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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Not yet... but will let the forum know once I hear back.
    Post door: incurve, 9 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Definitely an interesting and good idea. I'll keep note of it. I spoke with my grandmother, and she's pretty sure her father was naturalized...
    Post door: incurve, 6 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I don't see how being in the United States as an alien without citizenship makes one not a permanent resident of the country they came from. If...
    Post door: incurve, 3 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Yes, at the moment of the declaration of the act, one must be settled on the territory of the Polish State to receive the right to Polish...
    Post door: incurve, 3 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    This is how I see it: Article 2. At the moment of declaration of the present act, the right to polish citizenship serves every person, without...
    Post door: incurve, 3 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Also, I think the consul is right in noting that section 1-A of the 1920 Act is possibly even more relevant, and it simply states: An...
    Post door: incurve, 2 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I think that's their point though. They say my great-grandparents were not born on the 'territory of The Polish State' - but that they were born...
    Post door: incurve, 2 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Yes. Well, as I'm sure many of us have become accustomed to, I wasn't exactly expecting good news with regard to my difficult situation. He...
    Post door: incurve, 1 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I received a response from the consul in New York, and he stated that Art. 2, Point 1 from the 1920 Act states "citizenship can be admitted to...
    Post door: incurve, 1 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I haven't heard back from the consul yet, but will be sure to post what information I do receive. I did receive a response from Mr. Staczek. He...
    Post door: incurve, 1 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    No, polskiarg, you've done a great job! It's just confusing verbiage to swallow. I just wanted to make sure I understood exactly what the law...
    Post door: incurve, 30 sep 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    What are the exceptions you have heard of for this?
    Post door: incurve, 30 sep 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Correct; It is not my mother's father's father. It's my mother's mother's father... and my mother was was born in 1950, 1 year before the law...
    Post door: incurve, 30 sep 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I see you just added this information to your post. So my mother can only attempt to trace citizenship through her grandparents, the last of my...
    Post door: incurve, 30 sep 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    This doesn't make sense to me. The law states that one must be able to prove relation to either 1 parent, 1 grandparent, or 2 great-grandparents...
    Post door: incurve, 30 sep 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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