nobis action; effect on deportability; 13-592 offenses covered by; ambiguity present (R.I.); 3-808 restoration of civil rights: Illinois: 3-211 Nebraska; 3-209 Washington; 5-10 Wisconsin; 4-73; 8-677 savings clause, sec. 405, 1952 Act; 5-630 State board (supreme pardoning authority of state), by; 7-476 U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, by; 9-336 Parent; effect of adoption on relationship to natural parent; 9-46, 116, 567; 11-55 Parent, question of; sec. 101(b) (2); 8-140, 355; 10-363; 12-353 Parole: adjudication of admissibility prior to termination of; 13-798 administrative device of long standing; extraordinary remedy; 3-45 arrest (criminal) & escape from custody during, apprehension 7 yrs. later; effect on parole status; 13-587 conviction of alien during; effect on admis sibility; 9-143 entry, distinguished from; 2-175; 3-543 legislation enacted during parole of alien; effect on admissibility; 9-170 naturalization, former citizen (sec. 323, 1940 Act); 1-562 revocation of; right to hearing; 1952 Act; 8-406 termination of, sec. 212 (d) (5); does not change status as applicant for admission; 9-70 Passage paid by a society, alien's; see Exclusion grounds: assisted alien Passenger manifest; fines in connection with; see Fine Passport Act of May 22, 1918: application to immigrants under 1924 Act; 1-368 effective period; 6-540 Guam, not an adjudication of U.S. nationality; 3-589 Passport, laborer's limited; Japanese or Koreans who entered Hawaii with; right to come to mainland; 3—565 Passport, obtained by fraud in Rumania; moral turpitude; 1-73 Passport, U.S., erroneously issued, does not confer citizenship despite lack of fraud; 10-770 Paternity; blood tests as evidence of; 5-149, 232, 351 Pauper; see Exclusion grounds: pauper Pennsylvania, legislative pardon; see Pardon : legislative Perjury (see also Crimes involving moral turpitude; False testimony): admission of commission (see also Crime, admission of commission): assorted cases; 1-14, 101, 205; 2-206, 285, 353, 486, 831; 3-236 correction of misstatement tion); 3-823 (recanta dismissal of criminal proceedings, effect; 3-623 belief or knowledge of falsity of statement, board of special inquiry, before; 1-614 discretionary relief, bar to; 1-79; 2-492, draft board, before; 2-210 false swearing, distinguished from; 1-123 general, in; 1-14, 101, 123, 204, 217, 359, 422, 450, 584; 2-206, 285, 360, 498; 3-664 homestead application, in; 1-583; 2-210 juvenile, by; Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act of June 18, 1938; 1-614; 3-69 materiality: Canada: not essential; 1-327; 2-819 criminal record; 3-641 employment, fact of; extension of stay: 4-696 marital status of accompanying woman; 1-70 marital status; 1-217; 2-206 Michigan law, under; 1-669 name and identity; 2-638; 3-823 past practice of prostitution; 1-376 prior residence in U.S.; 1-613; 2-206 whereabouts of husband; 1-121 naturalization proceedings, in; 1-79: 2-593, 700, 712, 905 notarial officer appointed by State, before: 1-666 reentry permit application; 1-613, 666 Permanent residence; see Lawful admission to the U.S. for permanent residence; Law. ful permanent resident; Residence permission to change schools apply, no): agricultural laborer; effect on future en- alien removee absent U.S. 27 years; 11-740 alien stowaway ordered detained on board criminal record, as factor; 10-694 factors considered in passing upon applica- ineligible for waiver of excludability under nunc pro tunc grant; 6-73 past immigration record, as factor; 8-476, possible future need for medical treatment, return to U.S. (prior 1929) following arrest and deportation; 2-180; 3-76 Petty offenses; see Exclusion grounds: crime, birth there in 1896 of Spanish parents, citizenship laws; 3-404 na- deportation to: wife native; 3-404 outlying possession of U.S., sec. 201(e), entry occurred on May 1, 1934; 7-242 last entry into U.S. after May 1, 1934; termination of U.S. nationality on July Physical persecution; sec. 243 (h), 1952 Act; area controlled by U.S.S.R. as result of country of citizenship (Philippines) thru deportation proceedings; authority of ad- deportation proceedings; authority of hear- designation by alien; notice under 8 CFR designation of alternate country not re- designation of country in OSC; question designation under sec. 243 (a); necessity of designation under step 3 of sec. 243 (a); Federal Republic of Germany (West Ger- Formosa, as country of nationality, sec. physical persecution, claim of; jurisdiction place of embarkation in connection with Plea of guilty; see Crime, admission of com- Plea of nolo contendere; see Crime, admis- Plebiscite, voting in foreign; see Citizenship- scite Poland, deportation to; 3-575 Political election, voting in foreign; see exception to criminal ground of exclusion; Jewish person in Germany in 1935; at tempted fraud; 1-47 Polygamy (see also Crimes involving moral turpitude): distinguished from bigamy; 6-9 Possessions of United States; noncitizen na tional; 3—589, 729 Possession of U.S., outlying; see "outlying possession" Preexamination (see also Discretionary relief; Voluntary departure) : adjacent island, defined; 3-704 exceptionally meritorious; 2-709; 3-704 Fascist Party, Italy, former member; 2-587 good moral character requirement; 7-726 ineligible to citizenship (alien's claim of exemption from military service); 2-549; 3-249 internee, alien enemy; 2-587 marriage to U.S. citizen, divorced prior to Dec. 24, 1952; 5-542 