F24 - Immigration

Which of these rights do people have at a removal proceeding:

• The right to have an attorney present
• The right to have an attorney provided if they can't afford one
• Both of these
• Neither of these

What is the correct legal term for people who are living in the U.S., but are not U.S. citizens?

• aliens
• illegals
• immigrants
• criminals

Which of these can someone without legal status NOT do?

• get a job
• own property
• get a credit card
• borrow money

What is the primary document that proves U.S. lawful permanent resident status?

• Citizenship certificate
• Social Security card
• Green card
• Visa

Who are considered immediate relatives eligible for U.S. green cards?

• Siblings of U.S. citizens
• Unmarried children age 21 or older of a green card holder
• Spouses of U.S. citizens
• Parents of U.S. citizens with no age restrictions

Which of these is NOT considered an Immediate relative eligible for U.S. green cards?

• Siblings of U.S. citizens
• Unmarried people under age 21 with at least one U.S. citizen parent
• Unmarried people over age 21 with at least one U.S. citizen parent
• Stepchildren, stepparents
• Adopted children of U.S. citizens

What is the primary requirement for obtaining a green card under the priority worker Employment First Preference (EB-1)?

• Extraordinary ability in the arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics
• Professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability
• Investors willing to put $1 million into a U.S. business
• Religious workers and miscellaneous categories of workers

Workers who have extraordinary ability in _____ can qualify as “priority workers.”

• Arts
• Sciences,
• Business
• Athletics
• All of these

How are green cards allocated in the Annual Diversity Green Card Lottery?

• Based on family relationships
• First come, first served
• Randomly selected from countries with the fewest immigrants to the U.S.
• Randomly selected from countries with the most immigrants to the U.S.
• Through employment sponsorship

What is the time limit for submitting an asylum application after arriving in the United States?

• Six months
• One year
• Two years
• No time limit