UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

COVER SHEET

RECORD OF

PROCEEDING

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1. Place a separate cover sheet on the top of each Record of Proceeding.

2. Each Record of Proceeding is to be fastened on the inner left side of ~he flle jacket in chronological order .

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4. See AM 2710 for detailed instructions.

M-175 (4-1·69)

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Form Approved

lTNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IMMIGRATION' AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Budget Bureau No. 43-R03-i2

APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NONIMMIGRANT STATUS

(Under Section 248 of the Immigration and Nationality Act) _... Please read the instmctioru on the last page

Fee Stamp

I hereby apply to have my status in the United States changetl to that of a nonimmigrant __ _:T:.::e::mp::.~:..:o=-r=a:::r..~..y_..:;W~o::=r:...:k7"e:.:r~-:----:---­(Student, visitor, etc.)

I wish to remain in the United States in that new status until March 5, 1972 (Month, Day, Year)

This application is submitted together with the required documents which are hereby made a part hereof, and the fee in sum of $2.'5 1. FAMILY NAME {Capit11l Letters) FIRST NAME -MIDDLE NAME !FILE NUMBER 6. I AM IN POSSESSION OF PASSPORT

HARRISON GEORGE NUMBER: I (b)(6) 2. MAILING ADDRESS IN U.S. (Number and Street) {City) (State) (Zip Code) ISSUED BY

ABKCO Industries 1700 Bwav N.Y. N.Y. 10019 EM land 3. O.'TE OF BIRTH (month, day, year) I COUNTRY OF BIRTH lcourHRYOF CITIZENSHIF WHICH EXPIRES ON: {Month, Day, Year)

2/25/43 England England August 10. 1976 4. PRESENT NONIMMIGRANT CLASSIFICATION DATE ON WHICH AUTHORIZED STAY EXPIRES 7. I AM ATTACHING MY TEMPORARY ENTRY

B-1 March 5, 1972 PERMIT FORM 1·94

5. DATE AND PORT OF LAST 'ARRIVAl.. IN UNITED NAME OF VESSEL, AIRLINE OR OTHER MEANS OF 8. I ENTERED WITH PASSPORT VISA NO.

STYd'l6/71 AST ARRIVAL IN, U.S. (b)(6)

Nf'·W York French· S. S. France I I Reclassification to

FOR GOVERNMENT USE ONLYu_ s. APPROVED INS. 9. MY NONIMMIGRANT STATUS IN THE UNITED

/+~ I STATE:t ~AS NOT BEEN CHANGED

SINCE MY ENTRY (If changed, give details)

[jsrAY GRANTED TO {Date) DATE NOV 2 31971 OF

11-2..'3. 7 ACTION (b)(6) D Application DENIED V.D. TO (Datel f~~.$e ~~~

...... u ~ "' 1- ' 10. MY PERMANENT ADDRESS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES'l!': ( e :~ d:t"Town) (County, District, Providence or State), (Country) ·~

Friar Park, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire. England r·-II. I RESIDED AT THE ADDRESS IN ITEM 10 FROM: {Month, Day, Year)

ITO: (Month, Day, Year) -~

February 1969 Preo:z~>nt- ,,...,_

12. SINCE MY ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES I HAVE RESIDED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: -.~

{~' ~ "· ,,... ..... o • FROM: (Month, Day, Year) TO: {Month, Day, Year) \

=I I 10/6/71 Present Time

tDJtt>J \[.)

'"' 13. I DESIRE TO HAVE MY NONIMMIGRANT STATUS CHANGED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: -

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To permit me to appear on television shows in connection with the promotion of· a

charity drive for the relief of children living in Bangla Desh. ~-I. . _ ei ved 1 Tr. In l qa+ 'd - '""'"' ou-- I ,...m&r·J9.L.e·'1 i .l ..J • ..~...... ..;

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14. I SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE TO ESTABLISH THAT I WILL MAINITAIN THE NONIMMIGRANT . t:.

CLASSIFICATION TO WHICH I WISH TO BE CHANGED:

See attached Form I-129B

IS. MY OCCUPATION IS:

Singer, Musician, Artist

Form 1·506 {Rev. 4-l-70)N ti-u. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1970-3U·805

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16. I 0 HAVE [!)HAVE NOT BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS SINCE ENTERING THE UNITED STATES. IF ANSWER IS IN

AFFIRMATIVE, COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:

NATURE OF OCCUPATION OR BUSINESS IN WHICH ! 0 AM 0 WAS EMPLOYED:

NAME OF EMPLOYER OR BUSINESS FIRM ADDRESS

I MY EMPLOYMENT OR ENGAGEMENT IN BUSINESS BEGAN ON: ('.lonth, Day, Year) I AND ENDED ON: (\lonth, Day, Year)

MY MONTHLY INCOME FROM EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS 0 IS 0 WAS: $

17. IF NOT EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES, DESCRIBE FULLY THE SOURCE AND AMOUNT OF YOUR

INCOME ABROAD AND HOW SUPPORTED WHILE IN THE UNITED STATES·

Apple Corps Ltd., an English company, of which I am a Director, reimburses my expens~ s 18. I fl9 AM O AM NOT MARRIED

:\ame of Spot~Se Present address Citizenship !Country'

Patricia Anne Harrison as aEove En~IanCl 19. I HAVE _____ (:\umheri OF CHILDREN: (List children helowl

~ ~ PlaN· of Birth Present Address

20 I HAVE SECURED THE FOLLOWING NUMBER OF EXTENSIONS OF MY TEMPORARY STAY IN THE UNITED STATES:

~ MY LAST EXTENSION WILL EXF'IRE ON: ('.lonth. Day, Yearl

21. I HAVE REGISTERED L'NDER THE ALIEN REGISTRATION ACT, 1940. OR SECTION 262 OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY

ACT. OR IN CONNECTION WITH MY APPLICATION FOR A VISA. AND,MY ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER IS: NLa 22 I D HAVE:KJ HAVE NOT SUBMITTED Til-lE ADDRESS REPORTS REO UIRED BY 1HE ALIEN REGISTRATION ACT OF 1940,

AS AMENDED AND BY SECTION 265 OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT.

23 I KJ HAVE 0 HAVE NOT I!EEN ARRESTED OR CONVICTED OF ANY CRIMINAL OFFENSE IN THE UNITED STATES OR IN ANY

FOREIGN COUNTRY. IF ANSWER IS IN THE AFFIRMATIVE. GIVE DETAILS·

See attached· prepared and submitted with a previous application 24. I 0 HAVE IZJ HAVE NO"r CLAIME6 EXEMPTION FROM UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICE. IF YOU HAVE GIVE DETAILS:

.. ·,

25. I 0 DID KJ DID NOT REGISTER FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE. ilf you hat·e registered give the following 1:

DATE REGISTERED, I SELECTIVE SERV. NO., NUMBER AND ADDRESS OF LOCAL SOARD

26. I certify· that the above is true ancl correct to thP bE•st of mv knowiP doe t1nd belref (If form ptrpared hy other than applicant, that Jlt'rson must t

fl):,ec,iJie 11em 27.). /) \.

rSignature"'of opplic~;:$7'-.:::y_ ~~~~ !Dote ~

November 18, 1971

"· --~NATl9..RE QF PERSON PREPARING FORM. IF OTHER THAN APPLICANT 17.1 declare that /Jis docume~repored bv me ot the req<Jest of the applicant ond is based on oil information of which I

·~"~ ""1\""'~~lbl I nlathl "~ N...( a Jill s_.._ 1700 Broadway, New. York, New York

.......... (Signatme I I (Address) (Date)

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AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF CHANGE OF STATUS APPLICATION

STATE OF NEH YORK ) ) ss. ;

COUNTY OF NEIJ YORK )

MICHAEL B. KRAMER, being duly sworn, deposes

and says;

1. . I have prepared Form I-506 and I make this

affidavit in connection uith Item 23 for a change of non-

immigration status of GEORGE B.ARRISON. I have been informed

that the follmving are the facts surrounding MR. HARRISON 1 s

conviction, referred to in Item 23.

a) HR. Hli.RRISON was tried in }1agistrate Court,

Elmgrove, Hersham Road, Halton-on-Thames Surrey.

b) He \·las convicted Hay 7, 1969 of possession

of a quantity of cannabis resin contrary to the Dangerous Drug

Act of 1965.

c) He was fined ~250 plus bll costs.

2. Enclosed is a copy of a telex sent by APPLE

CORPS, LTD.> England, l·.'ho provided the information herein.

ft _.,._ MIC!lAEL B. KRANER .

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•\.Ur>.v '""' .)J. HI. t.... .o.iV' \,:) v.rl.J.\.C.t' ULL l. Fann approved vNl n::u ::i fA IO::S !.lC:PA,t<TME"'T I.) I'" .JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATIJRALIZATION SERVICE FEE WILL NO'J:.. BE REFUNDED. Budget Buread No. 43 • R0068

APPLICATION TQ EXTEND TIME OF lf:MPORARX STAY

I HEII£BY AtPLY TO EXTEND MY TEMPORARY STAY IN THE UNITED STATES

(Number and

~XTENSION GRANTED TO (Dote)

D EXTENSION DENIED V. 0. TO (Date)

FEE STA\1P

.-.

(b)(6)

I Since AugUSt 1' 1 71 BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES. IF YOU HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES, COMPLETE THE REST OF THE BLOCK.

NAME AND ADRRESS OF EMPLOYER OR BUSINESS

Apple Records, 1700 Broadway, New York, New York 10019

18.

20,

KINO_OF EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS

Records SUCH EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS BEGAN AND

st 1, 1971 ____ DOLLARS IN THE UNITED STATES.

..