marriage to U.S. citizen after commencement of deportation proceedings; policy; 5-736 marriage to U.S. citizen subsequent to deportation order; policy; 4-589 perjury in naturalization proceeding, as factor; 1-79 presumption of validity of 2d marriage insufficient to establish eligibility when evidence of termination of prior marriage unsatisfactory; 7-582 quota exhaustion as ground for denial; 2-698 seventh proviso relief (sec. 3, 1917 Act) in connection with; 1-36; 3-784 Preference under quota; see Quota preference Prejudicial to U.S. interests; exclusion; see Subversive Presumption of continuance of original citizenship; 2-382 Presumption of loss of citizenship (sec. 2, 1907 Act): generally; 1-398, 429, 464, 563, 587 loss of citizenship thru foreign residence; see Citizenship-loss: residence abroad by naturalized citizen, through Prevention of Crime Act (England); 3—776 Prevention of departure: permanent resident; "needed" in U.S. court proceeding; question of; 11-599 Previous deportation; see Exclusion grounds: consent to reapply, no Private bill: introduction of, effect on nonimmigrant status: 6-651 status acquired thereby preserved under sec. 405 (a), 1952 Act; 6-287 Procurement of documentation; sec. 212(a) (19), 1952 Act; 7-73 "Profession"; defined; 11-686 Professional chorus dancer; contract labor; 1-594 Professional singer; contract labor; 1-682 Quota Act of 1921, as amended; exemption 9 (returning residents); 3—815 Quota nationality: accompanying child or wife; sec. 12, Act of 1924: infant's quota nationality assimilated to that of father who arrived one month earlier; 1-93 wife and child, quota nationality assimilated to that of husband/father who was excluded under 8 CFR 175.57; 3-613 adopted child (sec. 101 (b) (1) (E), 1952 Act); chargeable to quota adoptive parent; 11-371 change of sovereignty not effective until issuance of Presidential proclamation authorizing quota revision; 3-712 nonquota alien child (sec. 101(a) (27) (C), 1952 Act); charged against quota of accompanying parents to obtain benefits under sec. 245; 5-750 Quota preference: Act of 1924: child of skilled agriculturist arriving in U.S. to join him after he abandoned his vocation; sec. 6(a) (1) (B), 1924 Act; 3-798 Act of 1952-Continued sec. 203 (a) (1)—Continued spouse of principal alien arrived six weeks later; 5-722 State and municipal occupational license or permit requirements, effect; 7-430 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, statutory requirements met; 7-632 qualification under any one, adequacy; 7-277 services, need in or benefit to U.S., as qualifying: 7-292 specialized experience; 7-93, 277, adopted child; foreign court waiver of residence requirement, effect; 8-633 adopted son or daughter; eligibility; 8-527 mother, marriage by religious ceremony but not civil ceremony (Italy); 7-492 natural parent of adult citizen adopted during infancy but did not enter U.S. as adopted child; 11-55 natural parents of adult citizen child adopted in conformity sec. 101 (b) (1) (E); eligibility; 9-567 natural parents of adult citizen child adopted in U.S. after age 14; eligibility; 9-46 parent of minor U.S. citizen; 11-42 stepmother, through marriage to the natural father of an illegitimate child; 11-449 stepparent; marriage creating relationship occurred when petr./stepdaughter 28 years old; 10-555 sec. 203 (a) (3): adopted child; 5-556 adopted son or daughter; eligibility; 8-527 approved petition lapsed when beneficiary-child attained age 21; revalidation under Act of 9/22/59; 9-92, 471 Act of 1952-Continued sec. 203 (a) (3)--Continued child adopted in conformity sec. 101 (b) (1) (E); eligibility benefits from natural parent; 9-116 child, illegitimate; proxy marriage of parents in Italy; 5-698 child of national (but not citizen) of U.S.; 6-555 spouse, marriage in U.S. by Japanese custom; 7-354 spouse; proxy marriage; 5-698 stepson; marriage creating relationship terminated; 10-363 "unmarried"; question of; 11-551 sec. 203 (a) (4): adopted son; validity of adoption proceeding in office of foreign consul in U.S.; 5-733 adopted son or daughter; eligibility; 5-438; 8-527 brother of citizen, both born out of wedlock, legitimated after reaching majority; 6-617 brother through adoption; 6-180; 10-497 death of resident alien parent before issuance of visa; 6-321 half-brother; 6-325 half-brother 5-610 born out of wedlock; half-brother born to common father and his Chinese concubine; eligibility; 9-396 half-sister of citizen, born out of wedlock, legitimated after reaching majority; 7-441 "sister" of citizen, both born out of wedlock; 6-210, 786 son; proxy adoption; 6-634 stepdaughter, adult; 5-512; 8-592 Act of 1952, as amended by P.L. 89-236: sec. 203 (a) (1): adopted daughter; over 21 when adoption occurred; 12-47 sec. 203 (a) (2): child born in Hong Kong to native of China and his Chinese concubine; 13-302 spouse of alien conditional entrant in U.S. less than 2 years; 12-609 "unmarried"; question of; 12-22 sec. 203 (a) (3): academically qualified, petition denied notwithstanding; 13-268 accountant; 12-153, 649; 13-506 advisory opinion; effect in determining professional qualifications; 12-649 agriculturist/agronomist; 13-668 anthropologist; 13-110 artist, commercial; 12-66 nurse, professional; 12-418 (i) status; question of; 12-758 beneficiary currently employed in nonprofessional occupation; 11-643, 881; 13-16 nursery manager; 13-668 nutritionist; 13-286 pharmacist; 12-15; 13-16 physician; 13-122 |