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    Memorandum: FOR: Atty Jose Carlitos Z. Licas

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    The memorandum summarizes an inquiry by a U.S. national, Harley Max Davenport, about extending his stay in the Philippines beyond the 21 days permitted by his tourist visa. Upon verifying his passport, it was discovered that Davenport had written "VFA" below the arrival stamp, claiming it exempted him from normal visa rules under a Visiting Forces Agreement. However, Davenport's explanation and supporting documents from his employer are attached for review to determine the validity of his status and next steps. The alien control officer is asked to take appropriate action on the case.

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    The memorandum summarizes an inquiry by a U.S. national, Harley Max Davenport, about extending his stay in the Philippines beyond the 21 days permitted by his tourist visa. Upon verifying his passport, it was discovered that Davenport had written "VFA" below the arrival stamp, claiming it exempted him from normal visa rules under a Visiting Forces Agreement. However, Davenport's explanation and supporting documents from his employer are attached for review to determine the validity of his status and next steps. The alien control officer is asked to take appropriate action on the case.

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    The memorandum summarizes an inquiry by a U.S. national, Harley Max Davenport, about extending his stay in the Philippines beyond the 21 days permitted by his tourist visa. Upon verifying his passport, it was discovered that Davenport had written "VFA" below the arrival stamp, claiming it exempted him from normal visa rules under a Visiting Forces Agreement. However, Davenport's explanation and supporting documents from his employer are attached for review to determine the validity of his status and next steps. The alien control officer is asked to take appropriate action on the case.

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    Memorandum: FOR: Atty Jose Carlitos Z. Licas

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    The memorandum summarizes an inquiry by a U.S. national, Harley Max Davenport, about extending his stay in the Philippines beyond the 21 days permitted by his tourist visa. Upon verifying his passport, it was discovered that Davenport had written "VFA" below the arrival stamp, claiming it exempted him from normal visa rules under a Visiting Forces Agreement. However, Davenport's explanation and supporting documents from his employer are attached for review to determine the validity of his status and next steps. The alien control officer is asked to take appropriate action on the case.

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    MEMORANDUM

    FOR

    ATTY JOSE CARLITOS Z. LICAS Acting Chief, Intelligence Division CARLITO A. HERNANDEZ Alien Control Officer MR. HARLEY MAX DAVENPORT ( U.S. NATIONAL) 12 SEPTEMBER 2013

    FROM

    SUBJECT DATE

    : :

    This is with reference to the abovementioned subject who came to the BI Olongapo Field Office inquiring about extension of his stay in the country. Upon verification of his passport, it was found out that he arrived on December 8, 2010 and was admitted for twenty-one (21) days only. However, it was noted that written on the lower portion of the arrival stamp were letters VFA in which the ink used was different from the ink used by the Immigration Inspector. When questioned about the word VFA, he answered that he was a civilian employee of Evergreen International Airlines, Inc. a subcontractor and a member of the personnel under the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA). Mr. Davenport also presented all his companys identification cards and a letter issued by the Joint United States Military Assistance Group (JUSMAG) Philippines. Likewise he admitted that he was the one who wrote the word VFA on the lower portion of the arrival stamp in his passport. The undersigned immediately informed the subject of his need to report to the Main Office in Manila to clarify his status. Attached please find the following documents for your perusal: - Subject US passport number 450896290 - Three (3) Identification Cards - Letter from JUSMAG - Tourist Visa Extension Form (BI Form RADJR-2012-04) - Subjects Explanation Letter

    For your disposition and appropriate action. Thank you

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