Immigration & Citizenship Assessment

A Immigrate is...

• Receiving citizenship in a new country.

• a person who is moving to a different country.

• Safety from dangers or disasters that exist in a native country.

• Removal from the United States.

What is a Green Card?

• A travel document that says that a person has been approved for travel to a country.

• An identification card that proves that an immigrant is a lawful permanent resident.

• It is the name of the application for U.S. citizenship.

• It is a designation that applies to a foreign visitor who does not intend to stay in the U.S..

A visa is...

• The document that seals a person's removal from the United States.

• An option that offers undocumented immigrants the chance to secure legal employment, receive a driver's license, attend college, and stay in America for renewable two-year periods.

• Protection from deportation, given to people who entered the U.S. illegally as children.

• A travel document issued by the country a person is traveling to that says that person has been approved for travel to that country.

__________ is a legal process to obtain U. S. citizenship.

• Civics

• Economics

• Naturalization

• Immigration

Two duties of U. S. citizenship that non-citizens cannot exercise include...

• Paying Taxes & serving in the military

• Following the law & paying taxes

• Being polite & respecting their elders

• Voting in elections & serving on juries

What is the final step in the Naturalization process?

• Capturing of your biometrics

• In-person interview

• Taking the Citizenship Exam

• Taking the oath of allegiance

Which of the following is NOT a step in the Naturalization process?

• Submitting a written application

• Participating in an in-person interview with a USCIS agent

• Taking the Citizenship exam

• Submitting an essay stating why you want to become an American citizen

Which of the following is NOT a requirement one must meet to be eligible to become a naturalized citizen?

• 18 or older

• Able to read, write and speak English

• Lawful non-resident for 5 years

• Be of good moral character

these are reasons why people LEAVE a country (examples: war, natural disasters, economic hardships)

• Push Factors

• Pull Factors

• Law of Blood

• Law of Soil

these are the reasons why people go to a specific country (examples: available jobs, more freedom, better technology)

• Push Factors

• Pull Factors

• Law of Blood

• Law of Soil