I DECLARE THAl THIS DOCUMENT WAS PREPARED BY ME AT THE REQUEST / OF THE APPLICANT AND IS BASED ON ALL INFORMATION OF WHICH I HAVE

l_;_----+*.:-:::-::-::-::-:-~:\-:o=-'Y,.;--=-"~~~--.:,A-::cPP;:;.L.,-::I ~=--------l ANY KNOWLEDGE_ ;;;_

FIRMLY AND CLEARLY) YOUR NAME, NO IF APPROPRIATE "In Care Of" IN THE

George Harrison YOUR NAME----------------------~~~~~~

STRm c I o Abkco Inc. ADDRESS --:r......,.:-x--=---.--------.:.._---------1:\..~

CITY AND ZIP STATE

FORM 1·539 (REV. 11·1·~0)

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S'tc·z13.b ;?t R:\.~ ( !::rm lwroveJ ~~

~ Budget Bureau No. 43-R0342 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT O.F JUSTICE .IMMIGRATION AND f;lA'i'URAIJZATION SERVICE

A~·PLICA~iON FOR CHANGE OF NONIMMIGRANT STATUS

(Under Section 248 of the Immigration and Nationality Act) --+ Please read the instntctions on the last page

Fee Stamp

I hereby apply to have my status in the United States changed to that of a nonimmigrant __ T_e_m_p_o_r_a_r_;_y_W;"::;'o~r_k_e_r-:-----­August 10' (S!~fisitor, etc.)

I wish t'J remain in the United States in that new status tmtil (Month, Day, Year)

This application is submitted together with the required documents which are hereby made a part hereof, and the fee in sum of $2.5 6. I AM IN POSS

I FIRST NAME .MIDDLE NAME 'FILE NUMBER

HARRISON GEORGE NUMBER:

T

I ISSUED BY (Country)

England (b)(6)

4. PRESENT NONIMMIGRANT CLASSIFICATION DATE ON WHICH AUTHORIZED STAY EXPIRES 7. I AM ATTACHING MY TEMPORARY ENTRY

B-1 August 10 • 19 71 PERMIT FORM 1·94

5. DATE AND PORT OF LAST ARRIVAl. IN UNITED NAME OF VESSEL. AIRLINE OR OTHER MEANS OF 8. I ENTERED WITH PASSPORT VISA NO. sTAT,iS / l Asr ARRIVAL II\ u2s1 I I (b )(6) 6-L2-71 Los Ange es PAA L

Reclassification to FOR GOVERNMENT USE ONLY 9. MY NONIMMIGR THE UNITED

STATES D HAS D HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED

0 STAY

SINCE MY ENTRY (If changed. give details)

GRANTED TO (Date) DATE OF

y, /J ~ 1 I ACTION ~~--------~~--------------400

D Application DENIED V.D. TO (Date) OR OIC OFFICE

10. MY PERMANENT ADDRESS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES IS: (Street, (City or Town) (County, District, Providence or State), (Country)

Friar Park I Henley-On-Thames I Oxfordshire, England 11. 1 RESIDED AT THE ADDRESS IN ITEM 10 FROM: (Month, Day, Year)

1

TO: (Month, Day, Year)

Present 12. SINCE MY ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES I HAVE RESIDED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

.

(Street and No.) (City, Town, State) FROM: (Month, Day, Year) TO· (Month, Day, Year)~

6-12-71 ~ ~·\.

I_..- '3U I'\ 13. I DESIRE TO HAVE MY NONIMMIGRANT STATUS CHANGED FORT T~-,.-~ r~~~ REASO .

To enable me to perform in a benefit c ~- ert scheduled for August 1, 1971 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

(b)(6)

14. I SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE TO ESTABLISH THAT I WILL MAINTAIN THE NONIMMIGRANT CLASSIFICATION TO WHICH I WISH TO BE CHANGED:

See Attached Form I-129B and accompanying affidavits 1!5. MY OCCUPATION IS:

Singer, musician, artist Form I-506 (Rev. 4-1-rO)N -tl'u. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1970-382·805

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16. I 0 MAVE [Zj"HAVE NOT BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BU.SINESS SINCE ENTERING THE UNITED STATES. IF ANSWER IS IN

AFFIRMATIVE. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:

NATURi:: OF OC:CUPATION OR BUSINESS IN WHICH ! 0 AM 0 WAS .EMPLOYED: t i

NAME OF EMPLOYER OR BUSINESS FIRM I ADDRESS .. "

MY EMPLOYMENT OR ENGAGEMENT IN BUSINESS BEGAN ON: (~lonth, Day, Year) I AND ENDED ON: (~lonth, Day, Year) r

= MY MONTHLY INCOME FROM EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS 0 IS 0 WAS: $ (

17. IF NOT EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES. DESCRIBE FULLY THE SOURCE AND AMOUNT. OF YOUR

INCOME ABROAD AND HOW SUPPORTED WHILE IN THE UNI'TED STATES: -Apple Corps, Ltd. Reimbursement of Expenses ~ -

!8. I fKl AM 0 AM NOT MARRIED

I Xame of Spouse Present nddres'

(same Citizfship)Country1 l .1 h

Patricia Anne Harr~son Address as m ne Eng ~s 19. I HAVE v (Xumberl OF CHILDREN: (List chil,hen below)

~a me ~ Place of Birth Present Acldress

' ~ ..... • .. \..

C'"o

20 I HAVE SECURED THE FOLLOWING NUMBER OF EXTENSIONS OF MY TEMF'ORARY STAY IN THE UNITED STATES:

1 (~umber• MY LAST EXTENSION WILL EXPIRE ON: (~lonth, Day, YE·ar: 8-10-71 ---

21. 1 HAVE REGISTERED UNDER THE ALIEN REGISTRATION ACT. 1940. OR SECTION 262 OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NA70NALITY

ACT. OR IN CONNECTION WITH MY APPLICATION FOR A VISA. AND MY ALIEN REGISTRATIOfo.i NUMDER IS: N A 22. I 0 HAVE0 HAVE NOT SUBMITTED HIE ADDRESS REPORTs REQUIRED E3Y THE ALIEN REGISTRATION ACT OF 1940•

AS AMENDED AND BY SECTION 265 OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT.

23. I Qg HAVE 0 HAVE NOT BEEN ARRESTED OR CONVICTED OF ANY CRIMINAL OFFENSE IN THE UNITE.O ETATES OR IN ANY

FOREIGN COUNTRY. IF ANSWER IS IN THE AFFIRMATIVE, GIVE DETAILS

See attachment 24. I 0 HAVE~ HAVE NOT CLAIMED EXEMPTION FROM UNITED STATES MILITARY SERVICE. IF YOU HAVE GIVE DETAILS:

-25. I 0 OlD (1}.DID NOT REGISTER FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE. 1lf you have regi;tt•red give the following\:

DATE REGISTERED I SELECTIVE SE:RV. NO., NUMBER .AND AOORESS OF L.OCAL BOARD

26. I certify that the above is true and corrE'ct to the best of mv knowle d'w nnd belief (If form prrpa1 ed hy other I han applicant, that ·per,on mu>t

e•ecute item 27.).

I

Signature of "~;::~ic':on! · · I . . \ \ •

IDat~IA~ 0 J,A ~0 aJ' 1/ . . \.Ae -~- ... ·- . ~ -v-')f._ .- \ ., ~.JS ' SIG\JATUPE bF ~RSON PREPARING FORM, IF OTHER THAN APP !CANTU

27.1 dedare that this documenr-lwos prepared ':9 me at the request of the opplicont and is based on all information of which I

~ ./Ja .... 1.---\. 11o;R'2DADWA"'f ii, \r .. u 'f. ~111 .. "1ac, 1911 (Signatme) (Address) (Date)

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(b)(6)

P O.E. DATE OF ENTRY TYPE ADM. MO.-DAY-YR. OF BIRTH COUNTRY OF BIRTH

~ 6/ll/71 IIGLA. Type of Adion:

1·· Action onVP: (Decision) (Mo.) (Day) (Year) (Section) at:'

Street Addr-ess (City, Stole, Zip Code)

FCO Dote Date

Acession No. Sox No.

Form G-361 (Rev. 10-1-70) N INDEX CARD Triplicate -~-·-·_ ... _........, _____ ....,.. ___ .............. .._ __ .................. __ . ___ ...... _._

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Post/Dept. Date

04 1995 Last Prev1ous Communicatior

TO 0 Visa Office (VO)

Department of State

one 0 Secunty Advisory Opm1on

XXO 212(d)(3)(A) Wa1ver

21:1(d;i(3),(A) Waiver. SHOW WHETHER:

O Securrty-212(a)(28)

XX o Other-212~~ )(A)( i )(II)

(b)(6)

Bas•s for Recommendation:

0 Humanitarran

0 Educat1onal

0 Name Check Only 0 NOT Recommended by

Consular Officer

O Facilitative of International Exchange

0 XX 0 OtheTQIIRISM/BIISTNESS

l. NAME OF APPLICANT (Incl. aliase8, ma1den name, previous 2. Date of Birth 3. Place of Birth (Incl. czty) married name, etc.)

HARRISON, George 2' Feb 43 Liverpool, UK. o4. Present Address 5. Sex 6. Mantal Status. Date and Place of Marnage, Spouses Name

Firar Park, Grave Hill, Henley-on-Thames. M Married 7. Occupation

MUSISCIAN I

8. Name and Address of Employer

N/A 9. Nat1onal1ty (Incl. j ormer) ' 10. Passport Type 1 11. Passport No. 12. Issued By i 13. Dated

I REGLlAR 'ot yet know I BRITISH 14. Father's Full Name

~-----------r----------------------------------~-------15. Mother's Full Maiden Name

16. RM1dences of 6 Months or More for Past Five Years (Years, cities, countrie.~)

17. Relat1ves 'n U.S (Nnmes, rl'lrlfiunshiJI-'. street 'uldressl'.~. citie.~. states) or Primary Dest1nat1on tn U.S.

18. Vtsa Classtficatton Contemplated: 81/82

19. t4Q. pf Entnes .)0. Valid Until 1 Multlple ~ne year I Yi P~Ctedi~t arnval. port of entry and length of stay tn U.S.

Z2. s1JgfNt~stry HOLIDAY

]CO~fitjWlJ~ ~~~~~bf~@f"! $~~·S'e~~~ff~ue6f 585 grains /of cannab1s. Sentence: Fined £250.

