Question 1

A journalist for a foreign newspaper who wants to enter the United States to cover the Super Bowl would enter on&#10;A)A B Visa&#10;B)A J Visa&#10;C)A K Visa&#10;D)An I Visa

Accepted Answer

A journalist for a foreign newspaper who wants to enter the United States to cover the Super Bowl would enter on an I Visa, which is specifically for representatives of foreign media. B visas are for business or tourism purposes, J visas are for exchange visitors, and K visas are for fiancés of U.S. citizens. An I Visa is issued to journalists, reporters, and members of the media who are entering the United States to perform their journalistic duties. Therefore, a journalist for a foreign newspaper who wants to enter the United States to cover the Super Bowl would need an I Visa.

Question 2

An alien who wants to take a course in auto mechanics in the United States would need a&#10;A)B Visa&#10;B)C Visa&#10;C)F Visa&#10;D)M Visa

Accepted Answer

An alien who wants to take a course in auto mechanics in the United States would need an M visa, which is specifically for nonimmigrant students who want to pursue vocational or nonacademic studies at a certified school or institution. B visas are for temporary business or tourism purposes, C visas are for crewmembers on ships or aircraft, and F visas are for academic or language training programs at accredited institutions. The M Visa is specifically designed for non-immigrants who wish to pursue vocational or non-academic studies in the United States. This includes courses in auto mechanics. The B Visa is for tourism or business, the C Visa is for transit, and the F Visa is for academic studies. Therefore, the best choice for an alien who wants to take a course in auto mechanics in the United States would be the M Visa.

Question 3

An academic student who was granted one year of practical training and completed three months of training while in school&#10;A)Must leave the United States immediately upon graduation&#10;B)May complete up to nine months of postcompletion practical training&#10;C)May complete up to one year of postcompletion practical training&#10;D)May automatically become a U.S.citizen upon graduation

Accepted Answer

Students granted one year of practical training who have used part of it during their studies may complete the remaining time after graduation, up to a maximum of one year total. Since three months were used, nine months remain.

Question 4

Which of the following is an academic course of study?&#10;A)Refrigeration repair&#10;B)Biology&#10;C)Plumbing&#10;D)Telephone equipment installation

Accepted Answer

Biology is an academic course of study, typically studied at a university or college. The other options are vocational or trade-related courses. Biology is an academic course of study as it involves the scientific study of living organisms, including their structure, function, evolution, and distribution. Refrigeration repair, plumbing, and telephone equipment installation are vocational or technical courses of study.

Question 5

An alien who wants to enter the United States under NAFTA would need a&#10;A)K Visa&#10;B)L Visa&#10;C)TN Visa&#10;D)R Visa

Accepted Answer

The TN visa is the appropriate visa for an alien entering the United States under NAFTA, as it allows for temporary employment in certain professions without the need for a Labor Certification. The K visa is for fiancé(e)s of U.S. citizens, the L visa is for intra-company transferees, and the R visa is for religious workers. The TN Visa is the appropriate visa for an alien who wants to enter the United States under NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement). The TN Visa allows Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the United States in certain professional occupations. The K visa is for fiancé(e)s of US citizens, the L visa is for intracompany transferees, and the R visa is for religious workers.

Question 6

A foreign college professor who wants to teach one semester at an American university would enter the United States as&#10;A)A fianc&#233;/fianc&#233;e of a U.S.citizen&#10;B)A treaty investor&#10;C)An exchange visitor&#10;D)An academic student

Accepted Answer

An exchange visitor visa (J visa) is the appropriate visa for a foreign college professor who wants to teach one semester at an American university. This visa category is designed for exchange visitors who come to the U.S. for a temporary stay to participate in educational or cultural exchange programs. The most appropriate visa for a foreign college professor who wants to teach one semester at an American university is the J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa. The J-1 visa category is designed for individuals participating in exchange programs, which includes professors and scholars coming to the United States for research or teaching purposes. This visa allows the individual to enter the U.S. for the duration of the program, which in this case would be one semester. Additionally, J-1 visa holders are allowed to apply for work authorization, which would allow the professor to legally work at the university during their visit.

