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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-2003IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen, : Petitioner : CIVIL DIVISION : No. -- PETITION TO CHANGE NAME AND NOW comes Le Thi Nguyen by and through her attorneys Christopher S. Lucas & Associates and relates the following facts: Le Thi Nguyen is an adult individual, born in 1957 in the former Republic of Viet Nam to Tu Van Nguyen (father) and Le Thi Loi (mother). 2. In 1982, Le Thi Nguyen emigrated to the United States. 3. In 1988, Le Thi Nguyen was naturalized as a United States citizen. Le Thi Nguyen is a resident of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, owning a home at 5245 Joshua Rd. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. o Le Thi Nguyen wishes, for reasons of phonetic convenience and in order to facilitate business and personal communications, to change her given name to "Veronica". WHEREFORE, Le Thi Nguyen respectfully request that this court issue an order changing her name from Le Thi Nguyen to Veronica Thi Nguyen. Respectfully submitted by: Christopher S. Lucas Sup. Ct. I.D. 77903 Christopher S. Lucas & Associates 115 Pine Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 232-3709 phone (717) 232-3740 facsimile IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen : Petitioner : - C.P~IIANS COUrT, DIVISION No. OC VERIFICATION I, Le Thi Nguyen verify that the facts set forth in the foregoing Petition To Change Name are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and are consistent with testimony I would provide if called to testify under oath in the captioned proceeding. This Verification is made subject to the penalties prescribed under 18 Pa.C.S. § 4904 relating to unswom falsification to authorities. HARRISBURG OFFICE Charlevoix Place 115 Pine Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101 facsimile 717.232.3740 direct dial 717.232.3709 Law Q£fices Of CHRISTOPHER S. LUCAS HEALTH LAW AND GOVERNMENT RELATIONS ~:.' .. ADMITTED ~: '~'~ 5?'~ ~ ;~: ::~k Pennsvlvania a~ the District of Columbta ;:~ :~*~~lth~;~ ...... csluc~lucashealthla · April 24, 2003 Cumberland County Prothonotary One Courthouse Square Carlisle, PA 17013-3387 Dear Prothonotary: Please find enclosed for filing a PETITION TO CHANGE NAME and a check for $55.50. Please time-stamp the copy and remm it to me in the enclosed envelope. Please call with any questions, and thank you. Respectfully, Christopher S. Lucas Encl. C SP 4-144D PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE CENTRAL REPOSITORY 1800 ELMERTON AVENUE HARRISBURG, PA 17110-,9788 (717) 783,.6493 THE ENCLOSED ATTACHMENTS ARE BEING RETURNED [] FINGERPRINT CARD WAS NOT SUBMITTED FOR THIS ARREST. [] CANNOT BE FORWARDED TO DISTRICT JUSTICE BECAUSE: [] FINGERPRINT ORDER CARD WAS NOT SUBMITTED WITH ARREST FINGERPRINT CARD. [] DISTRICT JUSTICE DATA OMITTED/INCOMPLETE ON ARREST FINGERPRINT CARD. [] FUTURE FINGERPRINT ORDER CARDS SHOULD BE COMPLETED IN THEIR ENTIRETY TO ENSURE PROPER AND EXPEDITIOUS PROCESSING. [] A COPY OF THE CRIMINAL RECORD WAS FORWARDED TO YOUR OFFICE ON ATTACHED FINGERPRINT ORDER CARD SHOULD HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED WITH THE ARREST FINGERPRINT CARD. PLEASE TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION AS SOON AS POSSI~B~I~, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS MATTER. RE ORD.. ,DE...,c AT,O. D,V..,o. RETAIL THEFT FUNCTION PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE An Internationally Accredited Law Enforcement Agency SP 4-144A (11-94) PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE CENTRAL REPOSITORY 1800 ELMERTON AVENUE HARRISBURG, PA 17110 (717) 783 - 5496 THE FINGERPRINT BLOCKS CIRCLED ON THE ATTACHED COPY INDICATE INDIVIDUAL FINGER IMPRESSIONS THAT CANNOT BE ACCURATELY CLASSIFIED DUE TO ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING REASONS. 1. O INK UNEVENLY DISTRIBUTED. O TOO MUCH INK. E] INSUFFICIENT INK. 2. E~ FINGERS NOT FULLY INKED OR ROLLED. 