24. Date of any pnor I visit.

emarks/ __ ,-- •on of above 1te

/

nown subsequent offense, rior 4-year waiver. ~

TO: O Above-named Post O INS

Wash_in_~on. Agency name checks on the above person(s):

Date: ----------------0 Reveal no derogatory Information 0 Reveal no derogatory information since the communication referenced at top right

O Reveal the attached information dated:

0 Have been .nitiated. Your office wtll be not1fied if there •s any derogatory information

FROM: Immigration and Naturalization Se'Vice at: TO:!;~SV.llliiil'~;D~t~;~r, ' ....... ~ .. \ ~ It is ordered that the application be grante-:-d -,fo-r~t-:-h-e -a-bo_v_e-:-i-nd-:-ic-a-te-+F~~~; subject to .~evoc-A -.ar'l-:-ti~-n-at,....--I·H.r· im--e.-v-a"C'Iid-:--a-s-s-et:-;-:fo-:rth beiO\

221-104

ENTRY: PERIOD P.~)f~POt!AA~j$Jlv:

\\ Pe(om"''"':'" '·' ,,-illf._1

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE OF LAST PAGE

Signature and Title

OPTIONAL FORM 221 (Rev. 7-i (formerly Fs-493) Dept. of State

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·.~. . , ) NONIMMIGIWIT WORKSHEET

TYPE OF CASE ;.so.,(Cr:Jyoan..t:ii $ I~ -l ·4, lf . .:i'ILE NO._..,.~aJ•~-----._'-=-----r . ( f.)'rc .N J .>o~) 1} CORRESPOND WITH.__.&J-';;!·ry:wo.Uiio:;;l._c ________ -.;ADDRESS. ______________ _

(b)(6)

CAROON COPY TO _____________ ADDRESS~~-------------SATISFACTORY

EXTENSION TO /I -1--:? 7 / DEPARTURE TO -------------------------PREPARE NEW I-94 ENOORSED TO SHOW "You must obtain a new visa to reenter this country in

- II your pre1ent status.

FORWARD OIJ) I-94A & NEW I-94B TO C.O. FORWARD I-20B TO SCHOOL - -~I-542 CliECK BLOCKS 1 ~) d'J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

I-541 CHECK BLOCKS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -PREPARE I-292 ATrACE I-290B - -

·--1:NCLOSURES v'r-94 PASS FORT DSP 66 I•538 I-506 I-134 I-20 NE 400 I-540 - - - - - -PREPARE __ I-161 I-156 FORWARD FILE TO-------------------

REMARKS:

OFFICER'S SIGNATURE._---:~I-"';~..:.;·;;...;... .... f_v--..:..10.;;.;;4.;;::...;;:.\::tk""'------------ DATE:,.__ _______ _

NE-165 Rev. 3-70(10)

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(b)(6) ')'' /r~··:-tic~rc L.C"" ii Cr

1 ----~-----------------------r------------------~------------------~ Date

bah 3840-100 TWO-WAY VISA ACTION REQUEST & RESPONSE

Post/Dept. LONDON 06 Oct 1992

" Last Previous Communication Alii R . ' r

---------------~~~~~~~-~----------0 Visa Office (VO) TO Department of State

ACTION REQUESTED (Check one only) [:;L Security Advisory Opinion

r21"212(d)(3)(A) Waiver

Immigration '• Naturalization Service at: LONDON

If 212(d)(3)(A) Waiver, at-tOW WHETHER: Basis for Recommendation:

Q, Security-212(a)(;!B{ 0 Humanitarian

~Other-212(a) L2) (A) ( i) (II )o Educational

0 Name Check Only

0 0 NOT Recommended by 0 Facilitative of International Exchange

Consular Officer ~Other . IQI18ISM/BIISINESS

1. NAME OF APPLICANT (Incl. aliase.~. maiden name, previous 2. Date of Birth 3. Place of Birth (Incl. city) married name, etc.)

HARRISON, George 25 Feb 43 Liverpool, UK. 4. Present Address 5. Sex 6. Marital Status, Date and Place of Marriage, Spouses Name

Firar Park, Grave Hill, Henley-on-Thames. M Married 7. Occupation

MJSISCIAN !8. Name and Address of Employer

N/A 9. Nationality (Incl. fo-rmer) !10. PasspOrt Type llJl.rA---"""12. Issued By 113. Dated

BRITISH REGULAR_L ---L-~--------~5~.-M~~o~th::er~·s~r~u;II~M~ai:de=n~N~a:m:e~-----------_J----------·~ 14. father's Full Name

16. Residences of 6 Months or More for Past Five Years (Years, cities, countries)

(b)(6)

17. Relatives in U.S. (Names, Telationships, street addres8es, cities, states) or Primary Destination in U.S.

18. Visa Classification Contemplated: 0-1

19. No. of Entries 120. Valid Until \ 21. Planned time of arrival. port of entry and length of stay in U.S.

Multiple 1 16 Nov 92 12 Oct 1992 22. Purpose of entry 23. Facts o:casioning ineligibility, name che::k, or SAO request 24. Date of any prior U.S.

CONCERT CONVICTION UK: MAR 1969 - Possession of 585 grains visit.

TOUR of cannabis. Sentence: Fined £250. 1-2-5-. 1-n-vL_o_s? __ _ 0 YES 0 NO

26. Remarks/Continuation of above items No known subsequent offense Prior 4-year waiver.

FROM: Department of State (VO) TO: 0 Above-named Post 0 INS Date:

Washington Agency name checks on the above person(s):

0 Reveal no derogatory information 0 Reveal no derogatory information since the communication referenced at top right

0 Reveal the attached information dated:

O Have been initiated. Your office will be notified if there is any derogatory information

Signed:

FROM: Immigration and Naturalization Service at: TO: Pos,t/Dept. Date:

It is ordered that the application be grantedfcir. the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation af any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: PERIOD OF TEMPORARY STAY:

PART 1-ADDRESSEE'S COPY 221-104

Signatueantl Title

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE OF LAST PAGE OPTIONAL FORM 221 (Rev. 7-76) (Formerly FS-493) Dept. of State

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EuroAtlantic Ltd 26 Cadogan Square London SWIX OJP telephone 071 1265

Our ref: GJ1088

6 October 1992

PERSONAL

Ms Beverly Harrison United States Embassy

071-584 7338

5 Upper Grosvenor Street London WlA 2JB

Dear Ms Harrison

George Harrison I

BY HAND

Pursuant to our telephone conversation yesterday we confirm that we are the management company for George Harrison. --JVl

0 Y1 d u

As we discussed, Mr Harrison is due tC:ieave for the United 1 c' J" l States next Tuesday 13 October 1992 as he is playing a tribute //c/- Is concert to Bob Dylan in the United States. (b)(S) fJ.:; /r j

h ] · · b h , f f · d ~"" v~r~- . ~e "0- "Pet1t1on on e aL- o George Harr1son was approve . by the Immigration and Naturalisation Service at St Albans, ~ Vermont under file number I I The Immigration ~ and Naturalisation Service has cabled and telephonically informed the American Consul in London of the approval.

I therefore attach the following:

1. Mr Harrison's passport.

2. The visa application form signed by Mr Harrison.

As you can see we are under some time pressure and I would be grateful if you would arrange for the necessary visa and Waiver to be expedited as quickly as possible. You will note from Mr Harrison that he already has been granted a visa to enter the United States until September 1994 which also has endorsed upon it the last Waiver.

If you have any questions at all. please do not hesitate to call me at the above number.

Thank you for your kind co-operation.

Yours •:a GGCanes Director 12

ilbkcD INDUSTRIES, INC. 1.700 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10'11 9/TEL. (212) 582-5533

Sol Marks, Esq. Immigration & Naturalization Service 20 West Broadway New York, New York

March 22, 1973

Re: George Harrison (b )(6)

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I want to thank you for your help in assisting George I Harrison to be admitted despite the fact that he had ~----------~ left England without his visa. I would also like you to express our sincere gratitude to the government, and particularly to your office, for their prompt and efficient action and cooperation in this case.

Please be assured that George was himself, completely with-out fault in the matter. Because certain extremely important business meetings and negotiations were scheduled to begin promptly on March 12, 1973, and a number of other people had already arrived, and because the meetings required Harrison's personal presence, I insisted that no effort be spared in expediting his arrival here. In their apparent haste to satisfy my request, the English office made the travel arrange­ments without picking up the necessary visa. This was an obvious and unintentional oversight on their part.

George is quite meticulous about complying with the law in every respect, and I would not like this inadvertent occurrence to be held against him in any way. Likewise, I would like the government to know that their special courtesies extended in this case are sincerely appreciated by us all and that this type of occurrence is not likely to ever be zepeated.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Immigration and Naturalization Service 20 Weat Broa.dJia.y

George Ha.rriaon c/o Abkco Illd.uatrl.es 1100 Broa.d•y

New York, New York

New York• New York 10019

File No.:

Date:

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Please note the items checked below. They contain information of concern to you or instructions for you to follow.

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I. Insufficient information was given for the items circled in red on your application, which is attached. Please furnish full inform· ation and return your application to this office.

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Your authorized stay has been extended. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application for a change of nonimmigrant classification is approved. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept part-time employment is authoriled. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept practical training is authorized. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept employment during the period of your stay as the spouse or child of an exchange visitor is approved. This employment must be discontinued immediately if it becomes unnecessary for your support.

Your request for permission to transfer to another school is approved.

Your request for permission to transfer to another exchange visitor program is approved.

Your school or exchange visitor program is located in an area within the jurisdiction of the Immigration and Naturalization

Service office at :--:---:---:---:-::----:----::-:-c-· Your correspondence has been forwarded to that office. All future correspondence should be directed to that office. Always refer to your file number (shown above).

D 10. Furnish Fonn 1-20 from the school to which you desire to transfer.

II. In connection with your desire to effect an exchange program transfer, please furnish Form DSP-66 executed in accordance with the instructions on the form.

D 12. Complete and submit the attached Form 1-539, "Application to Extend Time of Temporary Stay,"

D 13. Submit a current Fonn DSP-66 executed by your program sponsor.

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14. Complete and submit the attached Form 1-538.

15. Submit your passport, which must be valid for at least six months beyond the period of requested extension.

16. Your passport must be revalidated for a period to extend six months beyond the expiration date of your requested extension of stay. When you resubmit your application, an1end it to show the new expiration date of your passport. Also send in your tem­porary entry permit (Form 1-94, ARRIVAL-DEPARTURE RECORD). If your temporary entry permit is attached to your pass· port, the permit should be removed for this purpose. DO NOT SEND IN YOUR PASSPORT.

