Inspector's Field Manual - Gani

Inspector's Field Manual
Documents required: Passport valid only to date of application for admission.
Nonimmigrant visa (G-3).
Qualifications: Must be an international organization recognized by the President or State Department and
foreign government is a non-member of the international organization or non-recognized by the United States.
Inadmissible only under 212(a)(3)(A), (B), or (C) [See section 102 of the Act.].
Terms of admission: Admit G-3 for Duration of Status.
Notations on I-94: G-3, D/S. If visa is marked "TDY" include that notation in block 26 on the reverse of the I-94.
Special notes:
(A) Presumption of eligibility. Presentation of an G-3 visa is prima facie evidence that the alien is
entitled to that status.
(B) Dependents. For G-3 nonimmigrants, dependents are entitled to the same classification as the
principal. "Dependents include more than just the spouse and children. See definition of "Immediate family" in
22 CFR 41.21.
(C) Restricted admission periods. Occasionally, a "G" nonimmigrant visa will be noted by a consular
official: "authorized stay limited to 45 (or some other specified number) days". Do not admit such
nonimmigrants for D/S; limit the admission as specified on the visa.
(4) Classification: G-4 Officers or employees of a recognized international organization and members
of the immediate family.
Documents required: Passport valid only to date of application for admission. Nonimmigrant visa (G-4).
Qualifications: Must be an employee of an international organization (not a member state) recognized by the
President or State Department. Alien is employee of the organization, not an employee of a member state.
Inadmissible only under 212(a)(3)(A), (B), or (C). See section 102 of the Act.
Terms of admission: Admit G-4 for Duration of Status.
Notations on I-94: G-4, D/S. If visa is marked "TDY" include that notation in block 26 on the reverse of the I-94.
Special notes:
(A) Presumption of eligibility. Presentation of a G-4 visa is prima facie evidence that the alien is
entitled to that status.
(B) Dependents. For G-4 nonimmigrants, dependents are entitled to the same classification as the
principal. "Dependents" include more than just the spouse and children. See definition of "Immediate family" in
22 CFR 41.21.
(C) United Nations travel documents. A G-4 visa may be placed in a United Nations Laissez-Passer if
the alien is traveling on official U.N. business.
(D) Restricted admission periods. Occasionally, a "G" nonimmigrant visa will be noted by a consular
official: "authorized stay limited to 45 (or some other specified number) days". Do not admit such
nonimmigrants for D/S; limit the admission as specified on the visa.
(5) Classification: G-5 Attendants, servants, or personal employees of G-1 through G-4 and members
of their immediate family.
Documents required: Passport valid for 6 months beyond the date to which admitted. Nonimmigrant visa
(G-5).