</s>BOX NO. 1 FoDcer NO. 19 Photography of immigration records for Adel Sirhan AFK Assassination 2017.01/08 Crother) 18/14 - 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The text contains immigration records and visa application details for Adel Sirhan, a Jordanian national born on October 10, 1938, in Jerusalem. It includes his passport issuance (Jordanian Passport # issued on July 2, 1956), nonquota visa under PL 203-4(a)(14) granted on September 24, 1956, and admission to the U.S. on January 12, 1957. His address in California (Pasadena, 696 East Howard Street) and employment as a picture framer are noted. A Social Security number is referenced but redacted. The document also includes medical examination records for visa applicants, including questions about mental health, infectious diseases, and drug use. It references the Refugee Relief Act of 1953 and Immigration and Nationality Act provisions. Later sections mention Adel Sirhan’s application for a special nonquota immigrant visa, his family details (father Bishara Sarhan, mother Mary Sarhan), and claims of being a Palestine refugee. The text includes administrative forms, certifications, and references to U.S. Embassy in Amman, with some Arabic script interspersed.  

Key People  
- Adel Sirhan: Jordanian national, born October 10, 1938, Jerusalem; applied for U.S. visa.  
- Bishara Sarhan: Father of Adel Sirhan.  
- Mary Sarhan: Mother of Adel Sirhan.  
- Cabel Brabham Salameh: Name appearing in a medical examination form (possibly unrelated to Sirhan).  

Key Locations  
- Jerusalem, Palestine (birthplace of Adel Sirhan).  
- Jordan (passport and visa issuance).  
- Pasadena, California (U.S. address).  
- New York (port of entry mentioned in visa documentation).  
- Amman, Jordan (U.S. Embassy location referenced).  

Key Events  
- Adel Sirhan’s nonquota visa issued under PL 203-4(a)(14) on September 24, 1956.  
- Immigration application process including medical examination for visa eligibility.  
- Claims of being a Palestine refugee under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953.  
- Visa validity period extending to July 1, 1961, and later references to 1967.  
- Mention of U.S. Embassy in Amman’s role in visa processing.  

Key Organizations  
- United States Embassy, Amman (involved in visa issuance).  
- Immigration and Nationality Act (referenced for visa regulations).  
- Refugee Relief Act of 1953 (basis for Sirhan’s visa claim).  
- U.S. Consular offices (medical examination and visa certification processes).

RFK Declassified Files

fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_001_folder_019.pdf

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