Question 1

Which of the following are not second preference relatives?&#10;A)Spouses of LPRs&#10;B)Children of LPRs&#10;C)Spouses of U.S.Citizens&#10;D)Unmarried sons and daughters of LPRs

Accepted Answer

Spouses of U.S. Citizens are not considered second preference relatives; they are immediate relatives, which means they do not have to wait for a visa number to become available.

Question 2

For immigration purposes, which of the following is considered a child?&#10;A)A single, 16-year-old&#10;B)A married, 18-year-old&#10;C)A 21-year-old&#10;D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

For immigration purposes, a child refers to an unmarried, younger than 21-year-old person. Choice A is the only option that meets this definition.

Question 3

An immigrant visa holder is known as a&#10;A)Legal Permanent Resident&#10;B)Legal Naturalized Resident&#10;C)Lawful Temporary Resident&#10;D)Lawful Temporary Citizen

Accepted Answer

An immigrant visa holder is someone who has been granted permission to come and live permanently in the United States. They are given a Green Card, which is evidence of their status as a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR). LPRs have the right to live and work in the U.S. indefinitely, but they are not U.S. citizens. An immigrant visa holder is someone who has been granted the right to live permanently in the United States. This person is known as a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR), also commonly referred to as a green card holder. LPR status confers numerous benefits, including the right to work in the US without restrictions, access to certain public benefits, and the ability to travel in and out of the country.

Question 4

Which of the following are not considered immediate relatives?&#10;A)Parents of U.S.citizens&#10;B)Spouses of U.S.citizens&#10;C)Children of U.S.citizens&#10;D)Sons and daughters of U.S.citizens

Accepted Answer

Sons and daughters of U.S. citizens are considered immediate relatives. Therefore, they are not excluded. Sons and daughters of U.S. citizens are considered immediate relatives, along with parents and spouses of U.S. citizens and unmarried children under 21 years old of U.S. citizens. Therefore, option D is not correct.

Question 5

An alien registration card is informally known as&#10;A)A blue card&#10;B)A red card&#10;C)A yellow card&#10;D)A green card

Accepted Answer

A green card is the informal name for an alien registration card, which is a document that proves an individual's permanent residency status in the United States. A green card is the commonly used term for an alien registration card, which is issued to non-citizens who are authorized to live and work in the United States.

Question 6

Which of the following are considered immediate relatives?&#10;A)Spouses of LPRs&#10;B)Children of U.S.citizens&#10;C)Children of LPRs&#10;D)Sons and daughters of U.S.citizens

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

Which of the following are fourth preference relatives?&#10;A)Children of LPRs&#10;B)Brothers and sisters of U.S.citizens&#10;C)First cousins of U.S.citizens&#10;D)Parents of LPRs

Accepted Answer

Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens are considered fourth preference relatives in the family-based immigration preference system.

Question 8

Which of these types of aliens has the highest preference?&#10;A)Unmarried sons and daughters of LPRs&#10;B)Brothers and sisters of U.S.citizens&#10;C)Married sons and daughters of U.S.citizens&#10;D)Married sons and daughters of LPRs

Accepted Answer

Unmarried sons and daughters of Legal Permanent Residents (LPRs) have a higher preference in the family preference system for U.S. immigration compared to the other categories listed, which are subject to longer wait times due to lower preference levels and higher demand.

Question 9

The date on which an application for LPR status is received is known as a&#10;A)Preliminary date&#10;B)Priority date&#10;C)Precautionary date&#10;D)Date of arrival

Accepted Answer

The date on which an application for LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) status is received is known as a priority date. This is because it determines an individual's place in the queue for a visa, based on their country of origin and the category of visa for which they have applied. The priority date is crucial for someone waiting for their visa to become available, as it determines how long they will have to wait before they can move forward with the process of obtaining LPR status. The priority date is the date on which an application for LPR (lawful permanent resident) status is received. This date determines an individual's place in line for receiving a visa or green card, as there are quota limitations on the number of visas available each year for certain preference categories. Therefore, the earlier the priority date, the higher the likelihood of being granted LPR status sooner. A, C, and D are not commonly used terms in the immigration process.

Question 10

Which of the following are third preference relatives?&#10;A)Unmarried sons and daughters of U.S.citizens&#10;B)Parents of U.S.citizens&#10;C)Parents of LPRs&#10;D)Married sons and daughters of U.S.citizens

Accepted Answer

Third preference relatives in the context of U.S. immigration include married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens.

Question 11

Which of these types of aliens has the lowest preference?&#10;A)Unmarried sons and daughters of LPRs&#10;B)Parents of LPRs&#10;C)Brothers and sisters of U.S.citizens&#10;D)Unmarried sons and daughters of U.S.citizens

Accepted Answer

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Question 12

Which of the following are not first preference relatives?&#10;A)Unmarried sons of U.S.citizens&#10;B)Unmarried daughters of U.S.citizens&#10;C)Children of U.S.citizens&#10;D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

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Deck 3: Immigrants - Relatives