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PSO 4630 Page 40IMMIGRATION REMOVAL/RECEPTIONCENTRESPhone:Fax:CAMPSFIELD HOUSE (Kidlington, Oxon) 01865 233 600 01865377 723/63DOVER (Dover, Kent) 01304 246 400 01304 246 401DUNGAVEL (Strathaven, S Lanarkshire) 01698 395 063 01698 395 079HARMONDSWORTH (West Drayton/Heathrow) 020 8750 4522 020 8750 4521HASLAR (Gosport, Hampshire) 02392 604 000 02392 524 580LINDHOLME (Nr. Doncaster, S Yorkshire) 01302 524 611 01302 524 620OAKINGTON (Longstanton, Cambridgeshire) 01954 783 000 01954 781 015TINSLEY HOUSE (Gatwick) 01293 434 840 01293 434 963YARLSWOOD (Clapham, Bedfordshire) 01234 821 000 01234 271 349Issue No 287 Issue date 11/01/08
PSO 4630 Page 41PRISON SERVICE GUIDANCEGENERAL INFORMATIONTravel DocumentsANNEX GAll foreign nationals being removed from the United Kingdom require a travel document. In someinstances the Border and Immigration Agency is able to create its own travel document (known asan EU letter), but in other instances an application must be made to the prisoner‟s Embassy orHigh Commission.Applications can take several months to be approved where there is little or no supportingevidence to establish nationality and identity. It is therefore imperative that the Border andImmigration Agency is provided with any documentation from the prisoner‟s property where it willassist with an application.Whilst it is good practice to obtain the prisoner‟s permission before passing a passport or identitycard on to the Border and Immigration Agency, legislation currently being passed will allow theBorder and Immigration Agency to take any documentation relevant to the case without theprisoner‟s permission. It is also important to remember that the documents do not belong to theprisoner, rather his/her government, and in cases where permission is refused, the documentshould be photocopied for the Border and Immigration Agency and then posted to the Embassy orHigh Commission. The Border and Immigration Agency will then make a request for the documentdirectly from the Consular Section. Arrangements may also be made for a member of the Borderand Immigration Agency to attend the prison and collect the document.The Border and Immigration Agency regularly requires photographs and fingerprints of foreignnationals and Immigration Officers have their own cameras/fingerprint kits for this purpose. TheBorder and Immigration Agency has given an undertaking that photographs will only be taken ofthe prisoner‟s head and shoulders to form part of an application for a travel document or for its ownidentification purposes.Whilst prisons may take photographs on behalf of the Border and Immigration Agency, quantityand quality required varies from nationality to nationality, depending on what is stipulated by theEmbassy/High Commission, and so it may therefore be easier to allow immigration officers to taketheir own photographs. The Border and Immigration Agency understands security issues affectingprisons but establishments are asked to be as flexible as possible in allowing immigration officersto bring cameras to interviews.Where a prisoner fails to co-operate with an immigration officer in having his/her fingerprints taken,prison officers are empowered to take them under Section 141 of the Immigration & Asylum Act1999 using reasonable force, where a request is made in writing to the Governor.Accession Countries and the EEAThe following countries are members of the EU/EEA. This includes those countries who joined on1 st May 2004:1. Belgium2. France3. Germany4. Italy5. LuxembourgIssue No 287 Issue date 11/01/08
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Page 8 and 9: PSO 4630 Page 7Local policy for man
Page 10 and 11: PSO 4630 Page 93.9 Persons detained
Page 12 and 13: PSO 4630 Page 11Those subject to pr
Page 14 and 15: PSO 4630 Page 13MANDATORY9.5 All fo
Page 16 and 17: PSO 4630 Page 15MANDATORY14.3 Befor
Page 18 and 19: PSO 4630 Page 17(b)(c)All prisons m
Page 20 and 21: PSO 4630 Page 19Deaths in Custody18
Page 22 and 23: PSO 4630 Page 21ANNEX ANOTIFICATION
Page 24 and 25: PSO 4630 Page 23Conviction, Offence
Page 26 and 27: PSO 4630 Page 25Notes on completion
Page 28 and 29: PSO 4630 Page 27Request for Informa
Page 30 and 31: PSO 4630 Page 29REFERRAL OF CONVICT
Page 32 and 33: PSO 4630 Page 32If the subject indi
Page 34 and 35: PSO 4630 Page 34CONTACTING POPULATI
Page 36 and 37: PSO 4630 Page 36LIST OF PORTS AND L
Page 38 and 39: PSO 4630 Page 38Phone:Fax:HUMBERSID
Page 42 and 43: PSO 4630 Page 426. Netherlands7. De
Page 44 and 45: PSO 4630 Page 44IMMIGRATION AND NAT
Page 46 and 47: PSO 4630 Page 46be deported. A fail
Page 48 and 49: PSO 4630 Page 48includes all forms
Page 50 and 51: PSO 4630 Page 50full details of why
Page 52 and 53: PSO 4630 Page 52ESTABLISHING NATION
Page 54 and 55: PSO 4630 Page 54Annex LCountry Code
Page 56 and 57: PSO 4630 Page 56EL SALVADOREQUATORI
Page 58 and 59: PSO 4630 Page 58MALTAMARSHALL ISLAN
Page 60 and 61: PSO 4630 Page 60SUDANSURINAMESVALBA
Page 62 and 63: PSO 4630 Page 62ANNEX MLIST OF COUN
Page 64 and 65: PSO 4630 Page 64SamoaSao Tome & Pri
Page 66 and 67: PSO 4630 Page 66Letter to Embassy w
Page 68 and 69: PSO 4630 Page 68Letter to Embassy u
Page 70 and 71: PSO 4630 Page 70BELARUSEmbassy of t
Page 72 and 73: PSO 4630 Page 72ERITREAEmbassy of t
Page 74 and 75: PSO 4630 Page 74JAPANEmbassy of Jap
Page 76 and 77: PSO 4630 Page 76MOZAMBIQUEHigh Comm
Page 78 and 79: PSO 4630 Page 78SIERRA LEONESierra

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