INS DOC FOUND: U.S. CERTIFICATE ISSUED TO ONE EAST AFRICAN-BORN CHILD OF U.S. CITIZEN IN 1961!

The Daily Pen ^ | Friday, March 23, 2012 | Dan Crosby

[research99]

Canadian Immigration records are available upon written request.

Records of immigrants arriving at Canadian land and seaports from January 1, 1936 onwards remain in the custody of Citizenship and Immigration Canada. To request a copy of another person's immigration record, you must mail your request to the under-noted office:

Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Public Rights Administration
360 Laurier Avenue West
10th Floor
Ottawa, ON
K1A 1L1

Please note that:

The request should include the full name at time of entry into Canada, date of birth and year of entry. Additional information is helpful, such as country of birth, port of entry and names of accompanying family members.

Applications for copies of documents must be submitted on an Access to Information Request Form [www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/tbsf-fsct/350-57-eng.asp] by a Canadian citizen or an individual residing in Canada. Fee: $5.00, payable to the Receiver General for Canada.

The request must be accompanied by a signed consent from the person concerned or proof that he/she has been deceased 20 years. Proof of death can be a copy of a death record, a newspaper obituary or a photograph of the gravestone showing name and death date. Proof of death is not required if the person would be over 110 years of age.

(Stanley Ann Dunham died on November 7, 1995, so the 20 year requirement would have to be authorized to be waived)

One method could be to ask for a general statement by the equivalent of a Public Affairs department of the Canadian Citizenship/Immigration office to verify if a document of entry into Canada for Stanley Ann Dunham in August 1961 is on file and if so what number references the document has - rather than to ask upfront for a direct copy of the restricted information. .

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/genealogy/022-908.007-e.html

[SvenMagnussen]

Page 5 of your link ...

“Mboya was an ardent advocate of education and the organizer of the famed airlifts of young Kenyans to the United States that had brought [Uncle Omar] Obama to Boston, according to a list of the 1963 airlift participants in Mboya’s records at the Hoover Institution in Stanford, Calif.”

Uncle Omar arrived in the U.S. in 1963.

[BerryDingle]

bfl

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

"(Stanley Ann Dunham died on November 7, 1995, so the 20 year requirement would have to be authorized to be waived)

One method could be to ask for a general statement by the equivalent of a Public Affairs department of the Canadian Citizenship/Immigration office to verify if a document of entry into Canada for Stanley Ann Dunham in August 1961 is on file and if so what number references the document has - rather than to ask upfront for a direct copy of the restricted information. .

Not exactly getting warm fuzzy on the latter tack being successful, though it's worth a try. As to the first, if we have to wait until November 2015 to see those records, it'll have been several Novembers too late.

[SueRae]

bookmark

[presently no screen name]

Try again. I don’t drink.

[bgill]

Good catch.

[zerosix]

Hey, the guy has a SS number from Connecticut - truth may be found in unlikely places.

[bgill]

LOL!

[nathanbedford]

Then stop inhaling

[little jeremiah]

This is all assuming that Stanley Ann is Zero’s mother. Which I am sure is not hte case. Interseting points about the Sunstein program of feeding misinformation.

Very interesting, I didn’t know that.

[Fred Nerks]

Onyango Obama played soccer and joined the debate and newspaper clubs at the former Browne & Nichols School in Cambridge.

Read the article again and tell me when he was enrolled. The correspondence quoted relies upon information in the hands of the personal collection of Cora Weiss, the same woman who was forced to recant that the kenyan came to the US as part of the airlift which landed in September 1959. In September 1959 when the first 'plane landed at Idlewild, the kenyan was already in Hawaii. So Cora Weiss revised her story, and said he came on a parellel flight. What does 'parallel flight' mean?

She should know if he was there or not, both Cora Weiss and Malcolm X met the first flight from Kenya. I believe nothing that comes out of her mouth or from her records. The Tom Mboya correspondence is all noted as from the 'personal collection of Cora Weiss' and I daresay you might be able to make an appointment with her if you want any further details...she can say anyhting she likes, only ONE letter has been released, and THAT has all the earmarks of being tampered with.

Show when Omar was enrolled at that fancy private school, and if it was in 1963, not 1962, I'll cheerfully eat my hat.

[Fred Nerks]

That he initially lived with his brother in a rented apartment in Cambridge, a place often churning with visiting Kenyan students, added to his exoticism.

INITALLY, get it? And when did the kenyan commence Harvard? In SEPTEMBER 1962.

[rawcatslyentist]

It is not proof per se. But it does show a Kenyan child of the same birth time frame as B Wacky immigrating/visiting the US.

And there was only 1.

Hound dogs are on his tail!

[El Kabong1]

Sorry you feel that way. I’m neither an Obama supporter nor a troll. I do believe we should pursue a course that is most likely to get the outcome we all desire, but I don’t think a challenge to Obama’s birth status is going to achieve that goal.

[Graewoulf]

Bingo X 10!

[El Kabong1]

I tried, but the system tells me I haven’t been a member long enough to post my personal page information.

[little jeremiah]

Placemark....

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

Welcome to FR. You've been here for a month, and your third comment post (after a CW one and a shout-out to Savage) is on an eligibility thread, and that post coming down on the side of giving Barky the benefit of the doubt. And you wonder why you'd be sniffed?

They're checking you out because people that have been here for a while tend to have finely-tuned retread detectors, and you're pegging their meters about now.

[musicman]