declaration and mol of plaintiff in opposition to summary judgment dcd 08-cv-2234 080910

8/9/2019 Declaration and MOL of Plaintiff in Opposition to Summary Judgment DCD 08-Cv-2234 080910

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StrunkDeclarationPage1of29

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTFOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA---------------------------------------------------x )Christopher-Earl:Strunkinesse,)593VanderbiltAve.281BrooklynN.Y.11238 )Telephone(845)901-6767 )

Plaintiff,))

v. )Civil Action No.: 08-2234 (RJL))

U.S.DEPARTMENTOFSTATEetal.) )

Defendants.))

---------------------------------------------------xPLAINTIFF DECLARATION IN OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS MOTIONFOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT TO DISMISSI,Christopher-Earl: Strunk in esse,declareunderpenaltyofperjury,pursuantto28U.S.C.1746:

1.Declarant/PlaintiffdeclaresoppositiontoDefendantsNoticeof

MotionandMemoranduminSupportofDefendantsMotionforSummary

JudgmenttoDismissbyAssistantU.S.AttorneyBrighamJ.Bowen

(Counsel)withDepartmentofStatesupportingdeclarationsofAlex

GalovichActingDirectoroftheOfficeofInformationandProgramsand

ServicesoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofState(DOS)andDorothyPullo

DirectoroftheFreedomofInformationDivision,Officeofinternational

Trade,U.S.CustomsandBorderProtection(CBP)datedJuly29,2010.


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2.PlaintiffopposesDefendantsMotionforSummaryJudgmentonthe

groundsthatDefendantsagents:

a. havenotmadeagoodfaithefforttosearchforanddiscloserecords

withinthepurviewoftheirfiduciaryresponsibilityanddutytosafeguard

anddiscloseunder5USC552andrelatedlaw;

b. havespoliatedrecordsassociatedwiththecommissionofhighcrimes

andmisdemeanorsperpetratedbyJohnO.Brennan,BarackHussein

Obama(a.k.a.SoebarkahBarrySoetoro),MichelleObama,Eric

Holder,SovereignMilitaryOrderofMaltamembersHillaryClinton,

RobertMueller,JanetNapolitano,LeonPanetta,ZbigniewBrzezinski

andothersasyetnamedinviolationoftheU.S.Constitution,National

SecurityActof1947andrelatedlawincludingtheForeignAffairsand

otherlawstoonumeroustolisthereinforthepurposesofthis

declaration;

c. havespoliatedrecordsassociatedwiththeegregiousviolationofArticle

2Section1Clause5inregardtoacover-upinvolvingSoebarkahBarry

SoetoroandBarackHusseinObama(BHO);

d. thatbyspoliationandconcealmenthavemaliciouslyaidedandabetted

BHOtoconcealSoebarkahSoetorosactsoftreason(1)havingtakenthe

1ACTSOFTREASON,interalia,byAidingandAbetting:(a)nations,organizations,entitiesandpersonswhosupportandpromoteterrorismandtheoverthrowoftheUSA;


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oathofofficetoupholdtheU.S.Constitutionandprotecttheunited

StatesofAmericaandthePeopleagainstallenemiesforeignor

domestichisrealnameis(plaintiffdoesnotknow)andwhoatbirthhasa

multipleallegiancessimultaneouslytoGreatBritainandKenyathrough

hisnaturalfather,notwithstandingwhereSoebarkahSoetoromayhave

beenbornisimmaterialinthematterofmultipleallegiancesunderthe

requirementoftheU.S.ConstitutionArticle2Section1Clause5,and

thatbaseduponthefactsassociatedwiththedocumentsreleasedto

dateSoebarkahSoetoroisanIndonesianCitizenfromsixyearsofage

tillthepresentbytheBHOadoptionbyLoloS.SoetoroMangunharjo,an

IndonesiancolonelinGeneralSuharto'sArmedForces;

e. thatbyspoliationintendedtoconcealthatSoebarkahSoetoronever

renouncedtheallegiancetoGreatBritain,KenyaandIndonesia,with

citizenshiptherethatwhenheattainedmajorityhefailedtotakeanoath

(b)willfulfailuretoprotecttheUSAbordersforthepurposeofunjustenrichmentincommissionofcrimesbyenemiesofthePeopleoftheUSA;(c)theChineseRedArmyinacquisitionofpreferredstockownershipinBritishPetroleumcontrolofAlaskaPetroleumProduction;(d)destructionoftheCaliforniaSan JoaquinValleyAgriculturalsectorbymaliciouslywithholdingwaterwithintentofChineseRedArmyownershipandcontroloverfoodproductiontostarveofthePeopleofCaliforniaandtheUSA;(e)

creationofaprivatearmydedicatedonlytohisservicewithoutallegiancetotheUSConstitution;(f)Personalenrichmentsince2005indirectownershipinthepharmaceuticalcompanythatasaUSSenatorheadvancedlegislationfortoproduceadeadlyvirusandantidote;(g)asaUSSenatorsupportedandpromotedtheElectionofOdingawhoseactsofgenocidewerecarriedoutagainstChristiansinAfricabyMuslims;(h)theChineseRedArmypartnershipintheLippoGroupofIndonesia,JamesRiadyandothersintheusurpationofstrategicmineralsvitaltotheNationalSecurityofthePeopleoftheUSA;(i)violationoftheLoganActandrelatedForeignAffairsLaws.


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ofallegiancetotheUSAandrenounceallotherallegiances,andthat

evenuponhismarriagetonaturalBornCitizenMichelleRobinsonfailed

totakeanoathofnaturalizationrequiredundertheImmigrationand

NaturalizationActandrelatedlaw(INA),BHOfalsifiedhisapplicationfor

admissiontotheIllinoisBar,andwhenheaffirmedhisoath(s)asa

SenatorfortheIllinoisStateSenate,U.S.SenatefromIllinois,and

POTUSchallengedbyDeclarant,whodulyfiredhimonJanuary23,

2009inthematterofBHOmulti-allegiances.

f. haveaidedandabettedaconspiracytodenyPlaintiffsubstantivedue

processandequaltreatmentwith5USC552alongwiththosesimilarly

situatedtomaintainarepublicanformofgovernmentandtherebyviolate

Plaintiffs1st,5th,9thand10thAmendmentrighttoprotectionassociated

withlife,liberty,thepursuitofhappinessassociatedtotherighttoown

propertyincludingbutnotlimitedtotherighttocontractandexpectation

ofhonestservicesassociatedwiththeoathofofficeofeachmemberof

theExecutiveBranchincludingDefendantsCounsel;

3.ThatPlaintiffhasemployedtheexpertservicesoftheretiredSenior

BorderPatrolAgentoftheImmigration&NaturalizationService,U.S.

DepartmentofJustice.PhilipHansJacobsen.whoalsoservedasthe

leaderoftheAssociationofBorderPatrolAgents,tomakeanaffidavitin


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regardtohisappliedexperienceandsimilarapplicationforpassport

documentsfiledbefore1968alongwithhisanalysissupportingPlaintiff's

abovesummarizedcontentionofDefendantsbadfaithherein,seeExhibit1 with Sub-exhibits A through Fannexedthereto(theJacobsenAffidavit).4. IntheJacobsenAffidavitthesetofcircumstancesinhisownFOIAof

hisownmotherthatcoincidewithpassportandrelateddocumentsare

datedfromMay26,1953throughOctober28,1985thatgenerallycoincide

withthesametimeframeofPlaintiffsFOIArequestedofStanleyAnn

DunhamwithBarackHusseinObamaalsonamedonthosedocumentstoo.

5.TheDOS/CBPresponsetoMr.JacobsenisdatedJanuary25,2010

byMarionettePleasantTeamLeader,LawEnforcementLiaisonDivision

OffofLegalAffairsPassportServicesshownasExhibit1Sub-exhibitB,

providesadetailedlistingofallresultantdocumentsprovidedduringthe

sametimeframerequestedwithoutanydocumentmissingfromtheperiod

1953through1985.

6.ThatMr.JacobsenaffirmsintheAffidavitfactsastohisownFOIA

requestthatsupportPlaintiffschallengetotheDefendantsresponse

allegationsandfactsrelatedtohisownFOIArequestatExhibit1

paragraphs8through12,andassuchPlaintiffreallegeseachandevery

allegationcontainedintheJacobsenAffidavitparagraphs8through12


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showninExhibit1withthesameforceandeffectasthoughhereinsetforth

atlengthomitsitforbrevity.

7.ThatPlaintiffchallengestheJuly29,2010letterofJonathanM.

Rolbin,DirectoroftheOfficeofLegalandLawEnforcementLiaisonBureau

ofConsularAffairsPassportServicesinthematterwithCaseControl

Number200807238withtwelvepagesofdocumentsattachedshownas

Exhibit1Sub-exhibitAthatsays:

Wehavecompletedasearchforyourrecordsresponsivetoyourrequest.Thesearchresultedintheretrievalofsixdocumentsthatareresponsivetoyourrequest.Aftercarefulreviewofthedocuments,wehavedeterminedthatallsixdocumentsmaybereleasedinfull.FurthersaysWedidnotlocateaI965passportapplicationreferencedinanapplicationforamendmentofpassportthatisincludedinthereleaseddocuments.Many,passportapplicationsandothernon-vitalrecords

fromthatperiodweredestroyedduringthe1980sinaccordancewithguidancefromtheGeneralServicesAdministration.

