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Question #1

A discretionary benefit accorded to certain persons in the United States who demonstrate that they are unable or unwilling to return to their country on account of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.

A Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

B Asylum

C Cancellation of Removal for NON-Lawful Permanent Residents

D Voluntary Departure

Question #2

A discretionary remedy for a lawful permanent resident who has been a permanent resident for at least five years and has resided continuously in the United States for at least seven years after having been admitted in any status, who has not been convicted of an aggravated felony.

A Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

B Cancellation of Removal for NON-Lawful Permanent Residents

C Nonimmigrant Visa

D Employment Authorization Document –EAD–

Question #3

A discretionary remedy for persons who are not permanent residents and who have been physically present in the United States for a continuous period of not less than 10 years immediately preceding the date of their application or the date of a notice to appear, if the person has been of good moral character during such period, has not been convicted of certain offenses, and establishes that removal would result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to their U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent, or child.

A Voluntary Departure

B Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

C Employment Authorization Document –EAD–

D Cancellation of Removal for NON-Lawful Permanent Residents

Question #4

A document evidencing the right of certain aliens to accept employment while in the United States.

A Cancellation of Removal for NON-Lawful Permanent Residents

B Employment Authorization Document –EAD–

C Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

D Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

Question #5

A document signifying that a consular officer believes that the alien to whom the visa was issued is eligible to apply for admission in a particular nonimmigrant category. However, a visa does not guarantee admission.

A Voluntary Departure

B Nonimmigrant Visa

C Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents

D Cancellation of Removal for NON-Lawful Permanent Residents

Question #6

A lawful permanent resident of the United States.

A Deferred Enforced Departure

B Immigrant

C Extended Voluntary Departure

D Crime Involving Moral Turpitude –CIMT or CMT–

Question #7

A particularly depraved offense that rises to the level of serving as a ground of inadmissibility.

A Crime Involving Moral Turpitude –CIMT or CMT–

B Deferred Enforced Departure

C Extended Voluntary Departure

D Exchange Visitor

Question #8

A person accorded the benefit of being able to reside in the United States on a permanent basis.

A Refugee

B Pre-inspection

C Lawful Permanent Resident –LPR–

D Nonimmigrant

Question #9

A person outside the United States who is unable or unwilling to return to his or her country because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.

A Nonimmigrant

B Pre-inspection

C Refugee

D Lawful Permanent Resident –LPR–

Question #10

A person who can establish that he or she has a residence abroad that he or she has no intention of abandoning, who is coming to the United States for a temporary period, and who fits into a specifically defined category under INA §101 a 15.

A Nonimmigrant

B Pre-inspection

C Lawful Permanent Resident –LPR–

D Voluntary Departure

Question #11

A procedure –immigration benefit– that allows an otherwise removable person to leave the United States of their own accord. The failure to comply with benefit may have severe immigration consequences.

A Voluntary Departure

B Nonimmigrant

C Lawful Permanent Resident –LPR–

D Pre-inspection

Question #12

A procedure, established by IIRAIRA, authorizing ICE to quickly remove certain inadmissible aliens from the United States.

A US-VISIT –US Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology Program–

B Visa Waiver Program –VWP–

C Legalization

D Expedited Removal

Question #13

A program designed by DHS to collect and share information on foreign nationals traveling to the United States. This system allows the U.S. government to record the entry and exit of non-U.S. citizens and verify the identity of travelers coming in and out of the United States.

A US-VISIT –US Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology Program–

B Visa Waiver Program –VWP–

C Expedited Removal

D Legalization

Question #14

A program under which nationals of countries with which the United States has an agreement can enter the United States for up to 90 days as visitors for business or pleasure without first obtaining a visa from a U.S. consulate. No extension or change of status is permitted.

A US-VISIT –US Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology Program–

B Visa Waiver Program –VWP–

C Expedited Removal

D Legalization

Question #15

A remedy available to persons who establish that their lives or freedom would be threatened if deported to their home country on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.

