non existance letter.

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corrado
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I went through all this about 10 years ago. I now forget how to do all this. I got the citizenship though my grandfather but now a second cousin wants help. Her grandfather is the brother of mine and I am sure neither naturalized. I will check her out on Ancestry tomorrow. But how do we get the non existence letter. I remember something about starting out with the census bureau and then getting a letter (cost was $20). Is this process the same. Also in the census my family said they were citizens, but the Chicago consulate didn't pay attention to that. Does anyone know if Boston is as kind? I know NYC will reject the application.
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will they reject it even if the census says NA but you get the letter from USCIS?
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