US, New England—Petitions for Naturalization, 1787–1906 [Part A] [MQH2-59Y]
I am reviewing the document shown above. For the record date, should I use the date shown in the middle of the document stating when he made a primary declaration of his intention, or should I use the date shown in the stamped circle at the left bottom of the page?
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The batch cannot be pulled up with that code. Perhaps the answer has been found and the batch is submitted?
The project instructions can be pulled up by clicking on the link at the bottom of the entry forms, or the last icon on the horizontal toolbar. There is an example for the Declaration which shows to use the date from the next image.
If the form is different than the example, please check the batch code and we'll try again!
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For the New Jersey Naturalization records I have a couple of questions. So the Affidavit of Witness If I understand right goes with the page before that has the record date, but then there is an oath of allegiance that needs to have a separate entry but I'm confused on where I get the certificate number for that? Do I use the certificate number from the page before since it's for the same person. I'm sorry if i don't make sense. There s such so much instructions for this one I'm getting lost. Thanks in advance!
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There is no Petition Number for Oaths of Allegiance and there hasn't been since I've been doing Naturalization projects. The only things that are indexed are the petitioner's name and the Record Date, which is under the Petitioner's name and starts with Sworn to me in open court.
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