Question 7

An alien who intends on staying in the United States temporarily&#10;A)Must be granted an immigrant visa&#10;B)Must be granted a nonimmigrant visa&#10;C)Must be granted U.S.citizenship&#10;D)May enter the United States without a visa

Accepted Answer

An alien who intends on staying in the United States temporarily must be granted a nonimmigrant visa. This visa allows the alien to stay in the United States for a specific period of time and is issued for a temporary purpose such as tourism, business, or study. It is not the same as an immigrant visa, which is for those intending to permanently settle in the United States. U.S. citizenship is also not required or granted for temporary stays. It is important to note that some countries participate in the Visa Waiver Program and their citizens are allowed to enter the United States for temporary stays without a visa, but they must still meet certain requirements. An alien who intends on staying in the United States temporarily must be granted a nonimmigrant visa. This visa allows for temporary stay in the country for a specific purpose, such as tourism, business, study, or medical treatment. It is important to note that the nonimmigrant visa does not lead to U.S. citizenship and does not grant any immigration status beyond the specific purpose stated on the visa.

Question 8

The type of training that academic students undertake during their course of study is known as&#10;A)Curricular practical training&#10;B)Constitutional practical training&#10;C)Postcompletion practical training&#10;D)Postcurricular practical training

Accepted Answer

Curricular practical training (CPT) is a type of training that academic students undertake during their course of study. It allows them to gain practical experience in their field of study while still pursuing their degree. CPT is typically required as part of the curriculum and the training is supervised by the academic institution. The other answer options do not accurately describe the type of training that academic students undergo during their studies. Curricular practical training (CPT) is the type of training that academic students undertake during their course of study. It is a form of work authorization that allows students to work off-campus in a field that is directly related to their major area of study.

Question 9

All other things being equal, is it easier to obtain a nonimmigrant visa or an immigrant visa?&#10;A)A nonimmigrant visa&#10;B)An immigrant visa&#10;C)There is no difference between the two&#10;D)Neither type of visa is available any longer

Accepted Answer

Generally, nonimmigrant visas are easier to obtain because they are temporary and do not confer the same level of permanency as immigrant visas. Immigrant visas are intended for those who intend to permanently reside in the United States and are subject to more rigorous screening and processing. Nonimmigrant visas are generally easier to obtain than immigrant visas. Nonimmigrant visas allow temporary entry to the United States for a specific purpose, such as tourism, business, or study, while immigrant visas are for those seeking permanent residency in the United States. The requirements for nonimmigrant visas are typically less stringent and less time-consuming than those for immigrant visas.

Question 10

An employee of Ferrari, the Italian automobile company, who wishes to work for Ferrari in the United States, would enter the United States on&#10;A)A religious worker visa&#10;B)An intracompany transferee visa&#10;C)A business visitor visa&#10;D)A visitor in transit visa

Accepted Answer

An employee of Ferrari who wishes to work for Ferrari in the United States would most likely need an intracompany transferee visa as this visa is designed for multinational companies to transfer their employees to a U.S. branch, subsidiary, affiliate, or parent company. This would allow the employee to work for Ferrari in the U.S. without having to apply for a different type of work visa. An employee of Ferrari who wishes to work for Ferrari in the United States would enter the United States on an intra-company transferee visa, which allows employees of multinational companies to work temporarily in the United States. This visa category applies to employees who will be working in the United States in a managerial or executive capacity, or in a position requiring specialized knowledge.

Question 11

Which of the following is not an academic course of study?&#10;A)Carpentry&#10;B)History&#10;C)Political Science&#10;D)English Literature

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following is not an...

Question 12

Which of the following statements is not true about aliens in the United States under an academic student visa?&#10;A)They must be engaged in a full-time course of study.&#10;B)Their course of study must be an academic one.&#10;C)They are not allowed to work in the United States at all during their course of study.&#10;D)They must remain students in good standing at all times during their course of study.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is not...

Deck 2: Nonimmigrants