Preview Questions Immigration Lawyer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the "I-130 petition," and how does it relate to family-based immigration?

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It is a petition filed by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to establish a relationship with a foreign relative seeking a green card

It is a petition filed to gain temporary employment status

It is a petition filed by a foreign spouse seeking citizenship

It is a petition filed for a work visa for foreign nationals

Question 2: When advising a client applying for an EB-5 Investor Visa, what are the key compliance issues an Immigration Lawyer must ensure?

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The lawyer must ensure the client invests at least $1 million or $500,000 in a targeted employment area and meets other requirements for creating jobs

The investment does not need to meet the job creation requirement

The lawyer can disregard the geographical location of the investment

There is no minimum investment requirement for the EB-5 visa

Question 3: How would you counsel a client who wishes to apply for a U.S. visa but has been previously deported?

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The client is permanently banned from re-entering the U.S. and should not attempt any applications

The client can immediately reapply for a visa after waiting 6 months

The client should apply for asylum to re-enter the U.S. after deportation

The client may need to apply for a waiver of inadmissibility before being eligible to apply for a new visa

Question 4: What is the primary function of a "Form I-864" in the context of family-based immigration?

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Form I-864 is an Affidavit of Support, ensuring the immigrant will not become a public charge and is financially supported by the sponsor

Form I-864 applies only to employment-based immigration and is not required for family-based applicants

Form I-864 is used to apply for a work permit for family-based immigrants

Form I-864 is used to apply for a visa extension for family-based immigrants

Question 5: When dealing with a family-based immigration case, what is the Immigration Lawyer's responsibility in ensuring the proper documentation for family reunification?

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Documentation is not necessary if the family member is already residing in the U.S.

The lawyer should focus on the client's work visa application, not family reunification

The lawyer must ensure that the appropriate petitions are filed, the relationship is documented, and the immigrant meets eligibility criteria

Family-based immigration cases do not require detailed documentation

Question 6: How does the "Child Status Protection Act" (CSPA) affect children seeking U.S. visas or green cards?

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It applies only to children applying for refugee status

It eliminates the age requirement for family-sponsored visas

It provides a mechanism to "freeze" the child's age for visa or green card processing purposes, even if the child is over 21 at the time of processing

It automatically grants citizenship to children under the age of 18