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Form N-600 (Old 2400) TJ. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service at (Edition of 7-1-43) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF DERIVATIVE CITIZENSHIP INCLUDING STATEMENT CONCERNING ARRIVAL OF APPLICANT For use in searching records of arrival: RECORDS EXAMINED RECORD FOUND Place Date . Card index Name Index books Manifests Manner Marital status (Signature of pereon making aearoh) TO THE APPLICANT: Do not write above this line. Read carefully and follow the instructions on page 4 hereof (This form must be completely filled out—preferably on a typewriter). Take or mail this to DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION nor chean hereby (City or town) (County) (State) apply to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization for a certificate showing that I am a derivative citizen of the Urited States of America. In support of my application I enclose three photographs of myself each of which I have signed, and United States postal money order No. in the sum of $5, made payable to the order of the "Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Washington, D. C in payment for this application, and submit the following facts: (1) I arrived in the United,States through the port of under the name of (Month) (Day) (Year) on the vessel (If otherwise than by vessel. ..how manner of arrival) (If arrival was through arrived at the port of Mexico on on the vessel (Month) . (Day) (Year) (2) I have been absent from the United States as follows: (Datea of departure and return, porta of entry, and namee of veaacle or other n I have been absent at any other time. , (3) I have used another name in this country than that given above. (If so) It was I used that name because (4) The full name of the person shown on my steamship ticket was (5) I was born in (6) My father's full name is/was (7) My mother's maiden name was (8) (If a married woman) My maiden name was (9) My last foreign residence was (City or town) (10) The place where I took the ship or train which landed me in the United States was (11) The ticket on which I came to this country was bought at (12) (If arrival by ship) Name of steamship line was first, second, or third cabin I arrived as a passenger, stowaway, seaman, member of crew, or otherwise (13) I traveled on (an immigration visa, a passport, or permit to reenter) (14) I paid $ feft head tax at (City or town) (15) I was examined by United States immigration officers at (16) (If not examined, state why, and give the circumstances of your entry State which (State or oountry) (17) The person in the United States to whom I was coming was (18) The place in the United States to which I was going was (19) The names of some of the passengers or other persons I traveled with and their relationship to me, if any, are mother, three brothers
Object Description
Collection Name | Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, Boston, Massachusetts |
Collection Number | I-96 |
Dates | 1943 |
Box Number | 88 |
Folder Number | 31 |
Subjects |
Immigration World War I World War II Displaced persons Social services Holocaust Anti-semitism |
Name | Litcofsky, Edward Israel and Elizabeth |
Country of Origin | Russia |
Access | Request Access |
Rights | User has an obligation to determine copyright or other use restrictions prior to publication or distribution. Please contact the archives at reference@ajhsboston.org or 617-226-1245 for more information. |
Language | English |
Source | American Jewish Historical Society-New England Archives, New England Historic Genealogical Society |
Description
Collection Name | Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, Boston, Massachusetts |
Collection Number | I-96 |
Dates | 1943 |
Box Number | 88 |
Folder Number | 31 |
Subjects |
Immigration World War I World War II Displaced persons Social services Holocaust Anti-semitism |
Description | Individual Case Files; Litcofsky, Edward Israel and Elizabeth |
Name | Litcofsky, Edward Israel and Elizabeth |
Country of Origin | Russia |
Access | Request Access |
Rights | User has an obligation to determine copyright or other use restrictions prior to publication or distribution. Please contact the archives at reference@ajhsboston.org or 617-226-1245 for more information. |
Language | English |
Transcript | Form N-600 (Old 2400) TJ. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service at (Edition of 7-1-43) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF DERIVATIVE CITIZENSHIP INCLUDING STATEMENT CONCERNING ARRIVAL OF APPLICANT For use in searching records of arrival: RECORDS EXAMINED RECORD FOUND Place Date . Card index Name Index books Manifests Manner Marital status (Signature of pereon making aearoh) TO THE APPLICANT: Do not write above this line. Read carefully and follow the instructions on page 4 hereof (This form must be completely filled out—preferably on a typewriter). Take or mail this to DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION nor chean hereby (City or town) (County) (State) apply to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization for a certificate showing that I am a derivative citizen of the Urited States of America. In support of my application I enclose three photographs of myself each of which I have signed, and United States postal money order No. in the sum of $5, made payable to the order of the "Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization, Washington, D. C in payment for this application, and submit the following facts: (1) I arrived in the United,States through the port of under the name of (Month) (Day) (Year) on the vessel (If otherwise than by vessel. ..how manner of arrival) (If arrival was through arrived at the port of Mexico on on the vessel (Month) . (Day) (Year) (2) I have been absent from the United States as follows: (Datea of departure and return, porta of entry, and namee of veaacle or other n I have been absent at any other time. , (3) I have used another name in this country than that given above. (If so) It was I used that name because (4) The full name of the person shown on my steamship ticket was (5) I was born in (6) My father's full name is/was (7) My mother's maiden name was (8) (If a married woman) My maiden name was (9) My last foreign residence was (City or town) (10) The place where I took the ship or train which landed me in the United States was (11) The ticket on which I came to this country was bought at (12) (If arrival by ship) Name of steamship line was first, second, or third cabin I arrived as a passenger, stowaway, seaman, member of crew, or otherwise (13) I traveled on (an immigration visa, a passport, or permit to reenter) (14) I paid $ feft head tax at (City or town) (15) I was examined by United States immigration officers at (16) (If not examined, state why, and give the circumstances of your entry State which (State or oountry) (17) The person in the United States to whom I was coming was (18) The place in the United States to which I was going was (19) The names of some of the passengers or other persons I traveled with and their relationship to me, if any, are mother, three brothers |
Source | American Jewish Historical Society-New England Archives, New England Historic Genealogical Society |
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