Details of Article 22 1g of the US Immigration and Nationality Act

Section 22 1(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides that:

(g) If (1) the consular officer thinks that the foreigner is not qualified to obtain a visa or other documents according to section 2 12 or any other laws, he shall not issue a visa or other documents to the foreigner, (2) the application does not conform to the provisions of this Law or regulations promulgated under this Law, or (3) the consular officer knows or has reason to believe that, According to section 2 1 2 or any other legal provisions, the foreigner is not eligible to obtain a visa or other documents: provided that if the foreigner is entitled to obtain a visa or other documents, a visa or other documents can be issued to foreigners within the scope of section 2 12(a)(4). Upon receipt of the notice from the Attorney-General to provide a deposit or guarantee compensation, the consular officer is like the case of foreigners who are allowed to enter the country according to section 2 13: it is further stipulated that a visa can be issued to foreigners mentioned in section101(a) (15) (b) or (f), if it Inform him to provide a deposit, the amount and conditions of which shall be stipulated by the consular officer, to ensure that the foreigner will leave the United States when the time limit for the Attorney General to approve the entry of the foreigner in accordance with section 2 14(a) expires, or when the foreigner fails to maintain his identity at the time of entry, or fails to maintain any identity subsequently acquired in accordance with section 248 of the Act.

Immigration and nationality law. 22 1 (g) stipulates:

(g) issuing visas or other documents to foreigners, if (1) seems to be handed over to consular officials, or if statements or documents related to it are submitted in the application procedure, according to the provisions of Article 2 12 or any other laws, these foreigners are not eligible for visas or other documents, and (2) they are not in conformity with the provisions of this Law or the provisions promulgated in accordance with this Law. Or (3) the consular officer knows or has reason to believe that such foreigners will be granted visas or other documents in accordance with Article 2 12 or any other legal provisions: as long as visas or other documents can be issued to foreigners within the scope of their functions and powers as stipulated in Article 2 12 (1) (4), if such foreigners are not, they have the right to obtain visas or other documents from the Ministry of Justice. If a consular officer accepts a foreigner's case according to Article 2 13, this visa can be issued to the foreigner (1) (1kloc-0/) (b) or (female) specified in Article 15. If such a foreigner, otherwise, he has the right to obtain a visa after the consular officer receives the notice. Consular officials should specify the conditions and contents of the deposit, so as to ensure that when the time limit for such foreigners to be recognized by the Attorney General expires, as stipulated in Article 2 14 (a), or when they are in an unsustainable state, they will recognize or maintain any subsequent state obtained according to Article 248 of the Law, such as the foreigner will leave the United States.