Hi Jeremy,
I'm sorry I have no advice, but I am in a similar position. I searched a
long while for what happened to my great-grandfather. He disappeared after
the 1930 census and I couldn't find a death record or anything on him. Just
recently, I found out that he returned home to Capelo, Faial
Did you see some of the fees for these records!! Unbelievable!!!
"E"
On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 3:35 PM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> Jeremy, From the link Marilyn provided:
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> Regarding your letter: If it doesn't ask to state your relationship to the
> deceased, don't. And if
Jeremy, From the link Marilyn provided:
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Regarding your letter: If it doesn't ask to state your relationship to the
deceased, don't. And if it does, you can be the grandson or the
great-grandson.
The FOIA G-639 is here. I'd fill that out too: https://www.uscis.gov/g-639
Ch
The privacy laws mentioned so not apply in cases where the person listed on the
record is deceased - assuming you are able to provide a death certificate (I
can provide the consular certificates of death of an American citizen abroad)
Unfortunately it was finally in 1930.
Below is a copy of the
Yes, that collection has the consular death certificates in it, and they is
where I found him. Subsequently providing me with the dates and issue number of
his passport.
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Jeremy
I did not see what your relationship is to the person you are seeking a
copy of their passport.
I did a google search asking "How to obtain a copy of a US Passport issued
in 1930?" the following link says they are protected by the Privacy Act of
1974.
https://travel.state.gov/content/pass
Jeremy,
Coming in late on this but I was helping someone and found their relative
listed on Ancestry listed under Report of Deaths of American Citizens
Abroad, 1835-1974. No picture though. She was not born in the country.
It says her certificate of naturalization was left in this country. She
Jeremy, that sounds like a bunch of bull. It should be under the Freedom of
Information Ac (FOIA), if you have proof that he's dead etc. and you are
providing the other info asked for but who knows about Gov't agencies! They
seem to be doing what they want, as they want.
Rosemarie
rcap...@gmail.co
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> Cheri,
I have followed the instructions provided about mailing in to the Dept of
State Office of Law Enforcement Liason for a "Post 1925 passport of a
deceased person" (The one in question is from 1930, he died in 1933).
Before actually sending off the letter I typed up along with the de
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