Fraternity-Testvériség, 1959 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1959-03-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY 11 MEMBERSHIP AND CERTIFICATES January, 1959 Adult Department Certificates In force on December 31, 1958 __________26,510 Total out ____________________________ 145 _. Members __ 24,389 139 Remained ____________________________ 26,365 -------------- 24,250 Total gain _________________i_________ 77-------------- 68 Total on January 31, 1959 ______________ 26,442 24,318 Juvenile Department In force on December 31, 1958 _________12,181-----------------11,404 Total out __________________________ 108--------------- 108 Remained ____________________________ 12,073 -------------- 11,296 Total gain ___________________________ 60-------------- 54 Total on January 31, 1959 ___________ 12,133 11,350 Grand Total December 31, 1958 _______________________ 38,691 35,793 January 31, 1959 _________________________ 38,575 35,668 Decrease _______________________________ 116--------------- 125 LÁSZLÓ L. ESZENYI, Auditor LOSS OF NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE Question: I was naturalized as an American citizen many years ago. In connection with a passport application, I now need proof of my citizenship, but cannot find my certificate of naturalization. Is there any way in which it can be replaced? Answer: Yes, there is. Anyone whose original Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship has been lost or mutilated or destroyed, or anyone whose name has been changed by order of a court or by marriage subsequent to the issuance of such certificate and who wishes a certificate in his new name, may make application for a new certificate on Form N-565. The fee is, ordinarily, $5.00. No fee is required if the applicant has served honorably in the armed forces during any period in which the United States has been at war, or since September 16, 1940. In cases where the original certificate was mutilated, the mutilated certificate must accompany the application. In cases where the application is for a certificate in a changed name, it must be accompanied by documentary evidence of the change, as well as the original certificate.