17. This office understands you have not registered as a student Please inform this office immediately of your present activity.

18. This office understands you are not carrying a full course of studies. Please explain on the reverse of this form.

19. This office understands you are not attending classes to the extent normally required. Please explain on the reverse of this form.

20. This office understands that you are no longer attending school. Please explain. If you do not intend to resum" school attend­ance, inform this office immediately of the date, place, and manner of your intended departure from the United Stat.,. Your reply may be made on the reverse of this form.

21. This offk~ undf'~st11:nds you are no Jonger an authorized participant in an E"XC'hange Vi!.>itnr program. Pl0ase explain. If you do not intr·nd to rt.'::HlflW an e-xchanr,e vbitor program, inform this office immediately of the date, place, and rnunner of your intendl:"d d~parture from the United States. Your reply may be made on the reverse of this form.

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Sincerely yours,

Enclosures:

Form I 94 []

Yonr p<~~·sport DISTRICT DIBBO'l'OB Form I· 542 (H<"'· 10 I VJI

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

ImmigratiQB wd Naturalization Service l. west Broadway

New York, New York

George Harrison, Richard Starkey and IQaus Voormann c/o Abkeo Industries, Inc. 1700 Broadway New York, New York Att: Henry Newfeld

File No.:

Date: July 30, 1971

Please note the items checked below. They contain information of concern to you or instructions for you to follow.

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Your authorized stay has been extended. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application for a change of nonimmigrant classification is approved. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept part-time employment is authorized. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept practical training is authorized. (See endorsement on attached Form 1-94.)

Your application to accept employment during the period of your stay as the spouse or child of an exchange visitor is approved. This employment must be discontinued immediately if it becomes unnecessary for your support.

Your request for permission to transfer to another school is approved.

Your request for permission to transfer to another exchange visitor program is approved.

Your school or exchange visitor program is located in an area within the jurisdiction of the Immigration and Naturalization

Service office at:--;---;---::-·-~:-::---:--~::-:--~-::--.:·-------::---::--:-:-:--::--:-:---:---::::---:-::----;:­Your correspondence has been forwarded to that office, All future correspondence should be directed to that office, Always refer to your file number (shown above).

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12. Complete and submit the attached Form 1-539, "Application to Extend Time of Temporary Stay."

13. Submit a current Form DSP-66 executed by your program sponsor.

14. Complete and submit the attached Form 1·538.

15. Submit your passport, which must be valid for at least six months beyond the period of requested extension.

16. Your passport must be revalidated for a period to extend six months beyond the eltpiration date of your requested extension of stay, When you resubmit your application, amend it to show the new expiration date of your passport. Also send in your tem­porary entry permit (Form 1-94, ARRIVAL-DEPARTURE RECORD). If your temporary entry permit is attached to your pass• port, the permit should be removed for this purpose. DO NOT SEND IN YOUR PASSPORT.

I 7. This office understands you have not registered as a student Please inform this office immediately of your present activity.

18. This office understands you are not carrying a full course of studies. Please explain on the reverse of this form.

19. This office understands you are not attending classes to the extent normally required. Please explain on the reverse of this form.

20. This office understands that you are no longer attending school. Please explain. If you do not intend to resume school attend· ance, inform this office immediately of the date, place, and manner of your intended departure from the United States. Your reply may be made on the reverse of this form.

21. This office understands you "re no longer an authorized participant in an exchange visitor program. Please explain. If you do not intend to resume an e:>tchange visitor program, inform this office immediately of the date, plaee, and manner of your intended departure from the United States. Your reply may be made on tho reverse of this form.

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Enclosures:

Form 1-94 0 Your passport

Form I· 542 (Rev. 10·1-69)

Sincerely yours,

DIS m ICT DIREC'f."'Jlt

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FILE ROUTED ON LOAN

To (Office) Att.: (Unit or Person)

From (Office) (Unit or Person)

CHARGE COPY Form G 102 (Rev. 12-1-58) GPO 721 • 182

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FILE: I .... ____ ..... IN RE: George Harrison

Uf\:~.IfED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTI'CE Immigration and Naturalization Service

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APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(dl (3) ( A ), Immigration and Nationality Act

[ZJ consular officer

The applicant(s) has (have) been found by a to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant

0 immigration officer

visa under Section( s) 212( al~___;(:-:2:::3:..;)~------- of the Act.

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth: Country of Residence :

British 2/22/43 England Great Britain Occupation: Employer:

' Musician Purpose in seeking entry into United States and destination:

To meet with l~;~:wyers and for interviews and promotional activities l , f~'WJ l wrt

in connection with release of latest album.

Plans regarding travel to United States .and period of temporary stay:

Will enter during October 1975 for a period of six wtkeks.

Bas is for favorable action:

Department of State recommends admission in the interest of international busine·ss.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted. for the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One during October 1975

PERIOD OF TEMPORARY STAY: For a period of six weeks on the condit:llon that he engage solely in the activities indicated above and that no deviation from itinerary or extension of stay be permitted without prior approval of the District Director, Washington~ D. c.

Copies to: V,Q, ___ !( ___ FBI........ M ~ v.o. notified orally on-----M"~~~-~ (N~e of Visa Officer) _____ .............. ..

EXJ~'M~kn ~ Forml-194

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, ADJUDICATIONS

(Rev. 6·1·73) N

File Copy

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(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTI\.,;E

Immigration and Naturalization Service Washington, D.C. 20536

FILE: DATE: February 13, 1975

IN RE: George Harrison, born February 22, 1943, England

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d) (3) ( ), Immigration and Nationality Act

W consular officer

The applicant(sl has (have) been found by a to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant

0 immigration officer

visa under Section(sl 212(a)~(.:..:2::.:3::..:);__ ________ of the Act.

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth: Country of Residence:

British as above Great Britain

Occupation: Employer:

Musician

Purpose in seeking entry into United States and destination: To vacation f0r two weeks more or less, and to oversee mixing of tapes at A'& M Record Studios, Los Angeles; meet with C'harities and with attorneys and reppesentatives of Capitol and A & M records in Los Angeles, and to observe editing of film of last concert touro

, Plans regarding travel to United States and period of temporary stay:

Will enter during February 1975 for approximately ~ months.

Basis for favorable action:

The Department of State recommends his admission in the interest of international business.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One entry during February 1975.

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(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service

Washington, D.C. 20536 FILE: .. 1 _____ ... DATE: September 23, 1974

IN RE: George Harrison, born February 22, 1943, England

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d) (3) ( A ), Immigration and Natwnality Act

GJ consular officer

The applicant( s) has (have) been found by a to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant

0 Immigration officer

visa under Section( s) 212(a), ___ (l.-24.3.J...J.-) --------of the Act.

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth: Country of Residence:

British as above Great Britain

Occupation: Employer:

Musician

Purpose in seeking entry into United States and destination: To perform in various U.S. cities under contract with Zero Productions Inc., 1880 Century Park .East, Suite 415, Los Angeles, California.

Plans regarding travel to United States and period of temporary stay:

(See itinerary attached.)

Bas is for favorable action:

The Department of State recommends his admission in the interest of international business.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

Form 1-194 (Rev. 6+73) N

ENTRY: First entry during October 1974 and two subsequent entries during validity of visa.

PERIODOFTEMPORARYSTAY: To December 23, 1974. No extension of stay or deviation from the attached itinerary is to be authorized without prior approval of the District Director, \~ashington, D.C.

Assistant issioner .Adjudi ations

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Secret Service _______ _

File Copy

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George Harrison,~~----------~ (b)(6)

Oct. 1' 1974 arrive Los Angeles, California Nov. 4 Vancouver, British Columbia Nov. 6 Seattle, Washington Nov. 8 Oakland, California Nov. 10 Long Beach, California Nov. 11 & 12 Los Angeles, California Nov. 14 'Ie.mr.e., Arizona Nov. 16 Salt Lake City, Utah Nov. 18 Denver, Colorado Nov. 20 Lawrence, Kansas Nov. 21 Tulsa, Oklahoma Nov. 22 Fort Worth, Texas Nov. 24 Houston, Texas Nov. 26 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Nov. 27 Memphis, Tennessee Nov. 28 Atlanta, Georgia Nov. 30 Chicago, Illinois Dec. 2 St. Louis, Hissouri Dec. 3 Bloomington, Indiana Dec. 4 Detroit, Hichigan Dec. 6 Toronto, Canada Dec. 8 Montreal, Quebec Dec. 9 Boston, Hassachusetts Dec. 10 Bonston, Hassachusetts Dec. 11 Providence, Rhode Island Dec. 13 Washington, D.C. Dec. 15 Union Dale, New York Dec. 16 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dec. 17 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dec. 19 New York City, New York Dec. 20 New York City, New York

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(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST:CE

Immigration and Naturalization Service (b)(6) Washington, D. C. 20536

FILI~,. _______ ..,.Id .. 1 _____ ..

INRE: George HARRISON, born February 22, 1943, England Patricia A. HARRISON, born March 17, 1944, England

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d) \3) ( A ), Immigration and Nationality Act

[!]consular officer

DATE:

The applicant(s) has (have) been found by a to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant

0 immigration officer

visa under Section( s) 212( a)'------~(2""3"'"),__ ________ of the Act.

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth: Country of Residence:

British as above Great Britain Occupation: Employer:

. Purpose in seeking entry mto United States and destination:

Male subject will engage in business discussions with one Jerzy Kosinski concerning a joint venture and will meet sponsors of a U.S. concert tour planned for 1974. Female subject is accompanying him.

Plantl regarding travel to United States and period of temporary stay:

Will enter during November 1973 for three weeks.

Basis for favorable action:

The Department of State recommends admission be authorized in the interests of international business.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One, during November 1973

PERIODOFTEMPORARYSTAY: Three weeks. No extension of stay to be authorized without prior approval of the District Director,

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Assistant Commissioner Adjudications

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UN!"!"ED STP.TE~: O~PA~TM~N7 OF JWST1C!: IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SE:RVICE

READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY FEE WILL NOT Bi: REFUNDED.

Form aooroved OMB Nc,. 43-lt006!'

