New York-Continued Domestic Relations Law: sec. 7-a; divorce, deserted spouse; Vol. VII, sec. 81, guardianship of children; Vol. III, p. 710 Mental Hygiene Law; Vol. II, p. 540 criminal offense; railroad employee; border draft dodger; Vol. II, p. 423 inadmissible under Act of Oct. 16, 1918; Vol. I, past member British Communist Party; Vol. Nolo contendere, plea; Vol. I, p. 619; Vol. V, pp. Noncitizen national of United States; see National, Nonimmigrant: adjustment of status; see Adjustment of status classification; see Immigrant: classification, failure to maintain status; see Deportation private bill, introduction of; effect on status; resident of Puerto Rico desiring to visit conti- nental United States; Vol V, p. 441 student; see Student treaty trader; see Treaty trader vis'tor; see Visitor Nonquota immigrant (see also Returning lawful permanent resident alien): child, adopted; sec. 101 (b) (1), 1952 Act; Vol. V, child born out of wedlock in China, legitimate child born out of wedlock in France; acknow- child born out of wedlock in Italy; acknowledged child born out of wedlock in Jamaica; legitl- child born out of wedlock, mother subsequently child, Chinese, of citizen veteran, Act of Aug. child of foreign incestuous marriage; destined to child, minor, accompanying mother, a native child, minor, entered into marriage after issuance 528 eligible orphan; sec. 4, 1957 Act: adoption by divorced aunt; eligibility; Vol. Nonquota immigrant-Continued eligible orphan; sec. 4, 1957 Act-Continued living with mother and stepfather, eligibility; former citizen, sec. 101(a) (27) (E); arrival after marriage to U.S. citizen, contracted soley to marriage to U.S. citizen, prior marriage termi- minister or professor, failure to actively carry minister of religious denomination, 1952 Act; Salvation Army minister, within 1952 Act; Vol. sec. 6, Act of Sept. 22, 1959: beneficiary spouse not related to petitioner at Nonsupport (see also Crimes involving moral tur- New York; Vol. II, p. 553 Ohio; Vol. II, p. 134 Non vult contendere, plea (New Jersey); effect; Northern Ireland; juvenile delinquency; Vol. III, citizenship treaty between U.S. and Norway; nationality; Vol. III, pp. 98, 597, 668 delegation of powers by Service officer in charge form of notice; Vol. I, p. 370 medical treatment, necessary, landing of crew. validity of notice where crewman's names not Nunc pro tunc relief: permission to reapply for admission; Vol. I, p. 6; sec. 3, seventh proviso, 1917 Act; Vol. I, p. 6; Vol. sec. 5, Act of Sept. 11, 1957; Vol. VII, p. 713; Vol. sec. 7, Act of Sept. 11, 1957; Vol. VIII, p. 608 sec. 212(d) (3), 1952 Act; Vol. VIII, pp. 285, 302 Oath of allegiance, foreign (see also Citizenship-loss: actual taking distinguished from mere written agreement to perform military duties distin- employment by foreign government, Canada, in fealty, oath of, distinguished from oath of al- expatriative effect; confirmation upon reaching State Department policy; Vol. II, p. 792 reservations to retain United States citizenship; Royal Canadian Mounted Police and affiliated war, while United States was at (World War I); Oaths: power of immigration officers to administer; Vol. seaman's certificate of American citizenship (Re- Obtaining money or property by false pretenses; Other documentation; sec. 212(a) (19), 1952 Act; see P Pacifism, determination whether prejudicial to in- Pardon: act of grace and mercy; Vol. II, p. 590 conditional ("to avoid deportation"): New York; Vol. VI, p. 355 Ohio; Vol. V, p. 630 Vermont; Vol. III, p. 551 deportability; no effect upon, where evidence deportability under sec. 241(a)(1), 1952 Act; Vol. deportability under sec. 241(a)(12); effect on, Pardon-Continued expungement of conviction record, California, Vol. IV, p. 265; Vol. V, p. 194; Vol. VIII, p. 429 foreign; effect in exclusion proceedings; Vol. III, Hawaii, by Governor of; Vol. VI, p. 214 mayor of first-class city (Neb.), by; Vol. VIII, offenses covered