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I’m looking to do a tattoo coverup of a small tattoo on my forearm. Does any of you fine folks have any recommendations for tattoo artists who may specialize in this or a just talented at that craft? Thank you in advance!

I’m looking to do a tattoo coverup of a small tattoo on my forearm. Does any of you fine folks have any recommendations for tattoo artists who may specialize in this or a just talented at that craft? Thank you in advance!

Our premature newborn daughter is in the NICU fighting sepsis and urgently needs an O− blood transfusion.

If you have O− blood and are willing to donate in Mexico City, please send me a DM as soon as possible.

Hospital and donation details.

- Donation location: Hospital San Ángel Chapultepec Laboratory (1st Floor) - Inform front desk you are there to donate O- blood
- Address: Av Chapultepec 489, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
- Donation hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

If you can’t donate, please consider sharing this post. Thank you.

Our premature newborn daughter is in the NICU fighting sepsis and urgently needs an O− blood transfusion.

If you have O− blood and are willing to donate in Mexico City, please send me a DM as soon as possible. I’ll provide the hospital and donation details.

If you can’t donate, please consider sharing this post. Thank you.

A few weeks ago I posted here asking whether I had a viable claim to Polish citizenship through my great-grandfather. Since then, I’ve uncovered what may be an important new development.

I recently learned from my mother that my great-grandparents apparently never legally married, even though they consistently presented themselves as husband and wife on government records and throughout their lives. If they were never legally married, would my grandfather (born in 1922) potentially have been considered born out of wedlock and therefore derived citizenship through his mother rather than his father? If so, could this change my eligibility for Polish citizenship? I’d appreciate any thoughts on whether this changes the analysis.

Great-Grandfather
Date, place of birth: November 16, 1883 – Kalush (then Austria-Hungary, Galicia)
Ethnicity/Religion: Jewish
Occupation: Tailor
Military service: None
Emigrated: 1898 to New York
Married: Never legally married
Naturalized: November 27, 1929 (Bronx, NY)
Died: November 25, 1971 (New York)

Great-Grandmother
Date, place of birth: May 3, 1894 – Kalush (then Austria-Hungary, Galicia)
Ethnicity/Religion: Jewish
Occupation: Housewife
Military service: N/A
Emigrated: July 21, 1911 to New York
Married: Never legally married
Naturalized: June 12, 1939
Died: November 25, 1971 (New York)

Grandfather
Sex: Male
Date, place of birth: March 18, 1922 – Bridgeport, Connecticut
Parents: Never legally married
Married: October 7, 1943
Citizenship of spouse: American
Divorced: No
Occupation: Firefighter
Military service: U.S. Army, WWII (1942–1945)
Naturalized: N/A (born in the USA)
Died: May 5, 2012 – Florida

Mother
Sex: Female
Date, place of birth: April 21, 1951 – New York
Married: August 31, 1985
Divorced: No

Me
Date, place of birth: 1989 – New York City

Hello! I'm looking to get my family history reviewed and see whether there's eligibility via my great-grandfather. Do I have any chance at claiming citizenship via my GGF? Thank you all in advance!

Great-Grandparents:

• Date married: January 1, 1913 (Brooklyn, NY, USA)
• Date divorced: n/a

GGF:

• Date, place of birth: Nov 16, 1883, Kalish/Kalush, Austria-Hungary (Galicia)
• Ethnicity and religion: Hebrew/Jewish
• Occupation: Tailor
• Allegiance and dates of military service: Never
• Date, destination for emigration: 1898, to New York, NY, USA (via Liverpool, England, aboard the SS Pavonia)
• Date naturalized: Nov 27, 1929 (age 46, Bronx, NY, USA)
• Date, place of death: Nov 25, 1971, New York, NY, USA

GGM:

• Date, place of birth: May 3, 1894, Kalish/Kalush, Austria-Hungary (Galicia)
• Ethnicity and religion: Jewish
• Occupation: Housewife
• Allegiance and dates of military service: N/A
• Date, destination for emigration: July 21, 1911, New York, NY, USA
• Date naturalized: June 12, 1939
• Date, place of death: November 25, 1971, New York, NY, USA

Grandparent:

• Sex: Male
• Date, place of birth: March 18, 1922, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA
• Date married: October 7, 1943
• Citizenship of spouse: American
• Date divorced: N/A
• Occupation: Firefighter
• Allegiance and dates of military service: Served in Allied forces, WWII, (1942-1945)
• Date, destination for emigration: N/A (born in USA)
• Date naturalized: N/A (born in USA)
• Date, place of death: May 5, 2012, Florida, USA

Parent:

• Sex: Female
• Date, place of birth: April 21, 1951, New York, USA
• Date married: August, 31 1985
• Date divorced: N/A

Me:

• Date, place of birth: 1989, New York, NY

Hi everyone!

My husband and I are expecting twins later this month here in Mexico City, and we'd love to capture some newborn and family photos once they arrive.

If anyone has recommendations for a reliable, LGBTQ+-friendly newborn photographer in the city, we'd really appreciate it.

Thanks so much in advance! ❤️