A Legalization

B US-VISIT –US Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology Program–

C Withholding of Removal

D Expedited Removal

Question #16

A special form of deferred action created by the Obama Administration in 2012 to allow certain persons who had come to the United States as children to apply for and receive deferred action consideration.

A Temporary Protected Status –TPS–

B Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals –DACA–

C PERM –Program Electronic Review Management–

D Grounds of Deportability

Question #17

A status allowing residence and employment authorization to nationals of foreign states for a period of not less than six months or no more than 18 months, when such states have been appropriately designated by the government because of extraordinary and temporary political or physical conditions in such state(S–.

A Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals –DACA–

B Temporary Protected Status –TPS–

C Grounds of Deportability

D PERM –Program Electronic Review Management–

Question #18

Acts that when proven by the government, make a person subject to deportation.

A Grounds of Deportability

B PERM –Program Electronic Review Management–

C Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals –DACA–

D Temporary Protected Status –TPS–

Question #19

An alternative method of labor certification under the system in place before March 28, 2005.

A Reduction in Recruitment –RIR–

B Labor Condition Application

C SEVIS –Student and Exchange Visitor Information System–

D Green Card

Question #20

An attestation by an employer seeking to hire an H1B nonimmigrant to four conditions of employment.

A Green Card

B Labor Condition Application

C Reduction in Recruitment –RIR–

D SEVIS –Student and Exchange Visitor Information System–

Question #21

An expression that refers to the document carried by a lawful permanent resident, which provides proof of his or her status. The document is officially referred to as an “I-551” –Alien Registration Receipt Card or Permanent Resident Card.

A Reduction in Recruitment –RIR–

B SEVIS –Student and Exchange Visitor Information System–

C Labor Condition Application

D Green Card

Question #22

An identity card issued to an alien who is a resident in Mexico or Canada, by a consular officer or an immigration officer for the purpose of crossing the border from Canada or Mexico.

A Green Card

B Border Crossing Card –BCC–

C SEVIS –Student and Exchange Visitor Information System–

D Reduction in Recruitment –RIR–

Question #23

An Internet-based software application used to track and monitor nonimmigrant students and exchange visitors and their dependents.

A Green Card

B SEVIS –Student and Exchange Visitor Information System–

C Reduction in Recruitment –RIR–

D Labor Condition Application

Question #24

An official endorsement, obtained from an overseas U.S. consul, certifying that the bearer has been examined and is permitted to seek admission to the United States at a designated port of entry.

A Visa

B Alien

C Inadmissibility

D Relief from Removal

Question #25

Any number of immigration benefits that allow a person otherwise subject to removal to avoid formal removal from the United States.

A Relief from Removal

B Inadmissibility

C Alien

D Visa

Question #26

Any one of a number of crimes specifically defined in INA §101 a 43, that may make a person deportable.

A Inadmissibility

B Visa

C Relief from Removal

D Aggravated Felony

Question #27

Any one of numerous grounds listed in INA §212a, that make a person ineligible for lawful admission into the United States.

A Inadmissibility

B Relief from Removal

C Alien

D Visa

Question #28

Any person who is not a citizen or a national of the United States.

A Visa

B Alien

C Inadmissibility

D Relief from Removal

Question #29

Certification by the U.S. Department of Labor –DOL– that there exists an insufficient number of U.S. workers who are able, willing, qualified, and available at the place of proposed employment, and that employment of the alien for whom certification is sought will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of U.S. workers similarly employed –the employer must therefore offer the job at the “prevailing wage” in the particular market.

A Preference Categories

B Derivative Citizenship

C Labor Certification

D Deferred Action

Question #30

Citizenship conveyed to children through the naturalization of parents or, under certain circumstances, to foreign-born children adopted by U.S. citizen parents, provided certain conditions are met.

A Labor Certification

B Derivative Citizenship

C Preference Categories

D Deferred Action

Question #31

Immigrant visas are allocated on the basis of an annual quota. In order to qualify for admission, the intending immigrant must show that he or she meets on of the family or employment based requirements.

