I have important documents and I want your help

[Rosinish]

Where were all those documents found?

Were they with belongings of your g/father or were some from the internet?

You need to do as asked...

I'm asking you questions that you, or your father, should at least have an idea about not anything you can find online. So, for the last time...

1) was your father raised in South Shields area, in England or elsewhere?
2) was his mother Mary Jane Williamson?
3) did his father die in 1928?

If Mary Jane was your g/mother, where was your father living if not with his mother & who with?

What years was he where with whom (locations) 

You need to establish a definite link before you can proceed.

What is written on your father's birth cert. regarding parentage, where exactly was he born & when (Country)?

What info. do you have for your father's mother i.e. everything from his time of birth until he himself married & beyond 

Annie

[Gaming]

This is all making less and less sense. Yes, your grandfather could have been known by various names (or different versions of the same name) but not in 1934 if he died in 1928...

I was more perturbed that the first document in post 1 was dated 1934, 6 years after the OPs grandfather died.

The Argentinian record also gives whoever it is as single in 1927 and aged 24, so wrong marital status and too young to be born in 1898.

I do not think this information belongs to him
Because it is not enough of this link

https://www.ancestry.com/search/?name=chief_ahmed&count=50&location=3257.3250&name_x=_psx&priority=united-kingdom

[Gaming]

Where were all those documents found?

Were they with belongings of your g/father or were some from the internet?

You need to do as asked...

I'm asking you questions that you, or your father, should at least have an idea about not anything you can find online. So, for the last time...

1) was your father raised in South Shields area, in England or elsewhere?
2) was his mother Mary Jane Williamson?
3) did his father die in 1928?

If Mary Jane was your g/mother, where was your father living if not with his mother & who with?

What years was he where with whom (locations) 

You need to establish a definite link before you can proceed.

What is written on your father's birth cert. regarding parentage, where exactly was he born & when (Country)?

What info. do you have for your father's mother i.e. everything from his time of birth until he himself married & beyond 

Annie

My father asked me and said yes in the southern armor area South Shields
But he does not know the details

During my research I deduced this
But there are no more details

https://www.ancestry.com/search/?name=chief_ahmed&count=50&location=3257.3250&name_x=_psx&priority=united-kingdom

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Information This link is wrong
I do not think he is the same person

https://www.ancestry.com/search/?name=chief_ahmed&count=50&location=3257.3250&name_x=_psx&priority=united-kingdom

His death in Yemen 1988 and these documents and grandmother at home

[nanny jan]

The link shows a WW1 medal to a Merchant Seaman and not Royal Navy.

[Rosinish]

Can you piece together what you know is fact please?

Can you use e.g. when your father was born & where (no need for his name) & who his parents were & if/when/where they were married & his father's occupation?

What is written on that marriage of his parents...everything?

Annie

[Gaming]

You appear to be trying to find out if your grandfather was ever granted British Citizenship. None of the documents on this message board so far would suggest that he did.  One document is a Canadian document, so unconnected with British nationality, and another is a UK Aliens Registration card which indicates that when it was issued in 1925, he definitely wasn’t a British Citizen.

The Home Office would normally have a record of someone acquiring British Citizenship. You could enquire from them whether he was ever granted it.  (Normally you had to live in the UK for a certain number of years before you could apply. If he died in 1928, having only been in the country for 3 years it’s possible he hadn’t yet qualified. But I really don’t know).

If you are hoping to obtain British Citizenship yourself, based on your grandfather possibly having citizenship, my understanding is that in the UK it does not pass down 2 generations. But you would be best to take advice from a lawyer or advice body specializing in immigration law on that.

Brother
His death was 1988
He died in Yemen after leaving Britain
He went out after serving nearly 8 years in the sea
Property

[Gaming]

The link shows a WW1 medal to a Merchant Seaman and not Royal Navy.

I want your information about these documents
I do not know much about them
But I want to know these documents for submission to the embassy

[aghadowey]

I want your information about these documents
I do not know much about them
But I want to know these documents for submission to the embassy

Submission to what embassy for what purpose? None of the documents you've posted are likely to be of any interest to any embassy if you are trying to claim citizenship or gain admittance to a foreign country.
Rather than running around in circles it would be best if you were to contact whatever embassy you refer to and ask what documents you actually do need for whatever your reason.

[Rosinish]

Information This link is wrong
I do not think he is the same person

https://www.ancestry.com/search/?name=chief_ahmed&count=50&location=3257.3250&name_x=_psx&priority=united-kingdom

His death in Yemen 1988 and these documents and grandmother at home

FORGET any links...it's info. YOU KNOW & your father knows which is needed & who died in Yemen in 1988?

Was it your g/father who died 1988 aged 90 yrs?

Annie