by; ambiguity present (Rhode restoration of civil rights: Illinois; Vol. III, p. 211 Wisconsin; Vol. IV, p. 73; Vol. VIII, p. 677 Parole: administrative device of long standing; extraor- entry, distinguished from; Vol. II, p. 175; Vol. naturalization, former citizen (sec. 323, 1940 revocation of; right to hearing; 1952 Act; Vol. Passage paid by a society, ailen's; see Exclusion Passenger manifest; fines in connection with; Passport Act of May 22, 1918: application to immigrants under 1924 Act; Vol. effective period; Vol. VI, p. 540 Passport, issuance by Governor of Samoa or Guam, Passport, laborer's limited; Japanese or Koreans Passport, obtained by fraud in Rumania; moral Paternity; blood tests as evidence of; Vol. V, pp. Pauper; see Exclusion grounds; pauper Perjury (see also Crimes involving moral turpi- tude): admission of commission (see also Crime, admis- assorted cases; Vol. I, pp. 14, 101 205; Vol. II, dismissal of criminal proceedings, effect; Vol. board of special inquiry, before; Vol. I, p. 614 Perjury-Continued correction of misstatement, timeliness; Vol. I, draft board, before; Vol. II, p. 210 false swearing, distinguished from; Vol. I, p. 123 homestead application, in; Vol. I, p. 583; Vol. juvenile, by; Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act Canada, Cr. Code, sec. 170; not essential; Vol. employment, fact of; extension of stay; Vol. marital status of accompanying woman; Vol. marital status; Vol. I, p. 217, Vol. II, p. 206 name and identity; Vol. II, p. 638; Vol. III, past practice of prostitution; Vol. I, p. 376 whereabouts of husband; Vol. I, p. 121 notarial officer appointed by State, before; Vol. reentry permit application; Vol. I, pp. 613, 666 Exclusion grounds: consent to reapply, no): nunc pro tunc grant; Vol. VI, p. 73 past immigration record, as factor; Vol. VIII, Petty larceny or petty theft; see Crimes involving Petty offenses, Act of Sept, 3, 1954; see Exclusion effective date; Vol. VI, p. 429; Vol. VII, p. 242 birth there in 1896 of Spanish parents, natives citizenship laws; Vol. III, p. 404 outlying possession of U.S., sec. 201(e), Nat. Act persons from, in U.S.; status under immigration entry occurred on May 1, 1934; Vol. VII, p. 242 last entry into U.S. after May 1, 1934; Vol. II, Place of deportation: area controlled by U.S.S.R. as result of World country of citizenship (Philippines) thru mar- deportation proceedings, authority of adminis- 214 place of embarkation in connection with last Plea of guilty; see Crime, admission of commission Plebiscite, voting in foreign; see Citizenship-loss: Political election, voting in foreign; see Citizen- exception to criminal ground of exclusion; 2d proviso, sec. 3, 1917 Act; Vol. IV, p. 108 Polygamy (see also Crimes involving moral tur- distinguished from bigamy; Vol. VI, p. 9 Possession of stolen property; see Crimes involving Possessions of United States; noncitizen national; Preexamination (see also Discretionary relief, Voluntary departure): adjacent island, defined; 8 CFR 142; Vol. III, exceptionally meritorious; Vol. II, p. 709; Vol. Fascist Party, Italy, former member; Vol. II, good moral character requirement; Vol. VII, ineligible to citizenship (alien's claim of exemp internee, alien enemy; Vol. II, p. 587 marriage to U.S. citizen after commencement of perjury in naturalization proceeding, as factor; presumption of validity of 2d marriage insuffi- Preexamination-Continued quota exhaustion as ground for denial; Vol. II, seventh proviso relief (sec. 3, 1917 Act) in con- Presumption of continuance of original citizenship; Presumption of loss of citizenship (sec. 2, 1907 generally; Vol. I, pp. 398, 429, 464, 563, 587 Prevention of Crime Act (England); Vol. III, Previous deportation; see Exclusion grounds: con- Prison break; see Crimes involving moral turpitude introduction of; effect on nonimmigrant status; status acquired thereby preserved under sec. Professional chorus dancer; contract labor; Vol. I, Professional