Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 11U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 |
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... fact that the petitioner voted at the times shown in the ques- tionnaire is deemed established by the admissions in the question- naire , her present admission that she voted and that she told the vice consul the facts about her voting ...
... fact that the petitioner voted at the times shown in the ques- tionnaire is deemed established by the admissions in the question- naire , her present admission that she voted and that she told the vice consul the facts about her voting ...
Pagina 14
... fact that she had no money or that her birth certifi- cate was not available -- documentary grounds were not advanced ; furthermore , even before 1940 , there was a question in her mind as to whether or not she was entitled to a United ...
... fact that she had no money or that her birth certifi- cate was not available -- documentary grounds were not advanced ; furthermore , even before 1940 , there was a question in her mind as to whether or not she was entitled to a United ...
Pagina 16
... fact which he first learned from an immigration investigator on February 1 , 1963 when the investigator required him to surrender his Form I - 151 . The respondent testified that since surrendering this document he has been unable to go ...
... fact which he first learned from an immigration investigator on February 1 , 1963 when the investigator required him to surrender his Form I - 151 . The respondent testified that since surrendering this document he has been unable to go ...
Pagina 30
... fact a person of United States nationality . He argues inasmuch as the petitioner has previously been admitted as a United States citizen and is the holder of a cer- tificate of citizenship , he is entitled to be recognized a citizen of ...
... fact a person of United States nationality . He argues inasmuch as the petitioner has previously been admitted as a United States citizen and is the holder of a cer- tificate of citizenship , he is entitled to be recognized a citizen of ...
Pagina 35
... fact , without regard to intent . 1As argued by counsel . In fact , to accomplish this result residence must be shown from prior to 1924 ( section 249 ) . Without stressing the higher standard of proof required in establish- 35 Interim ...
... fact , without regard to intent . 1As argued by counsel . In fact , to accomplish this result residence must be shown from prior to 1924 ( section 249 ) . Without stressing the higher standard of proof required in establish- 35 Interim ...
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Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 2 United States. Department of Justice Vizualizare completă - 1950 |
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Act of 1952-Section adjustment of status admission admitted adopted amended application for adjustment approved April Attorney beneficiary certification charge child citizenship Code common-law marriage conviction counsel court crewman December December 14 Decided by Board decision denied Deportation Proceedings District Director divorce eligible employment entered the United entry Esperdy established evidence exchange visitor fact filed granted Hong Kong immigrant visa Immigration and Nationality ineligible involving moral turpitude issue June Labor marriage married Matter Mexico moral turpitude Nationality Act native and citizen nonimmigrant nonquota nunc pro tunc permanent residence person petitioner petitioner's Philippines present prior profession provides provisions of section pursuant to section record respondent respondent's section 101 section 245 September September 15 show cause special inquiry officer special inquiry officer's spouse status under section supra suspension of deportation testified tion United States citizen United States citizenship Visa Petition Proceedings voluntary departure waiver wife