3. ~OME OF THE IMPRESSIONS ARE SMUDGED; POSSIBLY FINGERS SLIPPED WHILE BEING ROLLED; OR FINGERS WERE NOT ~,~LEAN AND DRY. 4. L~J RIDGE CHARACTERISTICS ARE NOT DISTINCT; POSSIBLY DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE INDIVIDUAL'S EMPLOYMENT OR SOME OTHER CAUSE_ 5. J'~ HANDS HAVE BEEN REVERSED. 6. E] ONE OR MORE FINGERS PRINTED TWICE. D RIGHT/LEFT HAND PRINTED TWICE. 7. E~ FINGERPRINTS ARE NOT IN SEQUENCE IN SPACES INDICATED. 8. E] ONE OR MORE IMPRESSIONS ARE MISSING OR PARTIALLY MISSING. PLEASE INDICATE IF THERE IS AN AMPUTATION. IF NO AMPUTATIONS, OBTAIN THESE FINGERPRINTS. IN CASES OF BENT OR PARALYZED FINGERS, IT IS SUGGESTED THAT A SPOON OR SIMILAR INSTRUMENT BE USED AND THE FINGERS BE PRINTED INDIVIDUALLY. E] THE PLAIN OR SIMULTANEOUS IMPRESSIONS ARE OF THE SAME HAND. E~ FULL SET OF PRINTS ARE REQUIRED, BOTH ROLLED AND SIMULTANEOUS IMPRESSIONS. E~] OTHER 10. 11. IF ANOTHER SET OF FINGERPRINTS IS AVAILABLE ON THIS .SUBJECT, KINDLY SUBMIT WITH THE ENCLOSED CORRESPONDENCE. IF ANOTHER SET OF FINGERPRINTS IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS SUBJECT, DO NOT RESUBMIT THIS FINGERPRINT CARD AS IT CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED. ~ IN THOSE INSTANCES WHERE THE FINGERPRINT CARD IS RETURNED FOR BEING UNCLASSIFIABLE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND/OR THE COURT OF PROPER JURISDICTION BE NOTIFIED TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH 18 PA C.S. §9112. PLEASE TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION AS SOON AS POSS_I_RI E. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS MATTER. RECORDS & IDENTIFICATION DIVISION PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE PLEASE NOTE INSTRUCTION ON REVERSE SIDE An Internationally Accredited Law Enforcement Agency INSTRUCTIONS Due to the vastness of our fingerprint records, it is imperative that the complete classification formula be employed for searching and filing in each instance. Accurate classifying depends primarily upon the best possible rolled impressions that can be taken. Fully rolled, clear impressions allow for accurate pattern differentiation, ridge counting, whorl tracing, and interpretation of whorl types. It is suggested that each newly completed fingerprint card be examined to ascertain if it can be fully classified, bearing in mind the following: (1) loop-type patterns cannot be classified unless the center of the loop, the delta, and the ridges between them are clear; (2) whorl-type patterns cannot be classified unless the deltas and the ridges connecting them are clear; (3) arch-type patterns can be classified as such only if a sufficiently clear impression is obtained to permit identification of the pattern as belonging to the arch category. While a concerted effort is made to process each fingerprint card forwarded, in some instances this is not possible. The PSP fully recognizes the occurrences of situations which challenge the ingenuity of the identification officer to secure legible impressions. All returned fingerprint cards do not necessarily reflect upon the ability of the operative taking the prints and no returns are made at any time with such a thought in mind. Your cooperation is solicited in obtaining the best possible impressions in each block on every fingerprint card submitted. By so doing you are rendering a real service and making a major contribution to ali agencies participating in the fingerprint exchange program. PID: 000975 TID: OFCRll CCHRI SP4-164 RESPONSES 05/02/2003 15:06:51 PAGE: 001 CONTROL NUMBER: 242119 NAM/NGUYEN,LE THI ALIASES/NGUYEN,VERONIA DATE RECEIVED: 05/02/2003 ·DOB/10151957.SOC/000000000. / NO SOC RECORD NO NAM RECORD NO ALIAS RECORD NO ACCT RECORD IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen, : Petitioner : CIVIL DIVISION : : No. OC PETITION FOR SPECIAL RELIEF AND NOW comes Le Thi Nguyen (Petitioner) by and through her attorneys Christopher S. Lucas & Associates and relates the following facts: 1. Petitioner filed a Petition to Change Name and was fingerprinted pursuant to the processing of that petition. 