A?PLICAT!ON TO EXTl:l\10 TIME OF TEMPORARY STAY

I HEREBY APPLY TO EXTEND MY TEMPORARY STAY IN THE UNITED STATES

PRINT OR TYPE YOUR NAME EXACTLY AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR ARRIVAL

DEPARTURE RECORD FORNi 1·94 FIRST

DATE OF

ACTION

OD OR OIC OFFICE

MIDDLE

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1, 1973

7 REASON FOR REQUESTING EXTENSION

Continuing conferences, meetings, and negotiations for future business deal­ings. REASON FOR COMING TO THE U.S ..

Conferences, meetings and negotiations for future business dealings.

9 HAS AN IMMIGRANT VISA PETITION EVEP BEEN FII.EO IN YOUP BEHALf'' ::JYES )ONO If .. YES .. WHERE WAS IT fiLED'•

10. HAVE YOU EVER APPLIED FOR AN IMMIGRANT VISA OR PERMANEN~ RESIDENCE IN THE U.S.' 0YE> XJNO IF .. YES" WHERE DIG YOU APPLY'

(/ns~IJ. "Have" or "Have Not"! H t 1 aVe nO BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES. IF YOU, HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES, COMPLETE THE REST OF THE BLOCK . . ;,

NAME AND,~ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER OR BUSINESS I INCOME PER WEEK DATES EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS BEGAN AND ENDED

18. IF YOU ARE A TEMPORARY VISITOR FOR PLEASURE IB·21, SEE INSTRUCTION 6 AND COMPLETE THIS BLOCK BY FILLING IN SPACES AND PLACING AN "X" IN THE APPROPRIATE BOXES.

I HAVE __ DOLLARS IN THE UNITED STATES. I RECEIVE DOLLARS EACH FROM !Week. Montll) (lVamc.l

(Relationship) (Address!

MY ROOM AND BOARD IN THE U.S. ARE SUPPLIED ::JBY MYSELF /Relationship)

iJOO NOT HAVE A FAMILY ABROAD DEPENDENT UPON ME

FOR SUPPORT IF YOU CHECKED "HAVE" STATE FAMILY IS BEING SUPPORTED:

I declare_ that this do(:ument was prepared by me at the request of the applicant and 1s based on all information ot wh1ch I have any knowledge.

SIGNA ADDRESS DATE

300 Park Ave New York N.Y. 73

AITACH YOUR FORM H4 OR SW434-*DO NOT SEND YOUR PASSPORT

FOAM 1·539 I REV. B·1·72lN

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REMARKS:

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ELROPE.~

28 DEVONSrURJ': PLACE !V!E\"-'5

LO!'"DO!'-. \X'l!'" lf'J ENGLAND

01·486·4678

c:ONRAD SHADLE!'", RESIDENT PARTNER

300 PARK AVEl'\iCE

NE\X" YORK·"'· Y. 10022

AFril 24, 1973

Imrdgration and zation Service 300 North Los Angeles Street Los Angeles, California

CABLE ADDRESS

HARBARKO(~

l_EOl'-:ARD P. GAIK.t'.:S

COL:~Sf.:L

Re: Georae Harrison and Patricia Ann Harrison

Gentlemen:

On behalf ·of our clients above named, we submit herewith Applications to Extend Time of Temporary Stay on form I-539, the aliens' forms I-94, two checks, each in the sum of $10.00 e.nd our Notice of Appearance.

With respect particularly to Mrs. Harrison, s visa entered in her passport by the Consulate in Landen to a stay in this country of two months, we did not realize that the admitting officer had limited the stay to only one month. Accordingly, we were unable to file this application with t to her earlier than today.

Mr. Harrison is required by his various bus s confer-ences to remain in this country for an additional period of approxi-mately three weeks, until June 1, 1973; he would like Mrs. so~ to be able to remain with According , vie request tha.t these applications be granted.

In l~ght of short time a?ailable, ~e wo~la respect-request your very earliest attention to these cations.

If any communications a:::--e necessary betweer: ym;,r offj_ce ether offices of Iminigration and Naturalization Service, yot• a.:::·e requested and a~thorized to utilize long distance ~elephone at

of the undersigned. It wou also if you would contact undersigned by long distance ct.

are to advise as to

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Board of Immigration Appeals

and Immigration and Naturali:z.ation Service

NOTICE OF ENTRY OF APPEARANCE AS AnORNEY OR REPRESENTATIVE

In re:

GEORGE HARRISON and PARTICIA ANN HARRISON

DATE: ___ 4_/_24_/_7_3 ______________ ___

FILE NO.:-------------

I hereby enter my appearance as attorney for (or representative of), and at the request of, the following named person(s):

ADDRESS: (APT NO.) (NUMBER AND STREET) !CITY)

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PARTICIA ANN HARRISON

I RELATIONSHIP TO I&N LAW:

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(ZIP CODE)

ADDRESS: (APT NO.) (NUMBER AND STREET) (CITY I (STATE/ (ZIP CODE)

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Check applicable item(s) below.

D 1. I am an attorney and a member in good standing of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States or of the hi~est court of the following State, territory, insular possession, or District of Columbia

New Yor . SUPREME COURT and am not under a (Name of court)

court or administrative agency order suspending, enjoining, restraining, disbarring, or otherwise re-stricting me in practicing law.

[j 2. I am an accredited representative of the following named religious, charitable, social service, or similar organization established in the United States and which is so recognized by the Ro~ril·

D 3. I am associated with '

the attorney of record who previously filed a notice of appearance in this case and my appearance is at his request. (If you check this item, also check item 1 or 2, whichever is appropriate.)

D 4. Others (Explain fully.)

Signature I Comtete Address - Har .ee Barovick Konecky & Braun )t: ' I ·· wl·· · "i 300 Park Avenue, I , • I / 4 ) ~[LL--· . { .. ~ New York Nev.; York 10022 ... ~· (..

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UNiTEC ST.L,TES DEPARTMENT 0!=" JUSTICE Immigro.tion and N aturalizction Service

Washington: D, C. 20536

FILE (b)(6)

IN RE: \George HARRISON, born February 22, 1943, England Patricia A, HARRISON, born March 17 1 1944, England

APP:_,ICAT!ON: Temporary adrnisswn to rhe United States pursuallL tc. section :212( d) ( 3 l r A ) , lnumgrat ion and :\a: ;onal it: /,<·t

consular offtcer

DATE:

The appl!nmt(sJ ha~ (have) been found by a to br ineligJble tc• reJ'JW a nonl!nrnigr&nt

tmnugratJOn off1cer

Natwnality: j Date and Country :Jf E1rth: Country of Residenc;e:

British I as above Great Britian Occupation: R

Purpo~e in S<"eking entry into Umted Stales and destmation:

To engage in legal consultations with attorneys in Los Angeles, and Mr. John Lennon; and engage in Business Consultation with Business :tvlanager in New York City.

Plant; regardmg travel to United States and period of temporary stay:

Will enter during :tvlarch 1973 for two months.

Ba~:> is for favorable action:

The Department of State recommends entry be authorized to promote International Business.

ORDER: It ts ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One during March 197 3.

PERIOD or TEMPORARY STAY: Two months. No extension of stay to be authorized without prior approval of the District Director, Washington, D. C,

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IN RE: George HARRISON, born February 22, 1943, England Patricia A. HARRISON, born March 17, 1944, England

APPLlCAT!ON: Temporary admission to the Unitc:c States pursurmt tc sectior_ 2l2\dJ (3\ i A ), Imaligrmi~lL end l\aLDnal!ty ,t,.,_:t

~ consulr1r off1r:er

DAE May 26, 1972

The appllcant\ s\ rws (have> been found by a to oe mellg1bl(; t<. rl:c·er·rc e nc;nnnmigrant

1 lnnrnigrat.ion offtc:er

Occupation:

The male applicant is a musician

Purpose in seeking entry into ·united States and destination:

To accept UNICEF's Father of the Year award and to visit business manager, Alan Klein.

Plans regarding travel to United States and period of temporary stay:

Will enter at New York City during May or June 1972 for two weeks.

Basis for favorable action:

The Department of State recommends entry be authorized for humanitarian reasons.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the abovE' indicated purpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One during May or June 1972

PERIOD OF TEMPORARY STAY: Two weeks. No extension of stay to be authorized without prior approval of the District Director, Washington, D. C •

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-~ 212(a) (28) ca:;es only. -. ~ ~ ' Ba:1s of excludability

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Form l-194 '~-- ,._ __

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(Rev. 5-15-71\ Y

F 11~ Copy

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CO 212~24-C

r::.:..r:

1~. ,J. Mason Immigration Examiner

George HARRISON

May 2.6 ~

Hr. Carl Shepherd of the Visa Office (101-22920) advised that the subject was to be awarded the Father of the Year award by the United Nations International Children' e Educational Fund (ill~ICEF) on June 1, 1972. He stated that State is getting a lot of pressure from Congressman :Bingham. He asked whether, in view of the above award. the Service might authoriie the subject's admission without waiting for the additional infonnation requested from the Embassy of London.

After consultation with Mr. Greene~ Mr. Shepherd wae ad,?ised that the subject's entry would be authorized for a two week period. However~ if he requests an extension. he will be required to fully justify his need for it.

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cc 212.24-~

M. J. l"..ason Immigration Exan;.iner

George liAJUUSON

Or• H.ay 16 ~ 1972 ~1rs. Gilchrist of the Visa Office was requested to determine whether it is actually necessa~r for the subject to make the trip to the United States as outlinod in State's letter of May 12, 1972 requesting a. section 212(d)(3)(A) order.

She stated that a wire would be sent to the Embassy in London to determine the necessity of the trip and whether or not the w~tters the subject wanted to attend to could be handled by correspondence.

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UNITEC· STATES DEPARTMENT •JF JUSTi:::E ImnigratioD and N amrc~ization Servi:::e

Washington, D. C.