8.ThatMr.Jacobsensappliedresearchinhisexpertcapacityisat

paragraphs15through21onpages4through7shownasExhibit1and

formsthebasisforPlaintifftochallengetheveracityofDefendantsagents

tomeettherequirementsof5USC552andtheCourtherein,andthat

Plaintiffcontendshavecommittedafrauduponthecourt.

9. ThattheJacobsenAffidavitaffirmshisownFOIArequestfor

passportsrecordsthattheDOSprovidedwithinthesametimeframeprior


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to1967(1953through1985)andthattypeofrecordsrequestedconflicts

withtheDefendantsallegationsandpartialprovisionofrecordstoPlaintiff.

10.Thatthereisamatterofdenialofsubstantivedueprocessandequal

treatmentunderthelawinjuringPlaintiffwhentheJuly29,2010letterof

JonathanM.Rolbinfailstoprovide:(a)anylegalcontrollingauthorityforthe

allegeddestruction;(b)anychainofcustodyofanyofthedocumentstobe

providedandorallegeddestroyed;(c)anyrecordofsecuritystandard

operatingproceduresinuseinordertotrackthewhereaboutsandcustody

toaudittherecords;(d)anykindofIndexofdocuments;(e)any

administrativerecordsrelatedtothedocumentsinquestion;(f)any

confirmationofactualdestruction;(g)anycurrentadministrativerecords

withintheOctober2008throughpresentdiscussingtherecordsrequested;

and(h)anyrecordsandorworkproductreferencingtherecordsafterthe

allegeddestructionbetweenthe1980suntilthePresent.

11.ThatwithregardtoDefendantssupportingdeclarationsofAlex

GalovichActingDirectoroftheOfficeofInformationandProgramsand

ServicesoftheDOSandDorothyPulloDirectoroftheFreedomof

InformationDivision,OfficeofinternationalTrade,U.S.CustomsandCBP

basedupontheabovecontentionsDefendantshavefailedtoproved

sufficientfactstowhichPlaintiffmayrespondwithoutamoredefinite


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statementprovidedandaccordinglyreservestherighttoamendandextend

Plaintiffsresponseattheappropriatetimeorbeforetrialishad.

12.Thatasamatterofdenialofequaltreatment,substantivedue

processandspoliationDefendantsinjuresPlaintiffinthehandlingofthe

October2008andNovember22,2008FOIArequeststhroughthepresent,

andinthatregardtheAssociatedPress(AP)reportedonJuly21,2010by

TedBridisreportedintheArticleAPIMPACT:Apoliticalfilterforinfo

requestsreported(seeExhibit 2):WASHINGTONForatleastayear,theHomelandSecurityDepartmentdetouredhundredsofrequestsforfederalrecordstoseniorpoliticaladvisersforhighlyunusualscrutiny,probingforinformationabouttherequestersanddelayingdisclosuresdeemedtoopoliticallysensitive,accordingtonearly1,000pagesofinternale-mailsobtainedbyTheAssociatedPress.

Thefoot-draggingreachedapointthatofficialsworriedthedepartmentwouldgetsued,oneemailshows."WeneedtomakesurethatwefliptheseASAPsowecaneliminateanylagingettingtheresponsestotherequesters,"theagency'sdirectorofdisclosure,CatherinePapoi,wrotetotwoofSecretaryJanetNapolitano'sstaffers."Underthestatute,therequesternowhastherighttoallegeconstructivedenialandtakeustocourt.Pleaseadvisesoonest."Underthedirective,careeremployeeswereorderedtoprovideNapolitano'spoliticalstaffwithinformationaboutpeoplewhoaskedforrecords,suchaswheretheylivedandwhethertheywerereporters,anddetailsabouttheirorganizations.


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IfamemberofCongresssoughtsuchdocuments,employeesweretoldtospecifyDemocratorRepublican.Adepartmentspokesman,SeanSmith,saidthemandatoryreviewsbypoliticalappointeesneverblockedrecordsthatotherwisewouldhavebeenreleased.E-mailsobtainedbyAPdonotshowpoliticalappointeesstoppingrecordsfromcomingout.Insteadtheypointtoacutepoliticalsensitivitiesthatslowedtheprocess,aprobingcuriosityaboutthepeopleandorganizationsmakingtherequestsforrecordsandconsiderableconfusion.Thedirectivelaidoutanexpansiveviewofwhatrequiredpolitical

vetting.AnythingthatrelatedtoanObamapolicyprioritywaspeggedforthisreview.Sowasanythingthattouchedona"controversialorsensitivesubject,"thatcouldattractmediaattentionorthatdealtwithmeetingsinvolvingbusinessandelectedleaders

13.Itisallegedthatbeginningbeforethe2008GeneralElectionthe

DefendantinconjunctionwithotheragentsintheExecutivebranch

involvingbothprivatecitizensandentitiesalongwithJohnO.Brennan,

BarackHusseinObama,SoebarkahBarrySoetoro,MichelleObama,Eric

Holder,andnotlimitedtoHillaryClinton,LeonPanetta,RobertMueller,

JanetNapolitanoandtoothersasyetnamed.

14.ThatasshowninthedocketrecordofthisproceedingonJanuary

23,2009PlaintiffrepliedinprotestbyemailtoDefendantsCounsels

requestforanextensionoftimetorespond,andthatPlaintiffreferencedthe

January12,2009Newsmax.comArticle(seeExhibit 3)byKen


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TimmermanreportingonthenefariousactivitiesofJohnO.Brennanand

BarackHusseinObamainthematterofbreakingandenteringintotheUS

DepartmentofStatespassportdatabasetoeffectspoliationofdocuments

incriminalviolationoflaw.

15.ThatbeforeorduringthemonthofMarch2008JohnO.Brennan,

BarackHusseinObamaandtheiragents(spoliators)enteredintoa

conspiracyforspoliationofgovernmentrecordsinviolationofthelaw,and

notwithstandinganapologybythenSecretaryofStateRiceafterthefact,

anyapologybywhomeverdoesnotlessenthematterofspoliatorscrime

havingbeencommitted;andbythenatureoftheact(s)absolutelyisan

estoppelagainstuseofprivacywaiverofaccesstosuchdocuments,bars

anywaivertoaccessunderprivacy,thatotherwisewithoutacrimewould

preventpublicaccess,nowmandatesthatthepublicseethefruitsofsuch

crimebyspoliatorsJohnO.Brennan,BarackHusseinObamaandtheir

agentsactingtogetherinconspiracy.

16.AsshownintherecordofthisproceedingthatafterJanuary27,2009,

whenBarackHusseinObamainessewasnotifiedheisfired,firedfiredby

PlaintiffandwhencombinedwiththeJanuary7,2009requestfor

permission,theusurpers:BarackHusseinObamainesseandEricHolder

inesse,committedafraudupontheCourt,inaconspiracytoconcealand


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cover-up,substitutedDefendantscounselwithoutduenoticetoPlaintiff

withoutapprovaltherebyinjuringPlaintiff.

17.Thatthereisacontinuingconspiracytodefraudinvolvingspoliation

andorconcealmentfromthepublicofofficialdocumentsunderthecontrol

oftheDOS,theDepartmentofHomelandSecurityandelsewherethat

startedaccordingtotheDOSsOfficeofInspectorGeneral(OIG)therewas

thepassportfilesnoopingdiscoveredinMarch2008whosenaturewas

characterizedas"imprudentcuriosity"bycontractemployeeshiredtohelp

DOSprocesspassportapplications.

18.However,notwithstandingsuchOIGcharacterization,Plaintiff

complainsispartofthecover-upandeffortbyBarackHusseinObamain

essewhileactinginhisofficialcapacityasaU.S.Senatorwithothersto

withholdfactsessentialandgermanehereinforprovingthatheisnota

natural-borncitizen,havingmultipleForeignallegiances;and

19.ThatPlaintifffiledwiththeCourttheevidenceofthepatternof

concealmentbyBarackHusseinObamaasthediscoveryoftheconspiracy

reportedbyNewsMaxinthepressonJanuary12,2009,withthetheftofthe

DOSDataDiskscontainingtheObamapassportdatafromtheNational

ArchivesbelievedtobeassociatedwiththeApril2008assassinationofthe

materialwitnessFederalOfficerQuarlesHarrisJr.;and


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20.ThatonFebruary20,2009PlaintifffiledanadditionalFOIARequest

B8984fortheDefendantsDOSsOIGseverelyredactedthatobliterated

the104pageReportissuedonoraboutJuly4,2008,andthattheDOS

OIGFOIAOfficerletterintheresponseonMarch19,2009providedthe

104pageOIGReportentirelyredacteddespitethefactthatthematterwas

onlyclassifiedsensitivebutunclassifiedforpublicuse,andPlaintiff

especiallyobjectsinlightoftheabovebadactionsisgermaneherein.

21.Thatthepublichasanoverwhelmingneedtoknowwhatspoliation

andcover-updirectlypertainstotheFOIArequesthereinandinlightofthe

outrageousactsofspoliationcommittedbyDefendantandothersyet

namedasreportedbytheAPshowninExhibit2andinExhibit3.

22.Thereisanequalprotectionissuewithsubstantivedueprocessand

spoliationinjurytoPlaintiffandotherssimilarlysituateddescribedbytheAP

ArticleandNewsmaxshownasExhibit2andExhibit3asamatter

complainedofbeforethisCourt;andassuchPlaintiffwascontactedbya

witnessexperiencingsuchinjurybytreatmentofthoseFOIArequesters

similarlysituatedtoPlaintifffortheinformationonStanleyAnnDunham.

