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Privacy Act of 1974, (5 USC 552(a))." (see Exhibit D)
17. Additionally on the same State Department website, I located a
website page titled "RecordsDisposition Schede//eS'. On that page is a list
of "Domestic Records Disposition Schedule$'. Li n k- A 13 is tit I ed Passport
Records. Upon following the website link I was directed to a pdf file titled
U.S. Department of State Records Schedule, Chapter 13, Passport
Records. The first two entries referenced passport records and
applications from 1925 to 1970. These records were listed as either
permanent, transfer to the National Archives when 50 years old or destroy
when 100 years old. Newer passport records have different disposition
schedules with different dates for transferring to WNRC (Washington
National Records Center, Suitland Maryland) or for destruction depending
on 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 or
Records, listed as item a-1 3-001 -03b and described as follows:
"b. Index cards. Arranged Alpha betically. Master Index to issuance's
1909 through 1978 (paper records). Contains index cards with
information on passport issuance, registration, consular reports of birth,
and other information. It further states "Disposition transferimmediately
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