Mr. Coleman. Did you know that the Visa Office had made a request of INS to get it to, (1) determine whether Mrs. Oswald was eligible to come into the country, and, (2) whether it would waive the section 243(g) provision? I just asked you, Miss James, what you knew. When was the first time you knew that——
Miss James. When Mr. Crump told me that INS had approved the petition of the husband but had not approved the request for waiver of section No. 243(g).
Mr. Coleman. Prior to that time, you had nothing to do with the visa request or the section 243(g) waiver?
Miss James. No; I don't recall having anything to do with it.
Mr. Coleman. Do you recall——
Miss James. As I recall, it was a surprise to me that it was refused.
Mr. Coleman. But you had nothing to do with the first petition?
Miss James. No.
Mr. Coleman. You weren't the one that sent the petition from the Department of State to INS?
Miss James. No; that is routine visa work.