Puerto Rico: foreign country, for entry purposes to mainland, native (born 1895 to alien parents); eligibility Spanish parents born in; child born in Philip- Q Quota Act of 1921, as amended; exemption 9 Quota nationality: adopted child (sec. 101(b)(1) (E), 1952 Act), nonquota alien child (sec. 101(a)(27)(C), 1952 sec. 12, Act of 1924, accompanying wife or child: Quota preference: Act of 1924: child of skilled agriculturist arriving in U.S. Chinese persons, spouses or parents of U.S. East Indian race, alien of; 4-187 child, illegitimate; legitimation by proxy mar- Act of 1952 (see also Act of 1952, as amended by sec. 203(a,(1): accordion maker; 11-128 actress, not previously employed as such; arc welder; 8-595 artist; 10-753 automotive equipment, maintenance and baker, of hearth-baked breads; 11-255 baker, supervision of specialty bakery; 7-283 beneficiary sole owner of petitioning corpora- beneficiary will not be in actual employ of broommaker; 7-637 cabinetmaker; 7-93; 10-794 cantor; 10-317 cattle ranch hand (herdsman); 10-663 domestic workers, without special skills; electrical draftsman; 7-688 employment, limitation on period; 7-632, employment, permanence not certain; 5-454 Quota preference Continued sec. 203 (a)(1)—Continued export manager; 5-434 farmhand, experienced; 5-341 farm machinery operation and maintenance; gardener, shearing and care of ornamental hair stylist; 7-640 intern; 8-190 judo instructor; 11-293 librarian (catalogue), assistant; 11-282 mechanical engineer; 7-632 nurse, licensed in England; 7-430 spouse; marriage occurred after entry of prin- spouse; principal alien granted interlocu- spouse of principal alien arrived six weeks State and municipal occupational license or statutory standards: beneficial to welfare & cultural interests of U.S.; 11-293 combination of, as establishing eligibility; 7-286 exceptional ability; 5-454; 10-699 high education; 7-287 other considerations as denial basis, stat- utory requirements met; 7-632 qualification under any one, adequacy; services, need in or benefit to U.S., as qualifying; 7-292 skill, degree required; 7-283 specialized experience; 7-93, 277, 283 tailor; 7-206, 277, 423; 8-509; 9-299; 11-71 teacher of religious subjects; 7-286 weaver (reweaver), woolen mill; 5-527 adopted child; foreign court waiver of resi- natural parents of adult citizen child natural parents of adult citizen child Act of 1952-Continued sec. 203 (a) (2)-Continued stepparent; marriage creating relationship sec. 203(a)(3): adopted child; 5-556 adopted son or daughter, eligibility; 8-527 child adopted in conformity sec. 101(b) child of national (but not citizen) of U.S.; spouse, marriage in U.S. by Japanese spouse, proxy marriage; 5-698 stepson; marriage creating relationship "unmarried"; question of; 11-551 sec. 203(a) (4): adopted son; validity of adoption proceeding brother of citizen, both born out of wedlock, half-brother; 6-325 half-brother born out of wedlock; 5-610 legitimated after reaching majority; 7-441 son; proxy adoption; 6-634 stepdaughter, adult, married; 8-592 auto mechanic technician; 11-654 biological sciences, professional occupa- biologist; 11-643 business administration, occupations in; chemist, organic; 11-800 chiropractor; 11-898 dietitian; 11-869 dress designer and milliner; 11-657 economist; 11-845 economist, financial, 11-686 entomologist; 11-843 "exceptional ability", defined; 11--657 "exceptional ability" in the arts, person Act of 1952 as amended by P.L. 89-236-Con. geneticist; 11-694 lecturer; 11-909 librarian; 11-847 librarian, law; 11-779 mechanical engineer; 11-751, 802 "profession"; defined; 11-686 professional status; combination education and experience, as constituting; 11-800 veterinarian; 11-867 zoologist; 11-715 sec. 203 (a) (6): intent to employ; question of; 11-817 sec. 203(a) (7): alien crewman refugee in U.S.; 11-639, alien who entered U.S. upon false claim authority, sole, to determine classification under; 11-749 physical presence in U.S., period of: less than 2 years; 