Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volume 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950 |
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... permanent residence . The Supreme Court stated : It thus appears that as late as 1925 , when the Department ( of State ) issued its " Compilation " including the circular instruction of November 24 , 1923 , it was the view of the ...
... permanent residence . The Supreme Court stated : It thus appears that as late as 1925 , when the Department ( of State ) issued its " Compilation " including the circular instruction of November 24 , 1923 , it was the view of the ...
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... permanent residence within 2 years from the effective date of the act and thereby demonstrate that they have elected to retain American citizenship and that failure to do so would result in loss of American citizenship . The second ...
... permanent residence within 2 years from the effective date of the act and thereby demonstrate that they have elected to retain American citizenship and that failure to do so would result in loss of American citizenship . The second ...
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... permanently in Canada : ( 6 ) That the applicant's mother did not attempt to return to the United States for permanent residence until July 14 , 1943 ; ( 7 ) That the applicant has applied for admission to the United States as a citizen ...
... permanently in Canada : ( 6 ) That the applicant's mother did not attempt to return to the United States for permanent residence until July 14 , 1943 ; ( 7 ) That the applicant has applied for admission to the United States as a citizen ...
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... permanent residence but stated that , should anything happen to him , his wife , who is a native citizen of the United States , would return to this country with their daughter . His reason for not desiring to leave Canada permanently ...
... permanent residence but stated that , should anything happen to him , his wife , who is a native citizen of the United States , would return to this country with their daughter . His reason for not desiring to leave Canada permanently ...
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... permanent residence on June 8 , 1919 at Laredo , Tex .; ( 3 ) That the respondent last entered the United States at that port on February 28 , 1939 following an absence of a few hours in Mexico ; ( 4 ) That the respondent was admitted ...
... permanent residence on June 8 , 1919 at Laredo , Tex .; ( 3 ) That the respondent last entered the United States at that port on February 28 , 1939 following an absence of a few hours in Mexico ; ( 4 ) That the respondent was admitted ...
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