23.SuchadditionalFOIAInformationonStanleyAnnDunhamwasalso

requestedbyJefferyOtherson,aNaturalBornU.S.CitizenofPortClinton,

Ohio,07/25/48-62yearsoldwiththebackgroundfrom:1966-1975-US


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01/20/10 I received a telephone call from State and was informedrequest #2010-01092 had been lost I again resubmitted via fax(senders fax machine again verified receipt.)

03/01/10 I called to request status on both requests and wasinformed that both requests were in Passports and that I wouldreceive a call back shortly with the status (no return call was everreceived.)03/10/10 I received written notice from State (undated) that it willbegin processing request #2010-01092.

08/03/10 I called to request status and was informed that bothrequests are still in Passports, that no further information wasavailable, and that a call to Passports to request status was not

possible

25.TodateMr.OthersonsFOIArequestedinformationhasnotbeen

forthcomingfromDOS.

26.LikeMr.Otherson,Plaintiffwassingledoutforarbitraryand

capricioustreatmentinviolationofhisrightsreferencedbytheAPArticle

shownasExhibit2,andaspartofaconspiracyshowninExhibit3.

27.ThatgermanetothismatterinthisinstantactionbeforetheCourtis

thatPlaintiffrequiresamoredefinitestatementonthepartofDefendants,

asthereisinsufficientevidenceandfactsavailableforanorderof

dismissal;andthatPlaintiffprovidesatimelineofeventsonlythrough1971

gleanedfromtheFOIAevidencereleasedtodateshowninExhibit1Aby

DefendantsanddocumentsonStanleyAnnDunhamandheractivities:

a. Sept. 18, 1962 - LoloSoetoro,a32-year-oldcitizenofIndonesia,was


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admittedtotheUnitedStatesasanexchangevisitorunderSection

212(a)oftheImmigrationandNationalityActtoparticipateingraduate

studiesattheCenterforCulturalTechnicalInterchangebetweenEast

andWest,UniversityofHawaii.LoloSoetoro'sprogramattheUniversity

ofHawaiiterminatedJune15,1964.OnJune19,1964,theuniversity

grantedpermissionforhimtoremainintheUnitedStatesforpractical

traininguntilJune15,1965.

b. March 20, 1964 - StanleyAnnDunhamObamadivorcedBarackHusseinObamaintheCircuitCourtoftheFirstCircuit,StateofHawaii.

c. March 24, 1965 StanleyAnnDunhammarriesLoloS.SoetoroMangunharjoinMolokai,Hawaii,asdocumentedbyCertificateof

Marriage,LicenseNo.80296,StateofHawaii,DepartmentofHealth,

Research,PlanningandStatisticsOffice(tobedivorcedfromSoetoroin

1980);

d. July 19, 1965 -StanleyAnnDunhamisissuedPassportNo.F777788byU.S.DepartmentofState(passportapplicationdestroyedbyState

Departmentin1980s).ItisunknownwhetherDunhamhadaU.S.

passportpriorto1965,becausetheStateDepartmentclaims

(notwithstandingherJune29,1967passportamendmentapplication)

herpassportrecordspriorto1968weredestroyedinthe1980sin


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accordancewithunspecified"guidance"fromtheGeneralServices

Administration.

e. Dec. 12, 1966 -ApplicationbyLoloS.SoetoroMangunharjotoobtainawaiveroftheforeignresidencyrequirementsofthestudentvisathat

allowedhimtocometoHawaiitoattendtheUniversityofHawaiiis

denied,asdocumentedbyletterdatedDec.12,1966,fromJohnF.

O'Shea,districtdirector,U.S.DepartmentofJustice,Immigrationand

NaturalizationService.LoloSoetoroarguesthatthehostilityinIndonesia

madeitunsafeforhiswifetotraveltoIndonesiaandthattheseparation

causedbyforcinghimtoreturntoIndonesiawouldbeafinancial

hardshipforhiswife.TheINSrejectedtheargument,sayinginMr.

Shea'sletterDec.12,1966,thatthehardshipLoloSoetorodescribed

was"usual"insuchcases.

f. July 20, 1966 - LoloSoetoroleavesHawaiitoreturntoIndonesia,accordingtomultiplereferenceswithinDOJandINSdocuments.

g. June 29, 1967 -DunhamappliestotheStateDepartmenttoamendherU.S.PassportNo.F777788tochangehernamefromStanleyAnn

DunhamtohermarriednameStanleyAnnSoetoro.Themarriageto

LoloSoetoroislistedontheamendmentformashavingoccurred

h.March15,1965,inMolokai,Hawaii.


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i. October 1967 -AnnDunhamSoetorotravelsfromHonolulu,Hawaii,toJakarta,Indonesia,viaJapanAirlines,usingU.S.PassportNo.777788,

documentedbyarequestDunhamSoetorotoobtainanexception

allowingStanleyAnnDunhamSoetoroandorBHOtotravelonan

expiredpassportasappearsonthe1965Passportasamended1967.

TherequestwasgrantedbytheStateDepartmentOct.21,1971.In

1967BarackObamaaccompanieshismother,travelingasachild

namedonherU.S.PassportNo.777788.Obamaincorrectlyidentifies

the1967flightwithhismothertoIndonesiaasbeingonaPanAmjet,

andherecallsathree-daystopoverinJapan(Source:DreamsfromMy

Father,page31).StateDepartmentrecordslistnoothertravelto

IndonesiabyDunhamSoetorofrom1967-1971.

j. Aug. 13, 1968 -DunhamSoetoroappliesfromJakarta,Indonesia,totheU.S.StateDepartmenttorenewherPassportNo.F777788,issuedJuly

19,1965asamendedin1967,foranadditionaltwoyears.Thepassport

isreneweduntilJuly18,1970,fiveyearsfromitsissuance.

k. Inthesameapplication,sheamendsherPassportNo.F777788to

excludeherchild,identifiedasBarackHusseinObama(Soebarkah),

fromherU.S.passport.

l. Aug. 15, 1970 -Obama'shalf-sister,MayaSoetoro-Ng,wasborntoLolo


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SoetoroandStanleyAnnDunhamSoetoroinIndonesia.

m.1971, unidentified date -BarackObamalivedinIndonesiafor"overthreeyearsbythattime,"discussingavisitwithhismothertotheU.S.

EmbassyinJakartaatanunspecifiedtimebeforeBHOandSADS

(travelingtogetherorseparately)returnedtotheU.S.onorbefore

October20,1971.(Source:DreamsfromMyFather,p.30).

n. "InIndonesia,IhadspenttwoyearsataMuslimschool,twoyearsatthe

Catholicschool"(Source:"DreamsfromMyFather,"p.154).

o.ObamawasinIndonesiafromthetimehewas6yearsolduntilage10,

from1967to1971.

p.Onanunspecifieddatein1971:BarryBarackHusseinObamaSoetoro

returnsfromIndonesiatoHawaiialone,unaccompaniedbyhismother

(Source:"DreamsfromMyFather,"p.53).Obamaassertshehandshis

grandparentshisU.S.passportuponarrivalinHonolulu(Source:

DreamsfromMyFather,p.54)PassportNo.F777788,issuedJuly19,

1965asamendedin1967sinceheisnamedthereinthatheusedfor

suchtravelandnottheAugust131968renewalwhereBHOisremoved.

q.NothinginthereleasedFOIAStateDepartmentdocumentsindicates

DunhamSoetoroassistedhersoninobtainingaU.S.passportin

Indonesiaaftersheamendedherpassporttoremovehisname.


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r. Todate,ObamahasrefusetoreleasetotheU.S.publichisState

Departmentpassportrecordsandinternationaltraveldocumentation.

s. Oct. 21, 1971 -U.S.DepartmentofStateallowsStanleyAnnDunhamSoetorotoentertheUnitedStatesonherexpiredpassportNo.F777788

notindicatingwhereinwasthe1965,1967or1968editionthatexpired

in1970.TheStateDepartmentexceptionformnotesthedeparturefrom

theU.S.relatedtothetripwastheOct.1967flightStanleyAnnDunham

SoetorotooktoIndonesiafromHawaiionJapanAirways.

t. Oct. 20-21, 1971 StanleyAnnDunhamSoetorodepartsfromJakarta,IndonesiawithBHO,onPanAmericanAirlinesFlightNo.812,arriving

Oct.21,1971,inHonolulu,Hawaii,travelingontheexceptiongrantedby

theStateDepartmentonOct.21,1971,touseherexpiredpassportNo.

F777788.

u. End of October 1971 -BarackObamaSr.travelsfromKenyatoHonolulutoattendaschoolreunionattheUniversityofHawaiiandto

visithissonandex-wife.Obama'sfathertravelstoHawaiitwoweeks

afterhismothertravelsfromIndonesiatoHawaii;fatherreturnstoKenya

andmotherreturnstoIndonesiaafterNewYear'sDay,Jan.1,1972.

(Source:"DreamsfromMyFather,"p.62).

28. ThatthematterofDefendantsallegationthattheGSAhad


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destroyedunimportantrecordsbefore1967ringsabsolutelyhollowand

false,notonlybecauseoftheobviouscontradictionwiththereleaseof

documentsofsimilaryearsshownbyMr.Jacobsen;butbecausethe

backgroundoftheentireDunhamfamilyisanythingbutunimportantand

thatdocumentsareofhighvaluenotonlytobepreservedbutusedin

ongoinginvestigationsbackthenandintothepresent.