11-746 term "prior to application for adjustment"; refugee from cuba in U.S.; 11-518 transfer to nonquota status; see Nonquota im- R Race; child born abroad while mother (a lawful Racial eligibility to citizenship; see Ineligibility to Racial test, not applicable to collective naturaliza. Recommendation against deportation: crime for which alien was not convicted but limitation of, sec. 241(b), 1952 Act; 6-823; 11-530 narcotics offense; recommendation made before Recommendation against deportation-Con. notice to Service, prior; sec. 241(b), 1952 Act; smuggling aliens for gain (sec. 241 (a) (13)); in- timeliness; sec. 241(b), 1952 Act; 5-531; 7-227; timeliness (sec. 241(b), 1952 Act); challenge of: Record of entry, amendment or correction; see Reentry permit: admission as servant of foreign government abandonment of residence; question of; 11-261 submitted after departure from U.S.; 10-649 evidentiary value in establishing that alien's forgery in application for; sec. 22(a), 1924 Act; inadvertently issued to alien not qualified to Refugee, classification as; sec. 203 (a)(7), 1952 Act, Regulations of Service, have force of law; 1—636; Relation back doctrine; applications: annulment of marriage, New York; 3-25, 102 Religious denomination (sec. 101(a) (27) (F), 1952 Salesian Society, Catholic Church; 5-700 Vedic Society of America, Inc., 10-758 Remained outside United States to evade military service; see Citizenship-loss: evading service in need of public aid, in; 11–136 Renunciation of United States citizenship; see Repatriation by person who lost United States burden of proof; 8-96; 10-536; 11-808 examination facts to determine good moral Rescission of adjustment of status-Continued Residence: abandonment of, question of; 11-740 abroad, by naturalized citizen, as act of expatri- abroad by dual national; see Dual national abroad by foreign born child of U.S. citizen; loss distinguished from domicile, as used in 7th foreign, requirement of, exchange alien; waiver permanent; termination and/or abandonment of; Resident alien's border-crossing card; construc- Resident alien returning as seaman-workaway; Res judicata; drug addict, conviction under State Res judicata, doctrine inapplicable to administra- Res judicata; expatriation, declaratory judgment Restoration of civil rights; see Pardon: restoration Retaining stolen goods; see Crimes involving Returning lawful permanent resident alien: alien minor, following 1954 adm. for perm. resid. alien who departed U.S. intending to let future commuter classified as; 5-716 (see also Com- crewman; temporary employment ashore in sec. 212(c), 1952 Act, relief under: absence of few hours to Canada; effect of Fleuti alien excluded and deported; eligibility; alien outside U.S. since 1933; 5-658 alien remains deportable, where; 7-274 alien repatriated to native country (50 U.S.C. availability to sec. 245 applicant (in dep. proc). 245-235-67- -63 Returning awful permanent resident alien-Con. availability to sec. 249 applicant lacking lawful deportable for entering without inspection; deportable prior to departure; 6-392; 7-140 good moral character, requirement of; 7-368 lawful domicile of seven years, requirement of; nunc pro tunc grant; 5-593; 6-392, 405 Robbery; see Crimes involving moral turpitude S Salvation Army, as religious denomination, 1952 Samoa, American; see American Samoa Act of 1917; 6-410 Act of Oct. 16, 1918, of former member of sec. 241(a)(1), 1952 Act: last entry in 1931; 5-642 sec. 241(a)(2) and (9), 1952 Act, of student sec. 241(a)(11), 1952 Act: recommendation against deportation before loss of nationality under sec. 201(g), 1940 Act; pardon, conditional, issued prior to Dec 24, 1952; pardon, legislative, issued prior to Dec. 24, 1952; 5 612 private bill, intended to bestow status, enacted reentry permit issued prior to Dec. 24, 1952, as sec. 13(c) (1), 1924 Act, prior "right" or status seventh proviso, sec. 3, 1917 Act; application seventh proviso, sec. 3, 1917 Act, pending appli statute of limitations, prior