EFTA00005707.pdf
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Precedence: ROUTINE
Date: 03/14/2011
To:
Miami
Attn: Squad PB-2/Palm Beach County RA
SA
SSA
To:
Canberra
Attn: LEGAT
ALATI
From: Criminal Investigative
Crimes Against Children Unit
Contact: SSA
Approved By:
Drafted By:
Case ID #: 31E-MM-108062 (Pending)
Title: JEFFREY EPSTEIN;
GHISLAINE MAXWELL;
WSTA - CHILD PROSTITUTION
Synopsis: To advise Miami Division of CACU concurrence of the travel
request of two Miami Agents to travel to Sydney, Australia from
03/14/2011 to 03/21/2011 to interview United States Citizen,
Details: CACU concurs with Miami Divisions request for two Miami
Agents to travel to Sydney, Australia from 03/14/2011 to 03/21/2011 to
interview United States Citizen,
In addition, per email dated 03/14/2011, Criminal
Investigative Division, Deputy Assistant Director,
concurs with Miami Division's International travel request.
CACU advises Miami Division to conduct all appropriate
Country Clearance requirements regarding official travel to Foreign
Countries as set forth by the Office of International Operations (0I0)
regarding International Travel requirements for FBI employees.
The following procedures are required to be completed
by travelers prior to official FBI travel overseas:
STEPS 1 AND 2 SHOULD BE DONE SIMULTANEOUSLY AND EARLY
COORDINATION WITH THE RESPECTIVE LEGAT IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED.
EFTA00005707
1. An EC to the responsible Legat office indicating intended travel to
its Area of Responsibility(AOR) with personnel information, the
purpose of the proposed travel, and as much detail as possible. One EC
is sufficient for multiple individuals traveling to the same AOR for
the same purpose. In addition to the Legat office, leads should also
be set to the region-specific operational unit in the Office of
International Operations (0I0) for informational purposes (see
Intranet FBI webpages for Legat AORs and OIO operational units),
the Security Division to request passage of the travelers'
clearances to the…
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