29.AssuchPlaintiffsummarizesreasonsthattherecordsweretobe

preservedandthatatbestDOSisbeingdisingenuouswiththeCourtinbad

faith:

a. In1965,PresidentSukarnowasoustedwiththehelpofBarackHussein

Obama'sstepfatherLoloS.SoetoroMangunharjo.

b. In1967,Dunhammovedwithsix-yearoldBarackObamatoJakarta.In

1966,asSuhartoconsolidatedhispower,ColonelSoetorowasbattling

CommunistrebelsinthecountryafterreturnonJuly29,1966.

c. DunhammovedbacktoHawaiiin1972,ayearafterBarryBarak

HusseinObamaSoetoroleftIndonesiatoattendschoolinHawaii,and

StanleyAnnDunhamin1980divorcedLoloSoetorowhohadbeenhired

byMobilOilCompanytobealiaisonofficerwithSuharto'sdictatorship.

LoloSoetorodiedin1987attheageof52.StanleyAnnDunhamdiedin

1995,alsoattheageof52.Obama,Sr.diedinanautomobileaccident


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inKenyain1982attheageof46.Obama,Sr.attendedtheUniversityof

HawaiicourtesyofascholarshiparrangedbyKenyannationalistleader

TomMboya.ObamaandDunhammarriedin1961.However,ObamaSr.

andStanleyAnnDunhamObamaofficiallydivorcedinMarch20,1964,

thesameyearStanleyAnnDunhamclaimedtohavemarriedLolo

SoetoroMarch5,1964andagainonMarch15,1965.

d. Obama,Sr.methisoldfriendMboya,theKenyanMinisterofEconomic

PlanningandDevelopmentshortlybeforeMboyawasgunneddownby

anassassininNairobiin1969.Kenya'sautocraticpresidentJomo

KenyattawasviewedasbeingbehindtheassassinationofMboya,a

would-berivalforthepresidency.Mboyawas39whenhewas

assassinated.Obama,Sr.testifiedatthetrialofMboya'saccused

assassinandshortlythereafter,Obama,Sr.wasthetargetofan

attemptedhit-and-runassassinationattempt.

e. Inthematterofconflictingfactspresentedonpreviousapplicationby

StanleyAnnDunham,theFilesreleasedbytheStateDepartmenton

Dunham'sname-changepassportapplicationliststwodatesandplaces

ofmarriagetoSoetoro:March5,1964,inMauiandMarch15,1965,in

Molokai--almostayear'sdifference.Inher1968passportrenewal

application,BarackObama'snameislistedasBarackHusseinObama


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(Soebarkah).Inpassportrenewalandamendmentapplicationsfiled

fromJakarta,Dunhamusestwodifferentnames:StanleyAnnDunham

SoetoroandStanleyAnnSoetoro.

f. StanleyAnnDunhamagainappliedforapassportfromJakartain1981

whileworkingfortheFordFoundation.HerNewYork-basedbossatthe

timewasPeterGeithner,thefatherofObama'sTreasurySecretary

TimothyGeithner.DunhamalsoworkedinruralvillagesinJavaforthe

USAgencyforInternationalDevelopment(USAID).

g. StanleyAnnDunhamandBarackHusseinObama'sfather,Barack

Obama,Sr.,anativeoftheBritishcolonyofKenya,metinaRussian

languageclassattheUniversityofHawaiiin1959.Theteachingof

RussianinHawaii,whichhostedanumberofUSmilitarybasesand

intelligenceoperations,issignificantsinceaRussianlanguageclass

duringtheheightoftheColdWarwouldnormallyattractamajorityof

U.S.intelligenceprofessionals.

h. AtthetimeDunhammetObama,Sr.atRussian-languageclassatthe

UniversityofHawaii,theCIAwasengagedinmajorcovertoperationsin

Asia,includingattemptedassassinationsofAsianleadersthatare

referencedinbookConfessionsofEconomicHitmanbyJohnPerkins.

i. AtthesametimeBarrySoetorowasattendingOccidental[Collegein


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LosAngeles,1979-81],BHOusedthenameBarrySoetoroandan

Indonesianpassportissuedunderthesamename,traveledtoPakistan

duringtheU.S.builduptoassisttheAfghanMujaheddin.Where

informedsourcesinKabulstatedthatBarrySoetorocurrentlyhasbeen

extremelyfriendly,throughpersonalcorrespondenceonWhite House

letterhead, with a private military company that counts among its senior

personnel a number of Afghan Mujaheddin-Soviet war veterans who

fought alongside the late Northern Alliance commander Ahmad Shah

Masood.

j. That In 1981 while supposedly attending Columbia University, Barry

Soetoro spent time in Jacobabad and Karachi, Pakistan, and appeared

to have an older American 'handler,'.; and where Barry Soetoro also

crossed the border from Pakistan and spent some time in India. At the

time of Obamas stay in Pakistan, the country was being built up as a

base for the anti-Soviet Afghan insurgency by President Carters

National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and later by President

Reagans CIA director William Casey.

k. It is no secret that BHO has suspiciously refused to release his

transcripts from Occidental, Columbia University and Harvard and that

he has remained cagey about his post-Columbia employment with


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Business International Corporation where his half brother still works.

l. As referenced above in early 2008, when employees of The Analysis

Corporation, headed up at the time by Obama's current deputy national

security adviser John O. Brennan, a former CIA official, were illegally

accessing Obama's State Department passport files and further reported

by informed sources that in 1981 Barry Soetoro was hosted by the

family of Muhammadmian Soomro, a Pakistani Sindhi who became

acting President of Pakistan after the resignation of General Pervez

Musharraf on August 18, 2008.

m. Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro was in Indonesia when the Soviets

invaded Afghanistan in 1979; and when Barry Soetoro visited Lahore,

Pakistan, is where his mother worked as a 'consultant,' in 1981.

n. According to a declassified Top Secret CIA document titled 'Worldwide

Reaction to the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan,' dated February 1980,

Indonesia became a hotbed of anti-Soviet student demonstrations after

Moscows invasion of Afghanistan. The report states:

Indonesian students have staged several peaceful demonstrations in

Jakarta and three other major cities. They have also demanded therecall of the Soviet Ambassador because of remarks he made to astudent delegation on 4 January and have called for a severance ofSoviet-Indonesian relations.'

o. StanleyAnnDunhamhavingdivorcedLoloSoetoro,changedhername


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backtohermaidennamewas in Lahore as a consultant for the Asian

Development Bank.

p. BHO's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, known to Obama as Toot;

began working for the Bank of Hawaii in 1960, a year after her daughter

met Obama, Sr. and in 1970 she became one of the first female bank

vice presidents. Madelyn Dunham retired from the bank in 1986. That

the Bank of Hawaii acted as a financial vehicle for American business

operations in Asia and the South Pacific. The Bank of Hawaii has,

including links to the Indonesian Lippo Group and Mochtar Riady's

contributions to the presidential re-election campaign of Bill Clinton;

American International Group (AIG) -- bailed out by BHO; the Nugan

Hand Bank in Australia; the Bank of Credit and Commerce International

(BCCI) and an affiliate bank in the Cook Islands, Commercial Bank of

Commerce Cook Islands, Ltd. (CBCCI) in Rarotonga -- which in the

1980s were funneling money to South Pacific islands to counter Soviet

influence in the region; global bullion trader Deak International;

European Pacific investments; and a company in Honolulu called Bishop

Baldwin Rewald Dillingham Wong (BBRDW), Ltd., which maintained

financial and political links to Asia-Pacific leaders, including Philippines

President Ferdinand Marcos, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi of India,


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Suharto in Indonesia, the Sultan of Brunei, the chiefs of the New

Zealand Security Intelligence Service -- which acted with South Pacific

small island states, and maintained slush fund accounts in the Cayman

Islands, the Cook Islands, Spain, and South America; and took over the

assets of the collapsed Nugan Hand Bank in Australia, also used actor

Jack Lord, from Hawaii 5-0 fame, on its promotional material as a way

to "open doors" and maintained close links with the U.S. Pacific

Command based in Hawaii.

q. In the 1960s, the Bank of Hawaii began opening up branches all over

the Pacific: Palau, Guam, Yap, Ponape, and Kosrae. It also bought the

Bank of American Samoa and the First National Bank of Arizona and

had gained significant, if not fully controlling, financial stakes in the Bank

of New Caledonia, Bank Indosuez in Vanuatu, National Bank of the

Solomon Islands, Bank of Queensland, Bank of Tonga, and Bank

Indosuez Niugini in Papua New Guinea, Bank Paribas Polynesia. The

Bank of Hawaii also opened up branches in Suva, Saipan, and Tokyo.

By the time Madelyn Dunham retired in 1986, the bank was also deeply

connected to John Waihee, the first Native Hawaiian governor to Hawaii,

elected in 1986. The Canadian Far East Trading Corporation, also

maintained close links with Waihee and Governor George Ariyoshi.


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r. When Barry Soetoro graduated from the private Punahou High School

in Hawaii in 1979 and transferred to Occidental College in Los Angeles.

Punahou High School was also the alma mater of another US Senator,

Hiram Bingham III of Connecticut, who was said to be the inspiration for

Indiana Jones, the movie character popularized by George Lucas and

Steven Spielberg. At the time, the CIA was engaged in a major recruiting

campaign, including on college campuses, after Admiral Stansfield

Turner, the CIA director, was ordered by President Jimmy Carter to

clean up the agency after previous scandals.

s. The Hawaii-based Asia-Pacific financial operation appears to have

been the brain child of Ray S. Cline, a proponent of paying pro-

American strongmen around the world large sums of cash to ensure

their loyalty, including Mobutu Seso Seko of Zaire, King Hussein of

Jordan, Chiang Kai-shek in Taiwan, General Lon Nol of Cambodia, the

Shah of Iran, Suharto, and Marcos. Helping to assist these operations

was Madelyn Dunham who was in charge of the Bank of Hawaii's

secretive escrow account business.

t. During her grandson's presidential campaign in 2008, Madelyn Dunham

refused all media interview requests. She died in Hawaii two days before

her grandson was elected president. With the death of "Toot," the early


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chapters of the life of Barack Obama, Jr., his father, mother, and

stepfather buried the Public has a right to know about these matters.

