<h1>Title VI - Miscellaneous Provisions</h1>
<p>Subtitle B - Miscellaneous Amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act</p>
<p>Section 625. Foreign Students.</p>
<p>An alien may not obtain F-1 nonimmigrant student status to attend a public    elementary school or a public adult education program. Entry to attend a public    secondary school (high school) is also prohibited unless the aggregate period    of F-1 status does not exceed a year and the alien reimburses the school for    the costs of providing education. Transfer to such schools after obtainment    of F-1 visa, is deemed to have violated F-1 status. This section applies to    individuals who obtain F-1 student status after the end of the 60-day period    beginning on the date of enactment (around December 1, 1996), and includes aliens    whose status is extended after that period.</p>
<p>Subtitle C - Provisions Relating to Visa Processing and Consular Efficiency</p>
<p>Section 632. Elimination of Consulate Shopping for Visa Overstays.</p>
<p>A nonimmigrant visa is void as soon as the nonimmigrant alien overstays his    or her period of authorized stay. Applies to visas issued before, on or after    September 30, 1996. Also after September 30, 1996, an alien must return to home    country to apply for a new visa if the alien overstays his or her period of    authorized stay to be readmitted in the U.S. as a nonimmigrant.</p>
<p>Section 633. Authority to Determine Visa Processing Procedures.</p>
<p>The State Department (i.e. US consular officers at US Embassies abroad) unlimited    authority to determine the procedures for the processing of immigrant visa applications,    or the locations where the applications will be processed.</p>