EssaQ502 wrote:Well, he immigrated there from Beit Jala, Westbank of Palestine.. He then lived there, and got married, had kids, etc, etc.. He was born around 1900.. Or even earlier, I don't think he has a RUT Number, or anything like that..
DO you think there is any hope of getting his birth certifcate, or naturalization certificate?
So he WASN'T BORN in Chile, he just emigrated to this country from Palestine meaning you should be trying to get your GRANDMOTHER'S birth certificate if SHE was chilean. In your family line you should "connect" with the one that was born here in Chile to qualify as a chilean descendent.
My question to you is...what about your relatives living in Chile getting your grandmom's birth certificate? They can walk to the nearest Civil Registry and inquire, doesn't it make more sense?
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