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  1. mirkurij
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    ✎ EN Polish Record of Citizenship

    I have reason to believe my great-grandmother, thouggh emigrated to the U.S. from Galcia/Malopolska (then Austro-Hungary) in 1913, she never...
    Topic door: mirkurij, 9 jul 2014, 1 reacties, in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I'm in total agreement with curiousgeorge. As an American attorney I think that price is reasonable, to say the least, especially if he's going to...
    Post door: mirkurij, 27 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I will for sure. Probably going to do it through a lawyer. Thanks for all your suggestions.
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Yes, that's correct. Okay, so that's my argument until I find something else or if I don't find something else. I think you are right, though,...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    I don't have that section. I have the first page, Passport, with her picture on the inside of the front cover. Second page is Rysopis Wlasciciela...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Ah yes, the surname.. how obvious. Thanks. How was the annotation in the passport? The one I have was issued in 1920, and there is just a place...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Nothing that I can see... what would stop me from saying she is illegitimate, if I can't find any information proving they were married?
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Not sure... I have a good scan of every page of the passport. My polish and old-time-handwriting are not that fluent. I could send them to you...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    She was born in the US.
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

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    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Unfortunately, it's not that simple. My grandmother is not the person noted in the passport. That is my grandmother's older, now deceased, sister...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Thank you very much. I needed to see the language of the provision for how the citizenship of a legitimate child is inherited. Unfortunalely it...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Ahh.. How I want a copy of the 1920 law!!
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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    ✎ EN Polish Citizenship [part2]

    Here's an interesting question. Suppose that a couple living in Polish Austria in 1912 get married. The husband leaves for the USA in 1913. The...
    Post door: mirkurij, 11 okt 2008 in forum: Immigration Poland - Polska
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