FILE, I jand !_>:.TL January 14, 19 7 2 (b)(6)

IN RE: George HARRISON, born February 22, 1943, England Patricia A. HARRISON, born March 17, 1944, England

APPLICATION: Temporary adrnisswn to the United States pur6uant to section 2l2•,dJ (31 ( A ), lm:nigration and 1\a\iunulity Act

Jx.xl consular offlc'~r The appllc:ant\ Sl has (ha·;el been found by''

1mmigmtion ofi,cer

vi~<3. under Section{s) 212\a)._ --lc<'c....L.,t..--.---------of the~ Act

Nationallty; Date and Country of B mh: 1 Country of' Residence:

British as above I

Br-it- ::Ji n

Occupation:

The male applicant is a musician

I Purpose in seeking entry into United Staw s and destination:

For business discussions with agent Allen Klein and UNICEF concerning channeling of funds to the Bangladesh refugees.

--· -PlanH regardmg travel to United States find )d of te mporar} ~t.H V:

Will enter at New York City during January 1972 for 30 days.

Bab is for favorable action:

The Department of State reconnnends entry be authorized for humanitarian reasons.

ORDER: It is ordered thal the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subject to r;:>vocation at any time, valid as sel forth below.

ENTRY One during January 19 72

PERIOD OF TEMPORARY STAY: 30 days.

\0 212(a) (28) cases unl)'. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, ADJUDICATIONS

J:k~nb Basis of excludability

.. ~ Form l-194 (Rev. 5-15-71 l Y

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(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Immigration and Naturalization Service

\<Jashington, D.C. FILE: I land

(b)(6) DATE: June 14, 1971 .... ____ ...

IN RE: George HARRISON, born February 22, 1943. England Patricia A. HARRISON, born March 17, 1944, England

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d) (3) ( A l, Immigration and Nationality Act

[][]consular officer The applicant( sl has (have) been found by a to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant

0 immigration officer

visa under Section(s) 212(al~(-:-J.2;..;l3~.J)---------of the Act.

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth: Country of Residence:

British as above Great RritPin Occupation: Employer:

The male applicant is a musician Purpose in seeking entry into United States and destination: for business discussions with attorneys

and Capitol Records in New York City and Los Angeles.

Plans regarding travel to United States and period of temporary stay: to enter at New York City during June 1971 and remain for 4 weeks.

Basis for favorable action : reconmended in the interest of international trade and conmerce,

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated putpose, subject to revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One at New York City during June 1971

PERIODOFTEMPORARYSTAY: for 4 weeks.

