However. the subject should not be penalized and refused the right to file a declaration of intention merely because no such record was made. He is entitled to his day in court. In order for a judicial determination to be made of his eligibility for naturalization. it is suggested that a qualified certificate of arrival be issued for him stating the facts of his entry as shown by the manifest of the steamship Maunawili as furnished by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association. which certificate of arrival should set forth that the alien was not inspected under the immigration laws and that there Is no immigration record of his entry. The field office should instruct the clerk of the naturalization court. issuing the declaration of intention. to strike out in the eleventh allegation the words "lawful entry for permanent residence" and to insert the word "arrival." It is recommended that a qualified certificate of arrival be issued. as indicated above. and that it be forwarded to the district director for Honolulu. Hawaii. district with the subjects N300 and a copy of this memorandum. Submitted by: Examiner.
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