Hi everyone,
I've asked a similar question before here, but I just want to double check a few things.

I'm looking to get citizenship GGF>GM>F(born 1950). Through my research, I have been unable to find proof that my GGF was ever naturalized. He came over as a minor so I'll need to also prove that ...

Ugh, what a bummer! Every time I think I've reached the end of researching my GGF's naturalization, I hit some new hiccup. I guess that's just the nature of this process.

My father was born in 1950 so all good there. My GGF did immigrate with his parents so I guess I'll have to check that as well.

After hearing some horror stories about the NYC consulate, I'm considering switching to the Newark consulate. I maintain a home in NJ and that is the address on my drivers ...

I'll be going through the NYC consulate.

Also, my GGF was 7 when he arrived and I believe it was his first time in the US (I'd be amazed if it was otherwise.) Were there any differences in naturalization for a minor?

So I should basically have 3 Certificates of No Naturalization, correct? From NARA, USCIS and the state.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to get citizenship via F>GM>GGF. My GGF immigrated in 1902 to Trenton, NJ. I've searched NARA in NYC which has Trenton records from 1838-1967 and submitted a request to USCIS which came back negative for naturalization records even though I've listed several possible ...

Thanks for the advice - I have confirmed that we qualify (ggf never naturalized, father born in 50s). That was step 1 so as step 2, I'm looking ahead for other potential complications. I'm sure there will be many

So I just started the jure sanguinis process (me>father>grandmother>greatgrandfather born in Villalba, Sicily) and am a bit overwhelmed with information of how to go about the process. I have a few questions and I was hoping that someone might be able to help me.

1. My 2 sisters would like to get ...