212(3) :ases Las~" of ex:ludobihty

~ // 4

~~~/;;;&;;Q jAN/vlc

Form 1-194 <Rev. 5-15-71! Y

Fils Copy

59

(b)(6) UN!TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service

51 SW First Avenue FILE: ¥J.a.mi, • Florida 331,30 DATE: November 2 5, 1970

IN RE: George HARRISON

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d) (3) <A), Immigration and Nationality Act

The applicant( s) has (have) been found by a [lll consular officer

0 immigration officer to be ineligibl~e to rc,ceiw a nonimrnigwnt

visa under the following paragraph\ sl of the Act: SE:'ction( s) 212( ,, __ _;:__::_:_ __ ~-----

Nationality: Dale and Country of Birth: of ReBidence:

British Feb. 25, 1943 - England England

Occupation: 1::;'

Musician Member of Beetles Musical Groupe The Beetles Musical Groupe

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Purpose in seeking entry into United State,; and destmution:

To conduct business with Apple Records in New York City

Plans regarding travel to United States and period of temporary st.uy:

Will enter by air at New York City prior to December 8,1970 and will remain one month.

Basis for favorable action:

Recommended in the interest of international trade and commerce.

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be grantee' for thE' abovl' indicated purpo:>c, subject tr_, revocation at any time, valid as set forth below.

ENTRY: One entry

Consul: ___ ~- __ "' / / I ,_, I l, ·--1--- f

C'- lri~t { /\ L \j cc LtfcJ I DISTRICT DIRECTCR ~. 1 y

(Re~. 5 • 1 - 69)

File Copy

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

COVER SHEET

RECORD OF

PROCEEDING

This is a permanent record of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Any part of this record that is removed MUST BE RETURNED after it has served its purpose.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Place a separate cover sheet on the top of each Record of Proceeding.

2. Each Record of Proceeding is to be fastened on the inner left side of the file jacket in chronological order.

3. Any person temporarily removing any part of this record must make, date, and sign a notation to this effect which is to be retained in this record, below the cover sheet. The signer is responsible for replacing the removed material as soon as it has served its purpose.

4. See AM 2710 for detailed instructions.

M·l75 (Rev. 10·20·69) GPO 883· 533

62

(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Immigration and Naturalization Service

FILE· .. I _____ ..... 6 Frankfurt, Germany

Il'; KL George HARRISON

APP:._,ICATION: Temporury admissim: tc the United States pursuant to

l:i!;ction 212(dl (3; 'A), Immigratio!; and Nati·:mality hf·t

The applicant( s} haE {havei beer" found by a I X j consular offi~e!'

1m:~up:ra:.1oi, of~jct.:;r tc bt- incLgib~e r~:~c(-·ive n0nirurr:igrnrtt

r. .. c:1. Dctober 27, 1 07f'

'.'tsa t:ndE:r th( luliowing paragru.ph: s• ,,; LhE Act: ~-~c<:tiom s• :2:2· r·~-"'-(~2""'3,_,_\_~--~~-------Dme ac:td Count:y of Birth:

Musician The Beatles Group !-------~----~-----.. ·-----··----------------- - .. ----~-~ .. ----- ---------------------------------------------------1

Pur;JGSC iL ~:;t~'i:ing (.;ntry intv t 1nittd Sl~t~:<' and ch~btil1l:tliu:·::

For business discussions with MrQ Klein, President of ABKCO Industries Ineo, 1700 Broadway, New York, N" Y ot and with Capitol Records, Los fl.ngel es, California.

Enter by air at New York, New York, on or about October 28, 1970, and remain three weeks.

In the interest of international trade.

()RDER~ l'L ~::.: 0rdered the~:" tbe bl:: gra.~.~l· d fo:- th~~ abo~,~t i11dicru.ed ~;urpos.:. . at a,'!:· tinH:;t Yali\~ (":.~, Sf~i forth tJelo\\'M

ENTRY: One, during October 1970.

week so

CGP: so

Fds

Cecil Peterson Officer ~n Charge

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APPLICA 'I' ION;

UNiTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE and Naturalization Service

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Temporary admission to the United States pursuant t.c sect ion 2l2t d) ( :·;: I ) , Immigration and l\utionalit:v Act

The app~lccmt(s) hus (huve: been found b~ '' consular officer ,.--, L..J immJE:ratwi: officer to be mdi!"iblL' to n'C(>JW r• :10nirnmigran:

seeking entry into Unit.r:d States and dvstinatiou:

·i·

/~. -, ( / ·-.;;;.

for favorable action:

f ,·

ORDER: His ordered that the application be granted forth(; above indicated purpose, ~uhjeci to revocation at any time, valid as set for',h below.

ENTRY: /

PERiOD OF T.:::MPORAR'l STAY: .. ·

.. L ~t' : ' ' J +, '- I

I·orm l · ]C.4

(Rev. - 691

Report to Congress

66

HAtmiSON George NAME (Last, (IN CAPS), First, Middle)

ASSIG!\:ED TO 1 Date A.>signed

C(ll Call-Up

Adjudications Control Card G-601 (Rev. 9-1-66)

DJSPOS!TJON

0 Approved 0 Denied 0 Transferred (Date)

out

Copy 2-Adjudicator's Call Up

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1t;A.,. (""ll' Type of Case

Sec.212( d) (3HA) GRANTED Frl 'PHONE CGP Received fi 10.2.7-70 Trans. ln 0

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service

FILE: (lee attac::'he4 U.-.)

IN RE: lane ll1.tUh _. Jecb (See ettadnMf U.at)

APPLICATION: Temporary admiss1'Ln tc· the United Statt;F pursuant to Bectio;: 212(di <3.• (A), Immigratior, and Nat10naht.y Act

The applicant( s) has (have~ been iound by h ~consular officc:r

I ! irnmigrat1or. officc1 tc Le utcligiblc to recei~Jc h nonimrn~grant

visr1 'under till· folio winE; par agr:<pi1' oi' the Act: SeC'tlc•nl. si :2121 <:1' __ (23,...) __ _

DATE:

I Date and Country of Birth: j Country of Re;,iden:.:(":

(S. ~:l:_I1Ut:~·~·---~ Nationality:

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Occupation:

~--·-

1 Purpose in seeking entry into l.inited State;, and destination:

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!o ,...tw a _. faa .. ....,_ &.aAeiatta .t IMei:U lel'.._i••n ill ~, FleW.; to MY 1Moltla1111 ~ wta. lld.tlll Altlllts aar1 ... 111da8tn• 1• .. 'fek; .. t.rt: ... to hol ........ ·~ wltk capital ~ bt Lot --- i callfcmWI •

I Plans regardm:; travel to UniteG States anc p('noci of temporary sta~·: ·------····-~

1-...ar -- - ., .Jitii'U 1970 - 30 -,..

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1.· Bas if fo: favorabi( aetioL,

!o pre arte ~ ~ wal'IIIIU tat.-ts.

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ORDER: 1: if orderc'(; that the application be~ 1-'r<lnLec: fnr the· abovv indicatced purpose, sub)t:ct tc• revocation at any time~ valid as b(\1 fortl1 bt:low.

Form l- 14L!

(R~v. 5 1 - 6Sl

l'ERIOL> or TElv1P:Jru~.R1 s-:: 30 uya eA the alllldit:Lon th.&t the activities ~ itU..Ty ef the applieaats shall be ltait.t to thoae aet forth ab\W~e w eo d'tap ta activities er dft'iatiorl t:a itiaer&ry llllulll be *• without prior autbortzatioft of the lmigraticm a llaturaluatioe Setv!ee

l:l.S. 8El\7F~telli~once Dntlslo.il_ .. __ (Fol ttse iFI SeetieR 212(11) (28) caso~ ool~'

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DATE OF FILE HA.ME BIDTH

John ;-J. 0. Lennon 9-10-40

George Har:-ison r) ;)3 43 c.-,;_ -

Fatricia A. Harrison 3-17-44

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cmmrm: OF BIRTH

England

England

England

EI·1FWYER

Hernber of the ~eatle~ nusical group

Hember of the 11 Bea.tle~ m\..1sical grm.lJ)

Housewife

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, . Name (Last in CAPS;

HARRISON George Name under whlch ~dmitted, Record created or Aliases

4 . City and Country of Birth

Liver 6.

B. Appl. Form No. or reason

for

11. Receiving

9, Date App!.

With t,•fil\

UtA DEC ., ~ 1970 rm G-3608 (Rev J-!-70) ROUTE SLIP

5.

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Date Month Da1· Year

of

Birth Date

ot

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~'~I! (l!:xa.etly as it appears on the Nonimrmgrant Docum~J·--·-·

THER NA:'1ES OR ALIASES

'

lcEJCTENSION OF STAY GRANTED TO: (date)

::,o EXTENSION DENIED

'

[J'Q OSC. ISSUED

j%V/O<:ORANTED W/0 ISSUANCE OF OSC

FP I·LPC-1 0·68·2 M -4101

BOND POSTED

APPLICANT FOR

0 EXTENSION 0 SECTION 2411

0 CHANGE OF NONIMMIGRANT STATUS

REPORT OF ACTION-NONIMMIGRANT

Immigration and Naturali:z.ation Service

74

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I 4- I 6 . N I L f\ \~. ((' E A ! . 1 **Airline and Flight Na. or Vessel of Arrival

TWA 7 n I L I 1'\ I 11----:----::----::--~--------,--::------'----- () !\ J.) v /\ Number, Street, City, Province (State) ond Country of Permanent Residence ,...-

f,, ,,.\.:.:: n\i~~<- ~~ ; .. IL[ l{ Month, Day and Year of Birth

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City, Province (State) and Country of Birth

Lt·.JE_~.:::, ct__- [A\;L_0ND Vi so Issued at (If no visa, inseft ticket number)

Loti.!JotJ . STAPLE Mo;:_

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Mr. Han-ey Ce:r:tule Viet ~4ifllllt ~ ·• K. N. amet'i.can Center !..56 Fifth~ .. York, lliaw !~nit 10010

~ is made to your letter cf Oetnher 24, t 97 3, elllneetrf.tllJ ttr. Georp Baru~~CU's cttJ into the United State$.

Mr .. .f:faniaon 1u.te btlaa &and iJfltdadstihle to this CCJW~try by an Jan.caa Cona.l.Lar officer of tiae: ~rtaat m State b.iK':acsae 4f A comttctton fc ~- c c:l11.INIW.a reG.Il. lkmeve:r • pul"SWWIit 1.:0 a ~ial pmft.a• o! ln. tile ~rttlei'lt of State reci':IIIIIMI~ t'11at Hr. il:riSOJi he ~ly adilittMI to the: Utdted State• 4Nptte IU.a iaadrd~ty .. l a pl~ to advise 3'W t1w.t apaa receipt of tau fl~C' ~titA'\ the Semce ~ tr. Ssmaon1a ~ admiiJftoo and nctif1ed t:u Dep&rtatel'lt of Stab\ ..

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Opet'4tions

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LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CAll REPORT

TELEPHONE NUMBER CHARGED

!NAME,

CERTIFICATION: I WAS NECESSARY IN THE INTEREST OF THE GOVERNMENT

SIGNATURE Of APPROVING OFFICER I REQUIRED ON COPY ONlY 1

JUSTIFICATION: WAS THIS CALL MADE AT THE REQUEST OF THE CENTRAL OFFICE OR REGIONAL OFFICE? 0 YES [J l'lC

IF "NO" IS CHECKED, ENTER JUSTIFICATION

*COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE SERVICE WAS USED BECAUSE:

SUBJECT MATTER:

that this information had been communicated to the Department of State; that this office does not have before it any recommendation by a consular officer or by the State Department for a section 212(d)(3)(.6.) waiver; that subject should therefore renew his request for a section 212(d){3)(&) authorization through the coruntlar officer) who could verify through the Visa Office the fact that the subject's departure on 6/29/73 was a timely one. Mr. Ariu agreed.

j/ I then telephoned Attorney Fried and furnished that information to him.

CC: (b)(6)

W/F George Harrison

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ORIGINAL 10 CASE FILE, SUBJECT FILE OR WORK FOLDER COP\' TO FINANCE

UNITED STAlES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service .

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LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALL REP~T ACTIVITY I FACILITY I AMOUNT (FILL IN ONLY WHEN COMMERCIAL CALL

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FTS. IS MADE TO OBTAIN CHARGES FOR REIMBURSEMENT,

10 •COMMERCIAL~

DATE , TIME

lC(l/73 t-------'-:'-1~ FROM iNAMEi (OFFICEi TELEPHONE NUMBER CHARGED

Robert B. Lindsey, J)eputy Assistant Commissioner, Ad i ud.:.cations COTRA

TO: (NAMEI I OFFICE:

Julio Arias, Deputy Director, Vis~ Office, atmartmfmt of State

I TELEPHONE NUMBER CALLED

I CERTIFICATION: I CERTIFY THAT THIS OFFICIAL TELEPHONE CALL WAS NECESSARY IN THE INTEREST OF THE GOVERNMENT

APPROVAL:

FILE NO

CO 212 .17-C

SIGNATURE OF EMPlOYEE MAKING THE CAll SIGNATURE Of APPROVING OFFICER (REQUIRED ON COPY ONlY 1

JUSTIFICATION: WAS THIS CALL MADE AT THE REQUEST OF THE CENTRAL OFFICE OR REGIONAL OFFICE? 0 YES 0 NO

IF "NO'' IS CHECKED, ENTER JUSTIFICATION.

*COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE SERVICE WAS USED BECAUSE:

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SUBJECT MATTER: George Harrison) member of former "ieatles"

Examination ofl ~elating to the subject reveals that it contains~ copy of a microfilm of ~1bjeet 1 s original Form I-94 showing his admission as a B~l on 3/8/73 until 5/7/7'J. The revene of the Fom I-94 contains a typed notation reading "Extension of stay denied. Required departure on or before June 1, 1973. WS - 1073• Beneath that notation ia a note too legible one which appears to read ''IDS to June 30 WS 1-24 pez D. T. Williams" (the second numerial of the identifying number of the immigration officez at LOS is smudged and osnnot be read). The Form 1·94 is also endorsed to show departure from NYC on June 29 via TWA to England.

Because the notation regarding the authorization to remain in the U.S. until 6/30 is not too legible, I called Acting District Director Williams, LOS, to ascertain whether he had any personal recollection of authorizing subject's stay until 6/30. Mr. Williams did not personally recall the case but, after checking: he stated he was satisfied that subject had appeared at LDS and had received the authorization to re­main until 6/30 as an extension of the previously given V/D date.

I called Deputy Director;Arias, Visa Office> referring to State Department's telegram #190417 of ~/25/73 to the Amlm, London, concerning the subject and his wife. That telegram advised the Embassy that section 212(d){3)(A) waivers were not considered 'tv-arranted, citing as one of the reasons, their failure to depart on 6/1. I informed Mr. Arias that if he agre~ I would call Attorney Fried and advise him that our records confirmed that subject had been given the right to remain here until 6/30 and

ORIGINAL TO CASE FILE, SUBJECT FILE OR WORK ~OLDER COPY TC ~INANC:.

· ::,~,., :. 40 (REV I . 1 '. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE lmm1grahon a no Naturaltzaflon Serv1t"'