30.Ifonlyfortheabovefactsandreasons,Plaintiffwillnotbelievethe

recordsweresomehoweatenbythedogwithouttheDOSprovisionof

proofthattheGSAbackedupaforklifttoputthemintoadumpsterdoesnt

washasallegedintheDOSlettershownasExhibit1A:

WedidnotlocateaI965passportapplicationreferencedinanapplicationforamendmentofpassportthatisincludedinthereleased

documents.Many,passportapplicationsandothernon-vitalrecordsfromthatperiodweredestroyedduringthe1980sinaccordancewithguidancefromtheGeneralServicesAdministration.

31.WhereforePlaintiffwishesanorderoftheCourtdenyingDefendants

motionforsummaryjudgmenttodismisssubjecttoamoredefinite

statementoffactsbyorderofDefendantsandtheiragenttoprovide:

(a)anylegalcontrollingauthorityfortheallegeddestruction;

(b)anychainofcustodyofanyofthedocumentstobeprovidedand

orallegeddestroyed;

(c)anyrecordofsecuritystandardoperatingproceduresinusein

ordertotrackthewhereaboutsandcustodytoaudittherecords;

(d)anykindofIndexofdocuments;

(e)anyadministrativerecordsrelatedtothedocumentsinquestion;

(f)anyconfirmationofactualdestruction;


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(g)anycurrentadministrativerecordswithintheOctober2008through

presentdiscussingtherecordsrequested;and

(h)anyrecordsandworkproductreferencingtherecordsafterthe

allegeddestructionbetweenthe1980suntilthePresent;

(i)assignmentofaU.S.MarshalattheDOSArchivestosafeguardthe

recordsfro9mfurthertamperinguntilalltheadditionalrecordsareprovided

oraccountedfor;and

(j)furtheranddifferentreliefdeemednecessarybytheCourtfor

justicetobedoneherein.

Dated:August8th,2010/s/BrooklynNewYork__________________________

Christopher-Earl:Strunkinesse593VanderbiltAvenue#281

BrooklynNewYork11238(845)901-6767Email:[email protected]


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Strunkv.U.S.DepartmentofStateetal.DCD08-cv-2234(RJL)

STRUNK DECLARATION IN OPPOSITION TO SUMMARY JUDGMENT

Exhibit 1


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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTFOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

................................................... X)Christopher-Earl: Strunk O in esse, )

593Vanderbilt Ave. - 281 Brooklyn 11238 ))Plaintiff, )v. 1) Civil Action No.: 08-2234 (RJL))U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, et al.)

)Defendants. )................................................... )X

AFFIDAVIT of Philip Han s JacobsenSTATE OF CALIFORNIA )) SS:COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO )

Accordingly, I, Philip Han s Jacobsen, being duly sworn, depose and sayunder penalty of perjury:

1. I am over 18 years of age, not a party herein and am located forservice at 1158 Thalia Street, San Diego, CA 92154; Phone (619) 424-

2. 1 am a Natural Born Citizen of the United States of America.3. ! am licensed by the State of California as a Private Investigator,

California State License #PI15945, and I have been so licensed since

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1992.4. 1 am a retired Senior Bo rder Patrol Agent, Immigration &

Naturalization Service , U.S. Department of Justice.5. Plaintiff requests that I make this affidavit in regards to my applied

experience and my recently made, similar application for passportdocuments dated before 1968.

6. 1 have read the July 29, 2010 letter of Jonathan M. Rolbin, D irector ofthe O ffice of Legal and Law Enforcement Liaison Bureau of ConsularAffairs Passport Services in the matter with Case Control Num ber200807238 with twelve pages of documents attached in regards to theabove captioned FO lA Case filed by P laintiff, and I am familiar with itscontents (see Exhibit A).

7. 1 have personal know ledge of all the facts contained herein and willfreely testify in open court to all of the same.

8. On September 23,2 009 1 requested all the Passport records of mydeceased mother from the U.S. D epartment of State.

9. On January 25 ,20 10 The U.S. Department of State sent me therequested information from the passport records of my mo ther. Theylocated five (5) documents that appeared relevant to my request.

10. The records received were dated from M ay 26, 1953 through October



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28, 1985.1 1. Attached is a redacted copy of the letter from the State Department

outlining the records they released in my own request, see Exhibit B.12. 1 was included on my m other's passport and renewal(s) until Iwas 7

years old at which time Iwas excluded by amendment to he r passport. Ireceived my own passport at approximately the same time.

13. During my employment with the U.S. Border Patrol and whileassigned to a n Investigations Unit, I had occasion to access AlienRegistration Files, common ly called " A iles. The files were located onsiteor they were located at remote offices. To obtain one of these files Iwouldfirst check the A number or subject's name in a M aster Index and determinewhere the file was located, either locally or in another, nationwide office. Inorder to access files it was necessary to fill out, and sign, a request slip andtake the slip to a separate secured file room to access the files, if the fileswere onsite. The files were checked in and out by a file clerk and, uponreturn of the file, a record was made of its access and the file was returnedto its proper location by the clerk. If the files were offsite a reques t wassubm itted for access and, when rece ived at the loca l office, the officerrequesting the files would be notified. I became aware that certainprocedures were implemented to keep the files in certain locations and

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were designed to insure security of the files at all times.14. During the course of my employment I also became aware that

different documents had different retention schedules that directed howlong different types of documents were to be kept before destruction waspermissible.15. 1 searched the National Archives and Records Administration and

found on their website the following information:

"United States passport applications records from October, 1795to March, 1925 are stored at the National Archives and RecordsAdministration, and that Passport application Records from April 1925 tothe present date are at the U.S. State Department " (see Exhibit C)

16. 1 investigated the State Department's website to determine the typesof files they had and the procedures they had for retaining Passport Filesbefore destroying them or transferring them to the National Archives. Onthe State Department's website it states:

"Passport Services maintains United States passport records forpassports issued from 1925 to the present. These records normallyconsist of applications for United States passports and supportingevidence of United States citizenship, and are protected by the



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Privacy Act of 1974, (5 USC 552(a))." (see ExhibitD)

17. Additionally on the same State Department website, I located awebsite page titled "RecordsDisposition Schede//eS'.On that page is a listof "Domestic Records Disposition Schedule$'.Link- A 13 is tit ed PassportRecords. Upon following the website link I was directed to a pdf file titledU.S. Department of State Records Schedule, Chapter 13, PassportRecords. The first two entries referenced passport records andapplications from 1925 to 1970. These records were listed as eitherpermanent, transfer to the National Archives when 50 years old or destroywhen 100 years old. Newer passport records have different dispositionschedules with different dates for transferring to WNRC (WashingtonNational Records Center, Suitland Maryland) or for destruction dependingon whether they are paper, microfilm or other types.18. Upon checking further in the Records Disposition Schedule, I

observed on page 4 bottom entry, Passport Authorization Sheets orRecords, listed as item a-13-001 03b and described as follows:

"b. Index cards. Arranged Alpha betically. Master Index to issuance's1909 through 1978 (paper records). Contains index cards withinformation on passport issuance, registration, consular reports of birth,and other information. It further states "Disposition transferimmediately

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to WNRC. Destroy when 100 years old" (emphasis added by affiant)Page five (5) shows two entries for M icrofilm Master Index to issuance's1909- 1978.The first entry states that the Original Silver Halide (archiva l)are to b e transferred to WRNC and destroyed when 100 years old. Thesecond entry states that the Duplicate Diazo copies are to be retained inPPT and destroyed when active agency use ceases. See the E xhibit E,printed copies of the on line pdf's at the U.S. S tate Department website.

19. On January 9, 2008 in the Federal Register, volume 73, no 6, pages1660 to 1665, the State Department published Public Notice 6055.20. In that notice, which is an update of its system of records notice

(SORN), it states:"the S tate Department maintains an electronic index of all passport

application records created since 1978, and some passport applicationrecords created between 1962 and 1978."

It further describes in detail the h igh security used to maintain the recordsand the capabilities to audit access to records. Copies of the pages areattached, see Exhibit F.21. Based on my investigation of passport records held by the U .S. State



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.Dm-, Iteppegn thw, by law, the U.S. G o m e n t lthefat theStateDepartment, or theWNRC (Washingtonktiohai Reoords Center,Suitland,Nhybnd)must maintain passportappIhtbnsand relatedrecords for 700years. In addition, itappearsthe gbvemmenfmainB3nsaMaster Indextod bances~dassports ftom 1909to 1978,aswellasIndexCards (paper records) ofpasspurt issuances from 1909to 1978.Addmmw,BeU.S. StateDeparhnentmaintains an dwtmnic iWexof allpasportappliion records c a t e dsince1978 nd somepassportapplication reeords- 1962to ~ 7 8 .22. 1 do d e m n l y swear under penaltyofperjuryof under the lawsoftheState ofCaMwnia thisdate,August 5,21310 n theCmt y of SanDiego, StateofCaf5fmia that the fact5anddtcms&nces describedaboveare true -and -co~"fdo the best ofmy knowledge.