status under; 6-540 Savings Clauses (sec. 405, 1952 Act)—Continued Dec. 24, 1952; 5—522 School, approval for nonimmigrant attendance; see Seaman: bona fide. not; lack of consent to reapply after crew list or manifest, offenses in connection with; deportation procedure, 1917 Act; 1-290, 689; deportation procedure, 1952 Act; 5-127 deportation proceedings, sec. 31, 1917 Act; detention, appeal from order requiring; 1-365 citizen wife and child; 5—736 no family ties in United States; 1-259; 3-869 service in U.S. Merchant Marine during war exclusion on criminal ground; 1-20; 2-404 resident alien, right to hearing: 5-712 shore leave, sole authority of primary inspector; status, elements creating; 6-540 Secs. 5, 6, and 7, Act of Sept. 11, 1957; see Discre- Sec. 9, Act of Sept. 11, 1957; see Adjustment of Sec. 13. Act of Sept. 11, 1957; see Adjustment of Section 211(c) and (d), 1952 Act; see Discretionary Section 212(a) (14), 1952 Act, as amended; see Section 212(a) (28) (I) exemption; see Subversive: Section 212(c), 1952 Act; see Returning lawful Section 212(d) (e), 1952 Act; see Discretionary relief Section 212(h) [formerly sec. 212(g)]; see Exclusion Section 212(i) [formerly sec. 212(h)]; see Exclusion Section 215, 1952 Act; see Prevention of departure Section 243(h), 1952 Act; see Deportation: with- Section 245, 1952 Act; see Adjustment of status Section 248, 1952 Act; see Status: nonimmigrant, Section 249, 1952 Act; see Adjustment of status Selective Training and Service Laws: false statements to avoid service, moral turpi- neutral alien claiming exemption; see Ineligibil- Sending threatening letter by mail; see Crimes California; commitment to Youth Authority; commitment under Fed. Youth Corrections Act; commutation of sentence, effect of; 6-562 Illinois State Reformatory at Pontiac, Ill.; Massachusetts Reformatory for women; 2-530 more than once: assorted cases; 1-209, 440, 490; 2-578; 3-605; Philippine Islands, native of, residing in U.S. sentences for separate offenses imposed at same narcotics offenses; see Deportation grounds: New York State: Defective Delinquents Institution at Napa- Vocational Institution at West Coxsackie, New Jersey; commitment to State hospital under new order imposing sentence 4 years after sus- one year or more: commuted sentence: 6-562 imposition of sentence suspended with proba- indeterminate sentence, when deemed to be probation, confinement as incident to; where retrial after long term in prison, followed by retrial after prison term partly served, followed suspended, wholly; effect as to crime prior to U.S. Public Health Service Hospital at Lexing- Service records; confidential nature: 6-573 turning lawful permanent resident alien): mission to the United States; 1-79; 4-226 Seventh proviso, sec. 3, 1917 Act-Continued conditional grant of relief; 2-486; 3-571 conviction of crime; consideration of facts outside criminal cases, elements to be considered; 3-767 absence from United States of 23 years; 4-226 illegal entry, based on; 1-166; 2-168, 460 or exclusion; 1-376; 4-82 minor's domicile followed that of parent's; seaman, accumulated 7 years of residence thru parture privilege; 4-1 temporary absence of 8 months; 1-631 immigration laws, crime committed in scheme Int. Sec. Act of 1950, sec. 6(a), effect upon earlier narcotics offense, conviction of; 1-293 naturalization frauds, perjury; 1-79; 2-593, 700, neutral alien claiming exemption from military nunc pro tunc grant; 1-1 policy, generally; 3-571, 767, 804 rape; 3-480 restitution of money to Government as condition subsequent entries, effect of previous grant of subversive ground; 3-784, 787; 4-260 suspension of deportation; ineligibility under war, alien seaman in U.S. by reason of; 4-1 Skilled agriculturist; quota preference for child Smuggling aliens for gains; see Deportation powers delegated by Attorney General: application for change of status, sec. 248, 1952 application for extension of stay; jurisdiction; authority in dep. proc. to adjudicate, or review |