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10 11 73 10

iobut B. Lindsey, Deputy A.ssistan6 Commissioner Adjudications, OOTa&

Jlller hied, Attorney, lew York City

George Battiaon, lllllf!lr:lber of former **lea t t lea"

co 212 .17-c

kttlrn call made by Mr. lried. Be st.ated be bad been contacted by aubjeet'a "corporate attorney". The latter atated that the Service had recently refuaed • 212(d)(3) waiver on behalf of subject on the ground that he had overstayed hia authorized stay in this country. However, the corporate attorney alleges that, although subject's stay originally expired on June 1, 1973, the subject bad per­tonally appeared at an unspecified INS office in California and that the officer handling extension of stay ttt that office had endorsed Harrison's Form I-94 to indicate t.h.itu his departure en or before June 30 would be aatisfactory. Subject allegedly departed on June 28 ..

ltr. Pried requeated that, in fairnesa to the subject, the Service abould recheck, its records and that, if the record shoved tb.at he had effected a timely departure and the alleged overstiy was the only hasia for refusal of the 212(d)(3) autbori~ sation, that the Service give further consideration thereto.

CC: Wtr George Harrison

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Gtaorge Harrison

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Ct'!; ~ptember 20, l97:l, Dorothy Gilchrist, Vist:: State ws sendin.g il telegram to the .meriean Embassy it: :.,ondon a.clvising tbr.1t they w:aulrl not: seek e. 212(\:1){3) order em subjectr.. T'ni.s was based upor, the manner in· Which Georg~ Harrison amv~ ir. the ~iterl States in Naret: and the rect that both h~ end his w.:::~ der.>al."'t.eri the :Jnited States Ju.ne 29, 1973, lS days bey~ the date they '~rc: eutllorizee tc fl:tny bc=e.

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Copy of cctTespantle.nce under acknowledgment is attacbeci for your attentif>l'"l, since it appesrs the subject, z. member of t.1l£ f5ormer n'Bea.tlesn group, has not effected hie V!Oltm.ta:ry departure from the United States within the time authorized. Relating file .. 1 ____ _. is also attached.

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REFERRAL

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REM.A.R.KS:

Desaiption:

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Prompt attiDII is essm.tirJl.

If more than. 72 hou.n' delay is eneountered, please telephone the undersigned immediately, Code 1450.

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The President

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MR. MASOJ\, COTRA CALLED

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"Although inadmissible to the United States because of your conviction

for possession of cannabis resin, your entry on Marc~8, 1973, for

two months to engage in legal and business consultations was

authorized. You now seek an additional period to June 1, 1973, to

continue these consultations.

'~our temporary admission, despite your inadmissibility was authorized

on the basis of assurances that a two-month stay would be adequate.

Your application for extension of stay is, therefore, denied. However,

your departure on or before June 1, 1973, will be considered satisfactory.''

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Although inadmissible to the United States because of your conviction for possession of cannabis resin, your entry on March 8, 1973 for two months to engage in legal and business consultations was authorized. You now seek an additional period to June 1, 1973 to continue these consultations.

Your temporary admission, despite your inadmissibility, was authorized on the basis of assurances that a two month stay would be adequate. Your application for extension of stay is, therefore, denied. However, your departure on or before June 1, 1973 will be considered satisfactory.

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May 8, 1973 - 2:15PM

Call received from Mr. Newmark, TC, LOS. Mr. Nemark advised me that George and Patricia Harrison (Beatles) had reauested . ' an extension of stay until June 1, 1973, to continue conferences, meetings and negotiations for future business dealings. (This was their reason for requesting the waiver for the initial entry.)

George entered as B-1, 3/8/73 to 5/7/73. as B-2

Patricia entered/at a later date to 5/7/73 and desires to extend to stav with husband.

The application was submitted by Attorney Ely D. Schoenfield, 300 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022. AC212 421-1144.

The Harrisons are presently residing in Beverly Hills, California.

Mr. Newmark would like someone from TC, CO to call Mr. Charles Withers or himself tomorrow advising if the extension can be granted. Mr. Withers, AC I lor Mr. Newmark, AC ~~------------~

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Gentlemen;

NYC 10/37.45 IA

This is in regard to l:t'. Ccc::"'r_:o Hm"rison a passenger lmo "'"aS . . . t d 1- . 'b d ./:\"'l ~ • ' ")"" ... ~.~ ... ch 7 1973 ~ - . po:rrnt. e ~<0 oar :JTJUX' ..o..w.;::>T:. l ~ tv.!. en ..:·;.ar , , a~.~ .LOndon,

Engla..J.d no·t1d.th'-:tanding it ut .. :J kno1'm he ~::uJ not in posnession of an un~~ired visa. Thit~ delibc:~"ate <::J.1d u.'11a1-r!ul action by your rapreoentativen in London provolms -n0 to register rrr:r displonsure. l!ore importantly, ! wil deeply c::mcGl"':llod that tho gravity of the permissivanosa exr..ibited in this cru:Jo is not fully comprehended by' "fO'Ilr duly appointed rapresen·tativos.

Hr. Harrison arrived at J .F. ::c:n..."1odJ Airport on yr.ro:r PK 70l on 11.:.'1.rcll 8, 1973, .site:: havinG b~.:e:n tc·.-c:por'i:u"'ilY diverted to Hontreal account of foul 'Hs.n.thcr. He 1;·r.1:; cubacquently grm:tted a lmiver of nonimmir;ra.nt visa requirement pm'G\.u::."1t to authority contained in the Imr;rl.vation nnd llutionnlity· Act. Yon.r lin.bility to a $1000 fine in this case under Section 273 of tbo Act was thus removed. It docs not, hcr:·:c..rver, :L"l ar.y 'li;ay oxm.llpr~te yor..r agont r a action i.."1 London for pa..-rr.itt,ir.g 1::-.r. H1:.Z"l"ison to bon.rd the tllght kl1ouing he 'WaS not in possession o! an U.."'lmr:pirod visri.

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As:sistaat Counissioner (b)(6) Ad jud icatic.ms (b)(6)

George Harrison, I land wife . Patricia A • Harrison, I Inadmissible under Secb.on 2f2(a) (23). ..._ ___ __.

Mr. George B. Owen~ Director, Visa Office, telephoned today as follows concerning subjects:

the Amel'ican consul, LoociOD, &ad the Visa Office recommend 212(d)(3) authorisation for subjects. ~Y desire to come tc the United States for oue .ek to enp.p in business dis ... euesions in lew York City with their busiaeu ageat) Allen E'.lein, and senior officials of UJilCD'. !he cltscus:stous will be conce-rned with the cbamleliq of flmci8 te the Bangladesh refupes . these fmvla wre raised by the sale of recordings •

!be subjects expect to arrive in lew York City by January 18, 1972. !hereafteT, they plan to go to IDdia about January 24 to meet Prime Minister Chaudi. They will then proceed to naeca to meet with 11. S. representatives with regard to the disposition of the refugee relief fund.

The State Department recommeuds that the 212(d) (3) authori· zatioa permit subjects to enter the Uaited. States temporarily during tb.e month of January foT a period of 30 days. The favorable rtCOIHDiea.dation iS macie beeause of the humanitarian purpose of the visit which will dol with the chatmeling of funds for relief of tb~ :laagladesh refugees.

I advised Mr. Owen that the 212(d) (3) temporary admission is authorized as recommended • Mr. Owen will send the Service the usual le-tter.

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FILE CO 212 .24-C 11-22· 71

Assistant Commissioner Adjudications

George BAD.Isotl J._l ____ _. (b)(6)

In reapoau to inquiry by M:r. William Cook, Assistaat to the Assistant District bireetor , Travel Ccmtrol • lew York City, I advised sub jeet may be granted permil&ion to tape interviews on Bovember 23, 1971 for the David Froat and Dick Cavett shows.

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Stmtem0er 3:•, E71 Hr. Noiind~ T.C. Washington d·!str·ict office, adv·ised that i)r. Bratml!a·ite. .. Visa Office$ had ~quested and t!1E Hasnin9tor: district office !lac orally qranted a 212(ct}(3)(,t,) 1:1ai ver on suL nr:1 Sentember ·1971 .

. f'ml ind stateci that this matter v1as not brought to the at­tention of tn€. Central Office ~lr·ior tc the i %uance of be order because n~· v1as not on duty and the cast: ?Jas handled new Der-sonnel. t'1r. i·~c~lind stated ¥lou1d take steps to insure that future requr::sts for 212{d)(3)(1\) orders on Harriscm, Lennon ar1d ot!wr !'lersons ift!io may receive: nub l i c att~r.t ion are ores en ted tc toe Central Office befort:: ~Jflsi1ington district office takes action. t;a.sed on fir. Brathwaite's reconmendation the order ou­tilorized the suiiject onE' entr.v em September 3G ·!~:71 for ::;ix months.

your direction, ! contacted :·'\r. Bratnwaite to r~riuce ~the w~riod of suh.iect 1s stav if he rtad not vet been issued a visa, He advi that London 'f.eauested the 212(d}{3){!i.) order on. Si!.r-:tcmb~r • 1971 , i ndi cati ng the subject j';; shed to enter

Yor;. on Septent;er 30.1971 for six months to edit t'. film anc ta~ies for "[~angie; :)esh" ~ t'l'hich covers the Pakistan rP 1 i ef concert he 1 d is st.mmer at !ladi son Square Gardens >:r. Harrison is ~;rovid . is 5f::rvi ces free of charm~

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te on September • 1971 State :·ti r:::d jf:~ct one entry for six months. London

E71., advi that '1r. Harr·ison vi~;e and t:at Df: ~·i11 arriv£ ir

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t'~,~ITED STATES GU\'ERN'MEI\T (b)(6)

TO FILE DAif'!4 AUG 3 l 1971

FROM Masil J. Mason Immigration Examiner

SUBJECT: George Harrison

Mr. Spivak, Assistant District Director, Travel Control, New York City advised Mr. Bernsen on August 31, 1971 that the subject had applied for an extension of stay until September 11, 1971 in order to supervise the making of records at the Apple Recording Company from the recording made of the East Pakistan relief show.

Mr. Bernsen authorized New York to grant the extension and also to adjudicate an H petition filed by the Apple Recording Company in behalf of the subject.

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(b)(6) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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IN RE:

APPLICATION: Temporary admission to the United States pursuant to section 212(d} (3)J. ), Immigration and Nationality Act

The applicant( s) has (have) been found by a It[] consular officer

visa under the following paragraph! s) of the Act: Sect ion( s)

0 immigration officer to be ineligible to receive a nonimmigrant a) (2:)}

Nationality: Date and Country of Birth:

Occupation: Employer:

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Country of Residence :

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Purpose in· seeking entry into Onited States and destination:

Plans regarding travel to Onited States and period of temporary stay:

(4111 .tar 'tily air at W. 1fll'k City prior te ~ 8,.1970 ad tdll ~ cme liiOI&h.

Basis for favorable action:

ORDER: It is ordered that the application be granted for the above indicated purpose, subjPct to revocntwn at any time, valid as sr't forth below.

ENTRY: (rg ent;:r,-

PERIOD OF TEMPORARY STAY. , \ ene ~. l\e6olnmended by: Richard H. Gullap:e, IE ~:~a/': .:1\~v~ .

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Asaiatant Commissioner Adju4ieations

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Mrs. Attmaa of CrmglUIMll .liapa'e office iaquiried ac levellher 12, 1970 coaceni83 the status of a sectioa 212(d}(3) (A) order beina inued hy tbe DB Miami on the subject.

She etated that t.Ge subject bad recently departee the United States for Uuptml, J .. tca alld 'I1M4ed authorization to return aad that she wa uuble to pt auy information from Miami.

Hr. ~. t.c. SilO, waa aakad to check on the uttar. He eetemiaed ~ baRd a a telepiaaltic r81.p188t from ltr. William Moody, Couaul 1n liQ~~Jtoa~ Jaaaica, a seetioa 212(d)(3)(4) order was iuue4 ~r 9t 1970. This ctrder authorized the subject oae entry 'Dy air at RYe for one month for business. HI'. F:reeman alao stated that Kiei seat a wire on U/9/70 in reapcmee to et.mp:---.a li..P•' s wire advisiag of the above. Mrs. Altman was fund.sbed the above information on November 12} 1970.

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The file relating to the subject is forwarded as requested by your telegram of October 29, 1970.

The subject, as a member of the Beatles musical group, is of such prominence that his presence and activities in the United States receive public attention and may result in unfavorable publicity. Consequently, even though this office had previously authorized the admission of the subject and his wife under section 212(d)(3) (A), the London Embassy's latest recommendation should have been referred to the seat of government.

Whenever similar cases are received in the future, please bring them to my attention in accordance with the instructions contained on page 6-32 of the Immigrant Inspector's Handbook before the is· suance of a section 212(d)(3)(A) authorization.

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Afemora1zdum File

Assistant Commissioner, Adjudications

H-1 visa petition by Sullivan Productions for the "Beatles".

Mr. Bill deGrace, of the Visa Office, Department of State, advised that according to a cable from the American Embassy, London, the beneficiaries desire to come to the United States on February 23, 1970. The beneficiaries wish to be accompanied by their wives.

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