PhilipHans 3aGbsenS m $ ~ o ~ e r m eThis .5 dayof August,2010


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Strunk v. U.S . Department of State et al. DCD 08-cv-2234 (RJL)

AFFIDAVITof Philip Hans Jacobsen

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P A G E Z1 AMEND T O IHCLUDE ( E X C L W O E I tWIFEI (HUSBAND)N A M E B I R T H P L A C E B l R T H O A T E

I " R E V I O Y S L V M A R R I E D T O 1 P R E V I O U I M A R R I A G E T E R M I N A T E D 81D I VORCE : D E A T H

D I S P O S I T I O N O F M Y S P OU S E ' S P R E V I O U S P a S 5 D O R T

A T T * C H E D C j C A H C E L E D L n A T F II AMEND TO INCLUDE IEXCLUOE! CHILDREN

AMEND T O A E A O IN M ARRIED HAME ID A T E M A R R I E D

DOCUMENTARY EVIDEYCP SUBMITTED Y a DEP&RTIAEhlT B Y C D H I U LA R OFFICER

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DOCUMEHTARY EVIDENCE SEEN AND RETURNED T 0 A P P L I C A N T B Y C13HSULAROFFICER

P L A C E M A R R I E D

STATEMENT O F ACTION BY POST UPOH DEPARTMENT'S AUTHOR1 ZATIOH (7 0h aecwtd only I n conncdon 4 t h costs r e f a d o Dcpt.)

M A R R I E D TO

I THE P A SSPORT R E N E W E O TO 0 9 T EC 4 R D O F I O E N T I T Y WA S [3AM ENDED 4 5 REQUESTED 1

STAPLE ONE P H O W HEREDO NOT MA R F A C E

Thc passpon photos requi fcd must I1 bc approxirmtdy 2% by 2% i nche s in r i i c ; -* bc on thin unglazed papcr, s b w lull frontZ v i e w of applicant with a plain, lidht back-2 ground: and h a w been taken within 2 years FJ3:n: o f &tc s ubm i r t d . When dependents asc in- 3k c l d r d they should be shown inaproup pho-- -I tograph. T h e consul wil l nor accept photosrhnr er e nor z gm d likeness. Color photo-graphs arc acccptablc. I

AUTHOR1 T Y (Consul *I the U n i d S t ~ e s f A rn r r l t f f )

1 " x (Consul o f ihe Unitmd Stales ef ArnericolFORM , I n certain cases specif ic auihorizatiom by the lllepaltmcnt w i l l bc rcquized. In chcse r a s e s an extra copy of rhe form should

X (Yborn ? e ~ ' ? c dot irarlmiensJt t

be prcpnrcd. L'pon receipt of ihc Pepnnmcnt's rcplp the t x r r n copy should bc rtaasmittcd mith a nota'ien of ihc scrion inken+

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DEPARTMEN l F STATEAPPLICATION FO R AMENDMENT OF PASSPORT- -INSTRUCTIONS: Al l requests for inclusion nf pergons m u s t be sworn to (or ofFirrned) 5s-fare an Agent of the I ) e p ~ r t . m e n t F S t a f e or Clerk of Cowt. Photogro hs . which meet tharequirements below, and avidsncs o f c r t i z en h i p must b e submifted i&r d l parsons to baipcfudsd by this amendment. I t such persons L a v e had, or bssn i n c l u d ed i n , a prsviqus

, paraport, i t should ba subrnl~ad natscd o f ather docurnants. und Section G tomplmted.- P A S S P O R T NO. OF A PPL I C A N T 1 DATE 155UED

t l Y S T A T E rnIN C A R E O F

(PL EA SE P R I N T N A ME IN FULL)( F i r s t nwra) (Middle n am l ( L o s t nanej

F O R M A' 3 VED BUDGET BUREAU NO , 47-2059.7 Pusspar t O f f i c e U s s Only )Amend as shown in snctionrE l 5 a= F I E O F0 dd visa pngss.0 P3

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M t R R I A G E C E R T . N A T Z ' N . C E R T - 1 - -'Rw

1, h/7 La f t h s United Mot a s , do h sb rs usst that my passport, which i s snclossd , bs amended os9 / y slndicnted below.I N C L U D E MY CHILD(REH) , A S FOLLOWS: (Also cornpletn Sec t+on H +f chi ld(ren) acquiredcitizenship b y noturolizatibn, and have not ho d a previous passpott.) 1 ""to -quiremem+s for ~ ~ C I U S ~ M ~iNAME IN FULL PLACE O F El R TH (city, St&=) DATE O F BIRTH I I

I II N C L U D E MY (WIFE] (HUSBAND), AS FOLLOWS: ( A l so aornpltts Section H if wi fe )lhus bundl acquired cit lzsnship by natwollzotion, and/or Section I if w i f e w a s prmviouslvhorr~sd for; Marrh 3, 193l.j(WIFE'S} ( H E B A H D ' S ) FULL LEGAL NAME PLACE O F BIRTH (City, S m h )

S T A P L E ONE PHOTO H E R EDO NOT M A R FACE

I Photos must be ONLY of persons +a bm in-cludsd b y th i somsdrnant. Ths t w o phdos =must be duplicutes. upp r n x im~m f ya y ,r 3 nches in size; bs on thin, unglozed 1w paper wi th a plmin, l ight bc k grw nd andhove bemn tatsn within 2 vows of date I< submittad. Photos should &= front V IEW,bu t n e t full-langfh, and m y no t L n q -- she?, Po l arold, =atme or film bass prints. -

When more then 1 person i s to he Included,a group ~ b t os roquirsd. Color photosar r occsptnbls.D A T E OF MARRIAGE DO NOT STAPLE SECOND PHOTDATE OF BIRTH ATTACH B'f P A P E R C L I P 1

7E X C LU D E PERSCNS, AS FOLLOWS:

WHO IS/AREOHYIF E [ [=I TO A P P L Y FOR SEPARATE PASSPORT0 Y CHILDREN (GI* &J)CHANCE TO READ I N M A R R I E D NAME, A 5 FOLLOWS:A- .

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W A N G E TO READ AS FOLLOWS:

6 ' ~ C H I L D ~ R E N ~ * S )WI FE'SI ~ H U S B A N D ~ S I AST U, 5. PASSPORTNUMBER D A T E ISSUED

IN NAME OF U 9 SUBMITTEO HEREWITH0 TMER DISPOSITIOH (rim*]

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TO BE COMPLETED BY AN APPLICANT WHO BECAMEA CITIZEN THROUGH NAftlR ALIZATIO MlMMlG RATED T 3 f HE r R E S I D E D CONTINUQCjSLY IN TuE N A T c l R 1L I ZATI ON CERf 4 FICA7E NO.J.S. (Monrh, year) U.S. Fro m (Year) T o (Year) 0 Submbed hermlmI2 Ssen and returnedPreviou~lyubrnltred

'LACE HATURALISEU (C i tv , statel U 2 i l JR 'AL l ZAT13N COURT I D A T E NATURALIITO BE COMP tE fED BY ALL APPLICANTS -CCUPATION V I S I B L E DtSTIIVGUISHIb4G MARKS

PROGRAM OFF ICER , FORD FOUNDATION none-EN W T P m E WLLOYVlNG fF CHILDREUOF A PREVIOCRMARRIAGEARE WLUPED OR 1F PRVW.SlY W R E D BEFOREW W 3 "I WA S PREVIOUSI,Y MARRIED ON \ T O (Fult legal name) (WHO WAS BORN A T (Ci ty ,St*, Countrv)

ON Date of bimh) [I ORMER HUSBAND WAS U.S. ClSlZEN [PREVIOUS MARRIAG E TERMINATED BY a DEATH DIVI FORMER HUSBANDWAS NOT U.S. CIRZEN l o l ~D-,~ ~ N P L ~ I F A F P U C A N F D R A N Y P E ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ I D N B W P S N O T ~ N I+IfAED TH E U.S. { M o n ~ h ) (Yea r ) I F FATHER NATURALIZED: I IF KNOWN, FATHER'S RSID0 Applizam PHYSICAL PRESENCE 1N UDate Certiflcats No. From (Year)W ~ B f a Year13Husbsnd Befo re ( N m f Court) Place IClty, Stme)

ChildRESIDP~~~CE/CONTINUOUSHYSICAL 1F MOTHER NATURALIZED: IFKNOW,WTHEUS RESIDPRESENCE IN U.S. F r ~ r n ( Y s a r j o (Yssr) Dete Certificate No. PHYSICAL PFlESENCE IN UAppl iant F m m IYeer) To 1Year

7 I I I II INTEND TO CONTINUE TO RESIDE ABROAD FO R TH E FOLLOWTNG PERrOD AND PURPOSE

Two yea rs c o n t r a c t w i t h Ford Foundat ion f r om January 1981 - December 1982.I I ~ T E N D T O R E T U R N T D T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S P E A M A N E N T L V DATEOFDEPARTURE

4 YEARS MONTHS1 PRlVACY ACT STATEMENT

T& Information snlieln?d an this f d m is authorized by bu t no t l im i ted to, tho= statutes codif ied In Tit lm 8, 18, an d 2% 4JnimdSt.TosCodq mpmdecmsor rt;lu.ttes wketker or no t codified, and s)t re&lation$ issued pursuant to Ewmcutiue D r h r 11295 of August 5, 1966. The p r l m ~ ~ut'PU.ollciting th e informat ion Is t o esrablish citizenshipr Ident iq and enti tlmem to Issuance 8+ a Unlwd States P m p o n or raja& ftsllity, an d t o pradmlnisrer and enforce ha E m s srtaining rherato.Th e i n fom at ian i smade available as a rout ine urn on a need-*know ba~ke ps rs~ nne l f the Ch p a r tm en t of S m nd ethw gwwnmmnt agenele~statutory o r other lewful author iw t o maintain mch informat ion i n t h e perfmmanfa af thei r of f ic lal dutias; purarantm ambpoenr 8r court ardo~s sat orth i n Parr 6 4 Titye 22, Code of Federal Regukitions {Sea Federal Register Volume do,pages 45755, 45156, 47419 and 67420).Failure t8 prwids th e lrrfwmffio~ equested ~ x r h is form may rmlt In th e denial of a United Srateo P w o r t , rel~t9d ocurnant or 5 a ~ kindlvldu sl seeking w ch psgspoq docwmenr Qr service.NOTE: The dischsurs of your Sacial Security hlurnbw or d the identin, and locattan r ~ f p e m m bs no~ifisd n t h m went Of dmath mT rcidentirely voluntary. Howwwr, fai lure to pmvida th i s in+wmadon may prw ent the Depanment of Sta te f r m prwiding y w wWh rlmely armlstap r o m t i o n i n th e went you shwl d anceunrer an emergency s i r u a e - 1 whFle oumlde The United Stams.

