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Sworn Statement of Witnesses verifying Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark
Sworn Statement of Witnesses verifying Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark 11/2/1894
Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark
Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark 11/5/1894
Sworn Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark
Sworn Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark 11/5/1894
Application of Wong Kim Ark for Writ of Habeas Corpus
Application of Wong Kim Ark for Writ of Habeas Corpus 10/1895
Statement in Opposition to the Application for the Writ of Habeas Corpus of Wong Kim Ark
Statement in Opposition to the Application for the Writ of Habeas Corpus of Wong Kim Ark 11/11/1895
Opinion Rendered in the Matter of Wong Kim Ark on Habeas Corpus (by US District Judge Morrow)
Opinion Rendered in the Matter of Wong Kim Ark on Habeas Corpus (by US District Judge Morrow) 1/3/1896
Discharge of a San Francisco Judge in the Matter of Wong Kim Ark
Discharge of a San Francisco Judge in the Matter of Wong Kim Ark 1/3/1896
Identification Photograph on Affidavit for Wong Kim Ark
Identification Photograph on Affidavit for Wong Kim Ark 5/19/1904
Form 430 - Application of Alleged American-born Chinese for Preinvestigation of Status by Wong Kim Ark
Form 430 - Application of Alleged American-born Chinese for Preinvestigation of Status by Wong Kim Ark 10/17/1913
Form 430 - Application of Alleged American Citizen of the Chinese Race for Preinvestigation of Status by Wong Kim Ark
Form 430 - Application of Alleged American Citizen of the Chinese Race for Preinvestigation of Status by Wong Kim Ark 7/14/1931
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