singer; contract labor; Vol. I, p. 682 Proof; see Burden of proof; Evidence Commissioner General of Immigration, reports; compulsory, New York; Penal Law, sec. 2460; deportation or exclusion on grounds relating to; Public charge; see Deportation grounds: public Public expense, institutionalized at (sec. 241 (a) (3), Puerto Rico: foreign country, for entry purposes to mainland, native (born 1895 to alien parents); eligibility Spanish parents born in; child born in Philip- Quota Act of 1921, as amended; exemption 9 (re- change of sovereignty not effective until is- Quota nationality-Continued sec. 12, Act of 1924, accompanying wife or child: wife and child, quota nationality assimilated child of skilled agriculturist arriving in U.S. East Indian race, alien of; Vol. IV, p. 187 actress, not previously employed as such; arc welder; Vol. VIII, p. 595 automotive equipment, maintenance and baker, supervision of specialty bakery; Vol. beneficiary sole owner of petitioning corpora broommaker; Vol. VII, p. 637 domestic workers, without special skills; Vol. electrical draftsman; Vol. VII, p. 688 employment, permanence not certain; Vol. export manager; Vol. V, p. 434 farmhand, experienced; Vol. V, p. 341 farm machinery operation and maintenance, gardener, shearing and care of ornamental hair stylist; Vol. VII, p. 640 mechanical engineer; Vol. VII, p. 632 nurse, licensed in England; Vol. VII, p. 430 spouse of principal alien arrived six weeks State and municipal occupational license or satutory standards: combination of, as establishing eligibility; high education; Vol. VII, p. 287 services, need in or benefit to U.S., as quali- fying; Vol. VII, p. 292 skill, degree required; Vol. VII, p. 283 Quota preference-Continued sec. 203(a) (1), 1952 Act-Continued statutory standards-continued urgent need; Vol. VII, p. 637; Vol. VIII, p. stewardess, flight; Vol. VII, p. 634 tailor; Vol. VII, pp. 206, 277, 423; Vol. VIII, teacher, no previous teaching experience; Vol. teacher of religious subjects; Vol. VII, p. 286 adopted child; foreign court waiver of residence mother, marriage by religious ceremony but adopted child; Vol. V, p. 556 adopted son or daughter; eligibility; Vol. child of national (but not citizen) of U.S.; spouse, marriage in U.S. by Japanese custom; spouse, proxy marriage; Vol. V, p. 698 adopted son; validity of adoption proceeding adopted son or daughter; eligibility; Vol. V, brother of citizen, both born out of wedlock, brother through adoption; Vol. VI, p. 180 half-brother; Vol. VI, p. 325 half-brother born out of wedlock; Vol. V, p. 610 half-sister of citizen, born out of wedlock, "sister" of citizen, both born out of wedlock; Vol. VI, pp. 210, 786 son; proxy adoption; Vol. VI, p. 634 592 R Race; child born abroad while mother (a lawful Racial eligibility to citizenship; see Ineligibility Racial test, not applicable to collective naturali- Rape; see Crimes involving moral turpitude Recommendation against deportation: crime for which alien was not convicted but evidence exclusive of conviction record sufficient made at time of new trial and new sentence, narcotics offense; recommendation made before narcotics offense; recommendation made before notice to Service, prior; sec. 241(b), 1952 Act; admission as servant of foreign government offi- forgery in application for; sec.22(a), 1924 Act; 18 inadvertently issued to alien not qualified to issuance to alien not domiciled in U.S.; Vol. III, oath to application; authority of State notarial Refugee of German ethnic origin; sec. 12, D. P. Act Regulations of Service, have force of law; Vol. I, Relation back doctrine; applications: annulment of marriage, New York; Vol. III, revocation of naturalization; Vol. III, p. 275; Salesian Society, Catholic Church; Vol. V, p. 700 Remained longer; see Deportation grounds: re- Remained outside United States to evade military service; see Citizenship-loss: evading service in Repatriation by person who lost United States |