2. Two separate methods of fingerprinting were utilized (traditional ink and computer imagery). 3. Efforts were made to enhance the print using Windex as well as hand cr~me which the technicians indicated can help to "bring out" the prints. 4. Nevertheless, the Pennsylvania State Police were unable to process Petitioner's fingerprints. 5. The State Police noted that the inability to read or process the prints may be "due to the nature of [Petitioner's] employment." o Petitioner is self employed and the owner of Jim's Deli on Pine Street in Harrisburg. Her job involves cooking and washing dishes from 6:00 a.m. when the deli opens until 4:00 p.m. when it closes every day. 7. It is impractical for her to stop working long enough to let the skin on her hands grow out. WHEREFORE, Petitioner asks that the court process her request to change her first name without fingerprint processing. Respectfully submitted by: Christopher S. Lucas Sup. Ct. I.D. 77903 Christopher S. Lucas & Associates 115 Pine Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 232-3709 phone (717) 232-3740 facsimile IN RE: LE THI NGUYEN AND NOW, this IS DENIED, Christopher S. Lucas, Esquire For Petitioner ;sal IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 03-2003 CIVIL TERM ORDER OF COURT ~'t~ day of May, 2003, the petition for special relief, Edgar B.~..~ley, J. IN RE: LE THI NGUYEN : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA · 03-2003 CIVIL TERM ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this day of June, 2003, a hearing on the within petition for a name change shall commence at 8:45 a.m., Thursday, July 24, 2003, in Courtroom Number 2, Cumberland County Courthouse, Ca__sylvania. By pher S. Lucas, Esquire For Petitioner :sal IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen, : Petitioner : CIVIL DIVISION ; No. OC O~- ._ AMENDED PETITION TO CHANGE NAME AND NOW comes Le Thi Nguyen by and through her attorneys Christopher S. Lucas & Associates and relates the following facts: 1. Le Thi Nguyen is an adult individual, bom in 1957 in the former Republic of Vier Nam to Tu Van Nguyen (father) and Le Thi Loi (mother). 2. In 1982, Le Thi Nguyen emigrated to the United States. 3. In 1988, Le Thi Nguyen was naturalized as a United States citizen. 4. Le Thi Nguyen is a resident of Cumberland County Pennsylvania, owning a home at 5245 Joshua Rd. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. 5. Le Thi Nguyen wishes, for reasons of phonetic convenience and in order to facilitate business and personal communications, to change her given name to "Alicia". WHEREFORE, Le Thi Nguyen respectfully request that this court issue an order changing her name from Le Thi Nguyen to Alicia Thi Nguyen. ctfully!submitted by: Christopher S. Lucas Sup. Ct. I.D. 77903 Christopher S. Lucas & Associates 115 Pine Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 232-3709 phone (717) 232-3740 facsimile IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen : Petitioner : CIVIL DIVISION No. OC .. VERIFICATION I, Le Thi Nguyen verify that the facts set forth in the foregoing Petition To Change Name are tree and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and are consistent with testimony I would provide if called to testify under oath in the captioned proceeding. This Verification is made subject to the penalties prescribed under 18 Pa.C.S. § 4904 relating to unswom falsification to authorities. IN THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In re: Le Thi Nguyen : Petitioner : CIVIL DIVISION ; : No. OC 03 - .. Zoo3 ORDER AND NOW, this ~ day of ~ '~.,~ ,2003, finding it in the best interests of the individual previously named Le Thi Nguyen, that her name be changed to ALICIA THI NGUYEN, is hereby Ordered that her name shall be and is changed to ALICIA THI NGUYEN.