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21 Sep 2009 / #1
My grandmother needs help getting her Polish passport.
She has documents (US citizenship certificate copy and entire immigration) ordered direct from USICS (what was formerly the INS, is now under Homeland security) showing that her father came to the USA from Lesko, Poland in 1870. He did not become an American Citizen until 1945.
My grandmother was born in 1924 in the USA.
She never renounced her right to Polish citizenship.
Today she is in her 80s years old, retired and living near Guadalajara, Mexico. She wants to get her Polish passport. What is needed to do so?
As it has been a long wait to get the papers we needed from the US government we want her to get her Polish Passport as soon as possible.
If anyone could recommend a good Polish attorney or if anyone knows who would be the best person to contact in the Polish government it would be much appreciated.
Myself (and the rest of her family) live here in the US - she is just in Mexico as another overfunded gringo retiree :)
Thank you,
She has documents (US citizenship certificate copy and entire immigration) ordered direct from USICS (what was formerly the INS, is now under Homeland security) showing that her father came to the USA from Lesko, Poland in 1870. He did not become an American Citizen until 1945.
My grandmother was born in 1924 in the USA.
She never renounced her right to Polish citizenship.
Today she is in her 80s years old, retired and living near Guadalajara, Mexico. She wants to get her Polish passport. What is needed to do so?
As it has been a long wait to get the papers we needed from the US government we want her to get her Polish Passport as soon as possible.
If anyone could recommend a good Polish attorney or if anyone knows who would be the best person to contact in the Polish government it would be much appreciated.
Myself (and the rest of her family) live here in the US - she is just in Mexico as another overfunded gringo retiree :)
Thank you,