Regulations Prescribed for the Use of the Consular Service of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1896 - 871 halaman |
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United States. Department of State. Page . 119. Register of official letters sent ... 771 120. Quarterly return of the arrival and departure of American vessels ... 772 121. Semi - annual passport return to the Department of State ...
United States. Department of State. Page . 119. Register of official letters sent ... 771 120. Quarterly return of the arrival and departure of American vessels ... 772 121. Semi - annual passport return to the Department of State ...
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... sent to the princi- pal officer , to be by him communicated to the Department of State . 61. Location of office and residence . - Consular officers who are prohibited from engaging in business will be expected to establish their offices ...
... sent to the princi- pal officer , to be by him communicated to the Department of State . 61. Location of office and residence . - Consular officers who are prohibited from engaging in business will be expected to establish their offices ...
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... sent back to his own country . In the absence of a diplomatic representa- tive , a consul doubtless has the right of access to the authori- ties of the state in all matters appertaining to his office . 74. Merchant consuls . The ...
... sent back to his own country . In the absence of a diplomatic representa- tive , a consul doubtless has the right of access to the authori- ties of the state in all matters appertaining to his office . 74. Merchant consuls . The ...
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... sent directly to the Department of State , should be addressed to the Assistant Secretary of State , in accordance with paragraph 129. Both delay and inconven- ience are caused by addressing them to the superior officer in the country ...
... sent directly to the Department of State , should be addressed to the Assistant Secretary of State , in accordance with paragraph 129. Both delay and inconven- ience are caused by addressing them to the superior officer in the country ...
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... written on one side of the sheet only , in order to facilitate their printing . They need not be sent in duplicate . 117. Numbering dispatches . - Dispatches must be num- bered CONSULAR REGULATIONS . 43 Page Page Page Page Page Page.
... written on one side of the sheet only , in order to facilitate their printing . They need not be sent in duplicate . 117. Numbering dispatches . - Dispatches must be num- bered CONSULAR REGULATIONS . 43 Page Page Page Page Page Page.
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