The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-09


veraI American citizens desire to
bring into the United States an a.
lien or aliens whose name or names
they know.
3. Form DSR-3 is to be used
one American citizen desires to
bring into the United States an a
lien or aliens who are described on
ly by the skill or training required
Int are to be nominated by an agent
of the sponsor
4. Form DSR-4 is to be used if
several American citizens desire to
bring into the United States an a
| lien or aliens who are described on
ly by the skill or training required
but are to be nominated by an "a
gent of the sponsors
Form DSR-5 is to be used by an
American citizen and spouse who
desire to bring into the United
States an orphan child under ten
years of age already adopted abroad
or to be adopted in the United
States
6. Form DSR-6 is to be used by
an American citizen and spouse who
desire to bring into the United
States an orphan child under ten
years of age to be adopted in the
United States, if the name of the
: child is not known to the prOspec-
} tive adaptive parents who designate
/ a recognized social welfare agency
e to select a child for adoption
v instructions for preparation and
execution of each Of the six official
e forms are printed on the forms.
: When properly completed. the as
r surance forms together with other
Y required supporting documents, are
ri to be forwarded to the Director OF
: the Visa Office, Department OF
: State Washington IS. D G.
y The visa office of the State De-
d partment according to information
If given the Washington JACL office,
the Refugee Relief Act, and will in
le dex and process the assurances.
r When completed, the visa office will
j. transmit those which are approved
&c by the administrator to the appro-
st pirate American consular officer a
es broad The American consular Of
y ficer will then be in a position to
IN accept the applicaJi ion of the alien
m for the issuance of an immigrant
es visa under the Refugee Relief Act.
of The Refugee Relief Act of 1853
q was approved by the President on
S. Aug. ! 1853 1t became effective
IL Immediately on its approval the
12O-day provided for the admins
be trative agencies of the government
a. to put the act into effect having
he been eliminated from the bill by
yer Congress in the process of its enact
e- ment. Instead of a twO-year perioc
of operations with 100 days TO ge
if started, the act provides for a ma
to ximum operational period of three
a. years. four months and "a days
les ending on Dec. 81 1856
The rate at which immigrant Vi
Sc sas are being issued under the I'm
migration and Nationality Act indi
NJ Gates that approximately $50 900 Vi
sas would normally be issued to re
gular immigrants during the opera
tional period of the Refugee Relic
Act When the 100000 visas mon
QUOTA authorized under the Refu
gee Relief Act are added. the tota
becomes an estimated $4,000. c
approximately 40 per cent NOR
than the number of visas current
ly being issued.
~ Congress has authorized the eS
penditure through March 1854,
1 So 100000 by the six agencies OF til
i government involved in the opera
n ton of the Refugee Relief Act. Tn
10 money has been used by the agenc
es concerned to plan or initiate tt
Refugee Relief programs and to b'
gin the issuance of visas under
These agencies are the Department
by of State. Treasury. Justice, Arm
Labor and the newly-created Del
artment of Health Education ar
Welfare.
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