Application Case File of Natives Bringing Foreign-Born Dependents to the United States, 1941–1941

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Application Case File of Natives Bringing Foreign-Born Dependents to the United States, 1941–1941

1941

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This series consists of the application case file for Gin Gim Leong, son of Gin Bock Hay on Immigration and Naturalization Service form 12023. These files were converted to arrival files when dependants landed in San Francisco.

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National Archives at San Francisco

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SNAC Resource ID: 11676619

National Archives at San Francisco

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