ACTS OR CONDITIONS(IF m y of me baluwmentioned acts or condit ions have b m n parfwmed by e r q p l y t o th e applieanf or t o any other p-n ta bn lncludedpassport, the pOrtIcxl which appli- should be s m c k out. an d a supplemenmry e*otanatnry statement undw oath (or f f irmation) by t k e par-n tothe part ion is applicable should be attsched and made a p a r t af fhiq application.)1 have no t (end no other wrron include d in ?his appllcatlan has}, since acqulrlng Vnimd S citizenship, m n aturatizedas a citlren M a f w o i gntaken an ash Or made an affirmation or oMsr formal declaration 0 7 allegiance m aforegn stare: enrered or mwud In the armad forcm nf sforeinna c e p t e d or performed th e dutiee of any office, post, o r employment under the govwnment of 8 forelgn rtam or pol i t ical subdivl~ io nhererrf: mfo~rnat anunclatiun of nationality either in the Uni tedS tams o r b d o r e a diplomatic or co nwlar off icer of th e United Staas in a toreign State; svsr Wor claimed th e twnefirs of the netionaliry of any foreign %taw:or been conv ic ted by a court or court rnartlal of compefant jurisdiction committina ~ tf meason aga;nst. or atrsmpting by force to overthrow, or beaing arms ageinst, t, a UniTed Stares, or conspiring to ovmrthrm, pu t downdesnoy by force, rhe Government of rhe United StatesW k RNING: False starementr made knowingrv and wil l fu l ly i n pasport applicwions or in aF Ti&vits Or rimer flupporting doturnsnu rubrnltQdTheare punishabla by f i ve and/or imprlwnm enr under the provisions uf 8 USC tWl and/or 18 USC 7542. Alterat ion or rnuri la lon of a paaaor tpursuant t o t h i s application is punishable by fine and/or i rnprlaonmsnt under th e pmv i s i an s of 18 USC 1563. The use of a pa w a r t n wiolstimrestriction5 contained therein or Of the pasport regulations is punishable by fine and/or imprisunment under 18 USC 1544. A lr stetemmdocuments submirw d are rubjeetm verificaricn.

IFOR USE OF OFFICE TAKING APPLlCATlONl- -~ PPL~ CANT'SDENTIFYING O O C U M E N T ~ ICeMfieate of Natural-lzation or Citizenship No.:U PBSSPOTT 1 ~ ~ 9m:Urivefs Liceme Place of Issue:Tthur lSc;acifyJ: !$mud In Name OE

IDENT F Y l N G DOCUMENTlS)OF WIFEIHUSBAFTD T0 BE INCLUIN PASSPORTCertificam of Natural-izarion or Cirirenshlp No.:Passpart lreue Oa*:

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AFFIDAVIT of Philip Hans Jacobsen

Exhibit B


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In epfyre& to:CMPTfLm- ACOBSEN, JAM 25 2010CaseOfficer. CVCo1eman

I a m ~ ~ t o y o u r l e t t e r ~ g t h e ~ e I e a ~ e o f i n f o ~ i o n ~ t h e p a s s precardofyourmother, obsen--

26%1953, at the ofSate. -m a t otheFreedurn ofInformaionAct, nb&ion bX6). W e avemda& mabM, the releaseofwhieh,wouldm e t e dearlymawamantedinvasionofpelps0119tl privacyof thirdpaw.]faXtetewaf.ofU M tatespassport# 683issuedrenewingpassport fortwoyeatson&far& 31,1955,inPae-Parsmatto heF d o m of igfummtionWe haveredactedmaterial, the releaseofwhich,wad4 ooastftak a e1.earlgunwamn&d nvdom ofpemaf privacgofthirdparty.]

Reedom ofwo-fiioa Act, sabsmtioa(bwwe bave&acted m&%h&thereleaseofwhich,would CO-te a learly nnwar-tsxt invasion ofpelpsonalprivacyof hird party..]


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U n i ~ S ~ p a s s p o f t # 1 7 2 1 9 6ssuedto28,1956, anendingpassporton June 12,P ~ H a n s J d m a t * ~ ~ C o~ - ~ t t o ~ P ~ o f ~ o ~

d m d h n bX@ W e ave edslcfedmaferbi, the rdesm?ofwhich, wonidams&uCea dearly mwsmmted invasionofperwad privacy af- m.1- qplicatimforWtedStatespasport #031562885 issuedto(Deemmd) onOctober28, f985, at&eh ngeIesPasspMt-Parsamatto4beFreedola ofX & ~ m hct,s&m&oa @#6),Wehsve edactedmterki,thereleaseofwhich,w6nkl com&&&adearlyunwamnted h h n fpew&p * q oftbid pa3rtg.IWe excised idimmtionunder substion (b)(6)of theF d o m ofM&cm Act (5U.S.C. 552hwhichexemptsmateridsthafwodd constituteac I 1 yu n n t e dinvasionof hepersandprivacyofzimtkrperson.Youmayov- the Freedomof ldbmationAc&vacy Actdc t 301 l s byp r o V i ~ e W ~ ~ h m t h ee SUtjectd-reI- of*i n f d o n ,CreQ'bXee~~ %hat%heubjectis oracourtorder signed by ajudge ofcomptmt uridicti011 Ifym are:unabletoprovide these tems but f e l you areentitledto lGs i a f h o n ,pleaseprovidethisofficewith yourjust%donforhavingaccesstotheexcised infodoon.A astitiedcopyofyourIL~OWSassportrwadisavaibbfeuponawrittenzlequestandst&mis&onof the $30.00 wrtdicatio~ee. Youmaymakepaymentby &e& or money0rd~madepayabktotheDepartmeartofs.tate.


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I hope the encloseddocmentationwillbe ofassistancetoyou. If w e enbe of fimtherassistance,please letusknow*Sincerely,

TeamLeader, Law Enforcement Liaxsun J

Enclosures:As stated


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Passport appllcations can be an excellent source of genealogical information, especially aboutGo to the Research forelgn-born individuals. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) hasMain Paae passport applications from Oct. 1795-Mar. 1925; the U.S. De~ ar tmen t f State has passport

applications from Apr. 1925 to the present.The Department of State has issued passports to American citizens traveling abroad since1789, but did not have sole authority to do so until August 23, 1856, when Congress passedan act (11 Stat. 60) prohibiting other governmental entities, such as state and judicialauthorities, from issuing passports.Foreign travel in the nineteenth century was much more frequent than one might expect.Overseas travelers included businessmen, the middie class, and naturalized U.S. citizens whoreturned to their homelands to visit relatives. For example, statistics show that the StateDepartment issued 130,360 passports between 1810 and 1873, more than 369,844 between1877 and 1909, and more than 1,184,085 between 1912 and 1925. It s unknown how manyAmerican citizens traveled abroad with passports issued by state or judicial authorities priorto 1856 or without any passport prior to 1918.Although 95 percentof mid-19th century passport applicants were men, many women alsotraveled overseas. If the applicant was to be accompanied by his wife, children, servants, orother females under his protection, the ir names, ages, and relationship to the applicant werestated on the passport apgication. One passport was then ssued to cover the whole group.Likewise, when chldren traveled abroad soldy with their mother, Ebeir names and ages wereindicated on the mother's passport application. Passport applications by women in their ownnames became more frequent in the latter part of the nineteenth century, and by 1923women constituted over 40 percent of passport applicants.

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Obtain Copies of Passport Records

O bta in Copies o f P assport Records

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There are two options for obtaining copies of your passport records:

1. Passport Records for Issuances 1925 - Presenta. Requesting Your Own Record

Passport Services maintains United States passport records for passports issued from1925 to the present. These records normally consist of applications for United Statespassports and support ing evidence of United States citizenship, and are protected bythe Privacy Act of 1974, (5 USC 552(a)). Passport records do not include evidence oftravel such as entrancelexit stamps, visas, residence permits, etc., since thisinformation is entered in to the passport book after it is issued.