A Service Centers

B Preference Categories

C Deferred Action

D Labor Certification

Question #32

Permission granted by DHS allowing a person to physically enter the United States without being considered to have legally entered the country.

A Unlawful Presence

B Derivative Status

C Parole

D Immigrant Visa

Question #33

Permission obtained from an overseas U.S. consul to seek admission to the United States on a permanent basis under the INA.

A Derivative Status

B Immigrant Visa

C Parole

D Unlawful Presence

Question #34

Presence in the United States after the expiration of the authorized period of stay, or presence in the United States without having been admitted or paroled.

A Parole

B Derivative Status

C Unlawful Presence

D Immigrant Visa

Question #35

Relates to an immigration status or benefit which may be acquired through another person, usually referred to as the primary beneficiary. This status or benefit is generally available to the spouse or minor unmarried children of the primary beneficiary.

A Derivative Status

B Immigrant Visa

C Parole

D Unlawful Presence

Question #36

The administrative agency under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security primarily responsible for the enforcement of the immigration laws within the United States.

A Immigrant Visa

B Unlawful Presence

C US Immigration and Customs Enforcement –ICE–

D Derivative Status

Question #37

The administrative agency under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security –DHS– which has as its primary function, the inspection of persons and things brought into the United States.

A US Customs and Border Protection –CBP–

B US Department of Homeland Security –DHS–

C US Citizenship and Immigration Services –USCIS–

D Humanitarian Asylum

Question #38

The administrative agency which is part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security responsible for overseeing immigration benefits under the INA.

A US Department of Homeland Security –DHS–

B Humanitarian Asylum

C US Citizenship and Immigration Services –USCIS–

D US Customs and Border Protection –CBP–

Question #39

The agency into which legacy Immigration and Naturalization Service –INS– was folded effective March 1, 2003.

A Humanitarian Asylum

B US Citizenship and Immigration Services –USCIS–

C US Department of Homeland Security –DHS–

D US Customs and Border Protection –CBP–

Question #40

The conferring of citizenship by a state to a person who did not acquire it previously.

A US Department of Homeland Security –DHS–

B Naturalization

C US Citizenship and Immigration Services –USCIS–

D US Customs and Border Protection –CBP–

Question #41

The date on which a person submitted documentation establishing prima facie eligibility for an immigrant visa.

A Exclusion

B Diversity Lottery

C Primary Inspection

D Priority Date

Question #42

The first or initial examination at a port of entry where a person arriving is subjected to questions to determine whether they may be admitted.

A Diversity Lottery

B Priority Date

C Exclusion

D Primary Inspection

Question #43

The generic name given to the immigrant visa lottery program established by the Immigration Act of 1990 that makes available up to 55,000 immigrant visas per federal fiscal year to persons from low-admission states and low-admission regions.

A Diversity Lottery

B Exclusion

C Secondary Inspection

D Primary Inspection

Question #44

The procedure beyond the initial screening to determine whether a person will be admitted. At “secondary inspection,” applicants for admission are subjected to more questioning.

A Priority Date

B Primary Inspection

C Exclusion

D Secondary Inspection

Question #45

The procedure used to eject persons who are seeking admission as well as those who have been admitted to the United States.

A Removal

B Consular Processing

C Admission

D Denaturalization

Question #46

The process of applying for an immigrant visa at a U.S. consular post outside the United States for prospective immigrants who are not in the United States or who are ineligible for adjustment of status.

A Removal

B Denaturalization

C Admission

D Consular Processing

Question #47

The process of obtaining lawful permanent resident status in the United States without having to leave the United States to do so.

A Removal

B Consular Processing

C Admission

D Adjustment of Status

Question #48

The process of permitting someone to be physically and legally in the United States. Admission is part of the inspection process.

A Admission

B Denaturalization

C Removal

D Consular Processing

Question #49

The process that all persons must go through when they arrive at the border.

A Dual Nationality

B Deportation

C Quotas

D Inspection

Question #50

To seek forgiveness or remove an impediment to obtaining a visa or status based on a ground of inadmissibility.

A Deportation

B Waivers

C Dual Nationality

D Quotas

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