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USCIB DIRECTIVE rroMBER (CIIID # ) 

(Approved by USCIB on ) 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR REGULATING PRIVATE FOREIG1l TRAVEL 

BY PERSONS HAVIlrG KNOY.LEDGE OF CRITICAL COMINT 

I. PURPOSE 

1. The purpose of this Directive is to minimize the likelihood 

of persons having a knowledge or Critical CClITNT being hazarded through 

private travel to detention and coercion for the purpose of gaining information by countries whose interests are inimical to those of the United States. 

II. DEFDUTIOUS 

1. Critical COl:fINT - For the purposes or this Directive, Critical 

COMINT will be considered to be only that which is included in Category 

III or more sensitive Categories, if any. 

2. Group C Individuals - Individuals, other than those specified 

in Group D below, who have a general lmowledge of current value about 

Critical CCl.aNT. 

3. Group D Individuals - Individuals with precise knowledge of 

CO.MINT processing techniques, competence, or potential regarding 

Critical CO.MINT. 

III. SCOPE 

1. This Directive is limited to cases involving control of private 

travel in foreign countries by persons having a current knowledge of 

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IV. PROCEDURES 

1. The names of all Group C or Group D civilian personnel debriefed 

by reason of separation from employment or security prejudice by a member 

department or agency and the names of all Group C or Group D military 

personnel debriefed by reason of separation from active service will be 

furnished by the debriefing activity to the Executive Secretary, USCIB 

on a \.Jhen occurring basis together with a statement as to uhether the 

individual is considered to fall uithin Group C or Group D as specified 

under DEFINITIOUS above. 

2. The Executive Secretary 'Will compile current lists of such 

names and furnish same to the Department of State in accordance with 

procedures prescribed by the latter. 

3. The Department of State will take such internal administrative 

steps as are necessary to insure that the Executive Secretary, USCIB is 

informed promptly of any application for a Passport made by individuals 

whose names are submitted on the above-mentioned lists. 

4. Upon receipt of notification of Passport Application the 

Executive Secretary will consult the member whose activity conducted 

the debriefing and advise State whether and, if so, to what extent 

travel restrictions are desirable. No Passport should be issued until 

receipt of suitable notification by the Executive Secretary. If for any 

reason th.e Department of State is un·willing or unable to impose the 

restrictions desired or to withhold a Passport pending action by the 

Executive Secretary, the latter will be notified of this fact in v.ritinb 

together with the reasons therefor. 

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5. The Executive Secretary will automatically delete the names 

• of Group G individuals from his lists and the lists supplied to the 

Department of State after a lapse or one yea:r from the debriefing date 

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unless a longer period of time has been specified by the Member in his 

debriefing notice to the Executive Secretary. 

6. In addition to the above each member department and agency of 

USCIB will take such internal administrative steps as a.re necessary and 

.feasible to insure that no person under its cognizance who has a current 

knowledge or Critical COMINT is permitted to engage in private travel in· 

countries where they might reasonably be expected to be subjected to 

detention and coercion for the purpose of gaining information. 

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