The Privacy Act allows you to obtain copies of records in your own name and therecords of your minor children. To request these records, please submit a typed orclearly printed NOTARIZED request that provides:

1. Your full name at bi rth and any subsequent name changes and/or the fullname of your minor child or children, if you are requesting their records;

2. Your date and place of bir th and/or those of your minor child or children;3. Your current mailing address;4. Your current daytime telephone number;5. Your current e-mail address, if available;6. Your reason for the request;7. The dates or estimated dates your passports were issued;8. Your passport numbers or any other information that will help us locate your

records; and9. A copy of requestor's valid photo identification

A search for your passport record is free wi th your notarized request. However, thereis a $60.00 search fee for each individual, other than yourself and your minorchildren, for whom a record search is requested. A check or money order madepayable to "Department o f State" must be included with your request.

b. Certif ied Passport RecordsCertified copies of passport records may be requested. I f you would like a certifiedcopy of a passport record, the certification fee is $30.00 for the firs t certified copy ofan individual's record and $20.00 for each additional authenticated copy of thatrecord. Checks or money orders should be made payable to "Department of State".

c. Third-Party RequestsThird party requests must include one of th e following:

1. Notarized consent from the owner of the passport records,2. Proof of guardianship,


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Records Disposition Schedules Page 1 of 1

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-- -- . - - - - - - -- . - -- - . -- - - - - - --U.S. Departmentof State Records ScheduleChapter 13: Passport RecordsPassport RecordsA-13-001 Passport Case Files - Passport and Citizenship Case Files, 1925-1970.Ola(1)Description: a. Case files containing one or more of the following types of records: passportapplications; Reports of Birth of American Citizens Abroad; Certificates of Wttnessto Marriage; Applications for Amendment or Extension of Passport; Certificates ofLoss of Nationality; and other supporting forms, documents and correspondencepertaining to each case.

(1) Reports of Birth of American Citizens Abroad, Certificates of Witness toMarriage, Certificates of Loss of Nationaltty, and Oaths of Repatriation.Disposition: Permanent. Transfer to the National Archives when 50 years old.DispAuthNo: NC1-59-79-12, item 2a Date Edited: 2/24/2009

Description:

Disposition:DispAuthNo:A-13-001-01b(1)Description:

Disposition:

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Passport Case Files - Passport and Citizenship Case Files, 1925-1970.a. Case files containing one or more of the following types of records: passportapplications; Reports of Birth of American Citizens Abroad; Certificates of Wfinessto Marrjage; Applications for Amendment or Extension of Passport; Certificates ofLoss of Nationality; and other supporting forms, documentsand correspondencepertaining to each case.(2) All other records.Destroy when 100 years old. (Supersedes NN 165-119, item 1)NCI-59-79-12, item 2b Date Edited: 2/24/2009Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1978-4982.b. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence.(1) Paper records that have been microfilmed (beginning in 1978).Transfer to WNRC in quarterly accumulations after it has been determined thatthe microfilm copies have been made in accordance with GSA and NARAregulations and are adequate substitutes for the paper records. Destroy when 15years old.NC1-59-79-12, itemI Date Edited: 2/24/2009


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U.S. Departmentof State Records ScheduleChapter 13:Passpott RecordsA-13-001- Passport Case Files - Passport CaseFiles, 1978-1982.01b(2)(a)Description: b. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence.

(2) Microfilm, 1978-82.(a) Original Silver Halide (Archival).

Disposition: Transfer to WNRC monthly. Destroy when I 00 years old.DispAuthNo: NCI-59-79-12, itemI Date Edited: 2/24/2009

Description:

Disposition:DispAuthNo:

Description:


Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1978-1982.b. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence, subject toFreedom of Information and Privacy Act protection.(2) Microfilm, 1978-82.(b) Duplicate Diazo copies.Retain n PPT. Destroy when active agency use ceases. (ref. NCI-59-79-12, item1b)Nl-59-04-2, itemI (2)(b) Date Edited: 2/26/2009Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1971-1978.b. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence.(3) Paper records not microfilmed, 1971 1978.Transfer to WNRC when 5 years old. Destroy when 100 years old. (Ref. NN-165-119, itemI . Supersedes NC159-79-12, item Ic)N1-59-90-23, item 1(3) Datef ited: 2/24/2009


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U.S. Department of State Records ScheduleChapter 13:Passport RecordsA-13501- Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1983-1999.Olc(1)Description: c. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence.

(1) Paper records that have been microfilmed.Disposition: Transfer to WNRC in weekly accumulations after it has been determined that themicrofilm copies have been made inaccordancewith GSA and NARA regulationsand are adequate substitutes for the paper records. Destroy when 15 years old.DispAuthNo: NC 1-59-79-12, itemI Date Edited: 2/24/2009A-13-001 Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1983-1999.Olc(2)(a)Description: c. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendment or extension of passports; and related correspondence.

(2) Microfilm.(a) Original Silver Halide (Archival).

Disposition: Transfer to WNRC monthly. Destroy when 100 years old.DispAuthNo: NCI 59-79-12, item I b Date Edited: 2/24/2009A-13-001- Passport Case Files - Passport Case Files, 1983-1999.Olc(2)(blDescription: c. Consist of passport applications with photograph attached; applications foramendmentor extension of passports;and refafed correspondence, subject to Freedom of information and Privacy Actprotection.

(2) Microfilm.@) Duplicate Diazo copies.

Disposition: Retain in PPT. Destroy upon imaging to optical disk or when active agency useceases. (ref. NC1-59-79-12, item l b)DispAuthNo: N1-59-04-2, item ic(2)(b) Date Edited: 2/26/2009A-13-001 Passport Case Files - A 8 P Passport and Citizenship Case Files 1910-present.OldDescription: d. Consists of a wide variety of citizenship files including abandoned applications,registration applications, expired look-out files and other related material.Disposition: Transfer toWNRC on an annual basis. Disposition not approved.DispAuthNo: N 1-59-96-5, item I d Date Edited: 2/24/2009


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- . ..U.S. Department of State Records ScheduleChapter 13: Passport RecordsA-13-001-02 Passport Books: Recovered, Surrendered, Unclaimed or FoundDescription: These passports books were issued to individuals who have returned them on theirown initiative or at the request of the Department of State or other Governmentagency or have been found, recovered, andlor forwarded to Passport Services(PPTITOIRS). They include Diplomatic or other Mcial passports issuedto militarypersonnel who are either discharged, retired or deceased during the validity periodof tbe passport; No Fee passports ssued to Peace Corps volunteers; touristpassports; and all other passports.Disposition: Destroy after receipt has been logged into PIERS database or successorelectronic database. (ref. N1-59-96-5, item 2)DispAuthNo: N1-59-04-2, item 2 Date Edited: 3/2/2006A-13-001- Passport Authorization Sheets or Records03a(l)Description: a. Lists lssued by Consutar Posts. Arranged numeAcally, giving passport number,name and address of person to whom issued.

(1) Paper.Disposition: Transfer immediately to WNRC. Destroy when 50 years old. (ref. Ni-59-96-5,item 3a(l))DispAuthNo: N 1-59-04-2, item 3a(l) Date Edited: 3/2/2006A-I 3-00103a(2)Description:


Passport Authorization Sheets or Recordsa. Lists Issued by Consular Posts. Arranged numerically, giving passport number,name and address of person to whom issued.(2)Microfilm.Destroy when 100 years old.N 1-59-96-5, item 3a(2] Date Edited:

A-q 3-001-03bDescription:


Passport Authorization Sheets or Recordsb. Index Cards. Arranged alphabetically. Master index to issuance's 1909 through1978 (paper records). Contains index cards with information on passport issuance,registration, consular reports of birth, and other information.Transfer immediately to WNRC. Destroy when 1OD years old.N1-59-96-5, item 3b Date Edited: 41111 999


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.-.. - . . . - - . .-- -- - - - --U.S. Departmentof StateRecords ScheduleChapter 13:Passport RecordsA-13-001- Passport Authorization Sheets or Records03c(I)Description: c. Microfilm Master Index to Issuance's, 1909-1978.

(1) Original Silver Halide (Archival).Disposition: Transfer to WNRC. Destroy when 100 years old.DispAuthNo: N1-59-96-5, item 3c(l) Date Edited: 4/1/1999A-13-001- Passport Authorization Sheets or Records03c(2)Description: c. Microfilm Master Index to Issuance's, 1909-1978.

(2) Duplicate Diazo copies.Disposition: RetainhPPT. Destroy when active agency use ceases. (ref. N1-59-96-5, item

3c(2))DispAuthNo: N1-5404-2, item 3c(2) Date Edited: 3/2/2006A134014 4 Reports of Passports IssuedDescription: Accounting statistical reports.Disposition: Destroy when 5 years old. (ref. N1-59-96-5, item4)DispAuthNo: N1-59-04-2, item 4 Date Edited:

Description:Disposition:DispAuthNo:

Description:Disposition:DispAuthNo:

Passport Accounting Records - Accounting records showing moneyreceived, deposited,or refundedby Passport Services. Also includescopiesof cash receipts.a. Consular cash receipts (DS-233).Destroy when 2 years old. (ref. N1-59-96-5, item 5a)N 1-59-04-2, item 5a Date Edited: 3/2/2006Passport Accounting Records - Accounting records showing moneyreceived, deposited, or refunded by Passport Services. Ako includes copiesof cash receipts.b. All other accounting records.Destroy when 5 years old. (ref. N1-59-96-5, item 5b)N1-59-04-2, item 5b DateEdited: 3/6/2006


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Strunk v. U.S. Departmentof State et al. DCD 08-cv-2234 (RJL)AFFIDAVIT of Philip Hans Jacobsen

Exhibit F

8/9/201

declaration and mol of plaintiff in opposition to summary judgment dcd 08-cv-2234 080910

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