(a) Additional charges. [Removed 6/24/97; TM 1]

(a-1) Adjudication of visa petitions filed with section 245 application after an order to show cause has been served. [Removed 6/24/97; TM 1]

(b) Applications for discretionary relief. [Removed 6/24/97; TM 1]

(c) Information not a part of the official record. [Removed 6/24/97; TM 1]

(d) Prior Government-witness statements. After a Government witness has testified, any prior written statement made by him to a Government agent which he signed or otherwise adopted or approved; or a stenographic, mechanical, electrical, or other recording, or a transcription thereof, which is a substantially verbatim recital of an oral statement made to a Government agent, and is relevant to the witness' testimony, shall, if demanded by the respondent, be submitted for the special inquiry officer's determina tion (or the designated examiner's determination, if demand is made in naturalization proceedings) as to whether it shall be furnished to him.

The Security and Emergency Planning Staff, Justice Management Division, U.S. Department of Justice, is charged with the responsibility of reviewing and excising all Government documents used in court or administrative proceedings involving security matters. Requests for approval for the production of such statements shall be submitted to the Assistant Commissioner, Investigations, who will determine the action to be taken. (TM 7/89)

When the statement contains other matter which does not relate to the subject matter of the testimony of the witness, such nonrelevant portions shall be excised, and both the excised and unexcised statements submitted to the special inquiry officer (or to the designated examiner if demand is made in naturalization proceedings) for determination as to the propriety of the deletions.

If an appeal is taken, the entire statement shall be submitted in a sealed and separate envelope for attachment to the record file for review.