In re Graf

277 F. 969, 1922 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 981
District Court, D. Maryland·Decided January 23, 1922·No. No. 5805·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

ROSE, District Judge.

The petitioner seeks naturalization. Both his Barents were foreign-born. His father, who was never naturalized, died while he was quite young. His mother married again, and- dur[970]*970ing her lifetime, and while the petitioner was still a minor, his stepfather was naturalized, and, in consequence, his mother also became a naturalized citizen. His only living parent having been naturalized while he was a minor residing in the United States, he thereby became a citizen. United States v. Kellar (C. C.) 13 Fed. 82; United States v. Rodgers (D. C.) 144 Fed. 711.

His petition for naturalization will accordingly have to be dismissed, because he is already a citizen.

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