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Expedition Question STAG 5 Application

§5 StAG Gender discrimination after 23 May 1949

Hi everyone,

It's been a while, but i'm close to submitting everything for my StAG 5 application. I was wondering, is it worth including a festellung application for my 80 year old grandmother with the rest of our StAG 5 applications to hopefully expedite them?

Also would there be any additional documents I would need? I've already got everything going back to her German grandfather.

Thanks!

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StAG 5 Update & Document Check

§5 StAG Gender discrimination after 23 May 1949

Hey everyone, its been a month or two since my last update and I just wanted to check a few requirements for documents. I have:

My 1893 German GG-GF's original birth certificate, and I've ordered his marriage cert. (I also have his and his brother's registration card)

My 1920 Australian G-GF's birth and marriage certificates are on the way

My 1947 Grandmother's birth and marriage certificates

My 1973 Mother's birth and marriage certificates

My birth certificate

Do I need anything else? I was considering ordering a certified copy of my great great grandfathers immigration records to Australia (his emigration records were destroyed).

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Hi everyone, I'm a 21 year old Aussie (of course) interested in coming to Canada with my brother for the 26/27 ski season, and after researching I'm still wondering where the best resorts to work at are. I'm an intermediate skier (can probably get down most of the mountain) and I would probably be seeking a bartending/server job.

I'm looking for somewhere with limited lines, good snow, good terrain and some semblance of nightlife and restaurants. So far I've been researching Whistler, Silverstar, Sun Peaks and the Banff area (my brother wants to go there). In Silverstar a family friend has accommodation that he offered us, which may play a big role in the decision.

If anyone has worked

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I've been into building my family tree and researching a lot and I think I may be, or someone in my family may be eligible for German citizenship, and I saw u/staplehill was incredible at this kind of thing. Here are the details:

Great Great Grandfather:
Born in 1893 in Germany

Emigrated Around WWI to Australia (A person with the same surname and age moved in 1913) 

Married 1918 I believe

Naturalised in 1941

Great Grandfather:
Born in 1920 in wedlock in Australia

Married 1943

Grandmother (alive if it helps):
Born 1947 in wedlock

Married c 1967

Mother:
Born 1973 in wedlock

Married 2000

Me: 
Since July 1993 in wedlock

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