Search for your ancestors in free Naturalization Records in U.S.A. and Canada. Find Declarations of Intent, First Papers, Alien Registrations, Passport Applications, Naturalization Petitions and Citizenship Certificates. Search substitute naturalization records - ships passenger lists, census records, oaths of allegiance, voters registration lists and more!
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Naturalization records usually list the petitioner's date of birth, sometimes just the year and their age. An immigrant could apply for naturalization at any state supreme, superior, district, or circuit court, or at any federal circuit or district court.
Most naturalization records for the period before 1906 have been microfilmed by the LDS church and the films may be rented through the LDS Family History Centers. Many have also been indexed or transcribed for publication, and as such, are available at local and regional libraries.
For Naturalization records that may have been completed through the U.S. District Court in the Sourthern District of South Carolina, contact the National Archives - Atlanta Branch..
Naturalization After 1906
The Bureau of Immigrantion and Naturalization was established in 1906. Starting in October 1906, the Bureau began keeping the naturalization records. If your ancestor was naturalized after that time, you should write to the National Archives-Atlanta Branch or Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) for their naturalization. If you don't know where your ancestor was naturalized, ask INS to check their Index to Naturalizations 1906-1956.
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Edgefield County Courthouse
127 Courthouse Square
Edgefield, SC 29824
Phone (803)637-4076
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