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mopinko

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7. thanks much for the link.

Mon Jan 9, 2017, 02:03 PM

Jan 2017

i have most of the american docs i need, and i have a ton of info on my dad's family.
i was hoping to use this as an excuse to research my mom's side of the family. i hit a dead end there, as she had no birth certificate. i suspect she was born at home. i know that when she got a passport she got hassled because of that. i know there is a baptismal cert out there somewhere.
i have some clues where they are, but the church has been gone for a long time.

will hit the link and see what i can come up with tho, thanks much.

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my daughter is so terrified. [View all] mopinko Jan 2017 OP

My Irish Passport arrived in December pkdu Jan 2017 #1

dont you have to be enrolled first as a citizen born abroad? mopinko Jan 2017 #3

It is much easier now , and most of it online...but you are right , pkdu Jan 2017 #5

thanks much for the link. mopinko Jan 2017 #7

I do genealogy research as a hobby - DUemail me if you want help with that pkdu Jan 2017 #9

well let me know if you bump into an online database mopinko Jan 2017 #10

Medicaid varies greatly state by state... Yurovsky Jan 2017 #2

unfortunately in illinois medicaid is under fire. mopinko Jan 2017 #4

She'll need a strong community... Yurovsky Jan 2017 #6

we are in chi, in the most diverse zip code in the country, mopinko Jan 2017 #8

My lesbian daughter is in similar situation HockeyMom Jan 2017 #11

if there is anyone alive who can claim it, mopinko Jan 2017 #13

We will endure. arithia Jan 2017 #12

thank you so much for that. mopinko Jan 2017 #14

*grin* arithia Jan 2017 #15