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 *A petition will give name, date and place of birth, occupation, date and port of arrival, and names of witnesses (frequently relatives).
 *Starting in 1907, the information in the '''petition''' became much more detailed, including:
-{{Block indent|Name}}
+:Name
-{{Block indent|Date and place of birth}}
+:Date and place of birth
-{{Block indent|Spouses's name}}
+:Spouses's name
-{{Block indent|Date and place of birth}}
+:Date and place of birth
-{{Block indent|Date of arrival}}
+:Date of arrival
-{{Block indent|Port of arrival}}
+:Port of arrival
-{{Block indent|Ship's name}}
+:Ship's name
-{{Block indent|All children's names and ages, and whether foreign born or U.S.}}
+:All children's names and ages, and whether foreign born or U.S.
 *Information in early '''passports''' included the individual’s name, a description of the individual, and their age. Later passports included a birth place and birth date, naturalization information, and arrival information if foreign born.
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