22 CFR Part 41 - VISAS: DOCUMENTATION OF NONIMMIGRANTS UNDER THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT, AS AMENDED
- SUBPART A — Passport and Visas Not Required for Certain Nonimmigrants (§§ 41.0 - 41.3)
- SUBPART B — Classification of Nonimmigrants (§§ 41.11 - 41.12)
- SUBPART C — Foreign Government Officials (§§ 41.21 - 41.27)
- SUBPART D — Temporary Visitors (§§ 41.31 - 41.33)
- SUBPART E — Crewman and Crew-List Visas (§§ 41.41 - 41.42)
- SUBPART F — Business and Media Visas (§§ 41.51 - 41.59)
- SUBPART G — Students and Exchange Visitors (§§ 41.61 - 41.63)
- SUBPART H — Transit Aliens (§§ 41.71 - 41.71)
- SUBPART I — Fiance(e)s and Other Nonimmigrants (§§ 41.81 - 41.86)
- SUBPART J — Application for Nonimmigrant Visa (§§ 41.101 - 41.108)
- SUBPART K — Issuance of Nonimmigrant Visa (§§ 41.111 - 41.113)
- SUBPART L — Refusals and Revocations (§§ 41.121 - 41.122)
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§ 1185 note - Travel control of citizens and aliens
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GPO FDSys XML | Text type regulations.gov FR Doc. 2013-13315 RIN 1400-AD21 Public Notice 8348 DEPARTMENT OF STATE, State Department Final rule. This rule is effective June 5, 2013. 22 CFR Part 41 This rule permits qualified immediate family members of A-1 or A-2 nonimmigrants to be independently classified as G-1, G-2, G-3, or G-4 nonimmigrants. It also clarifies that immediate family members of G-1, G-2, G-3, and G-4 nonimmigrants who have employment authorization may remain in G classification upon gaining employment that would otherwise allow them to change status to A classification. This rule is being promulgated to allow family members of employees of bilateral missions to work at international organizations in a visa status that reflects their position with the international organization.