Preview Questions Immigration Lawyer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does "deferred action" apply to immigration law in the U.S.?

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Deferred action automatically grants individuals permanent residency status upon arrival in the U.S.

Deferred action allows certain individuals who are not authorized to remain in the U.S. to stay temporarily, often with the possibility of work authorization

Deferred action allows individuals to avoid deportation only if they have family members who are U.S. citizens

Deferred action applies only to individuals seeking asylum and does not affect other visa categories

Question 2: What is the role of the "I-9 form" in the employment process under U.S. immigration law?

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It allows an employer to apply for a work visa on behalf of an employee

It is used to petition for an employee's permanent residency

It serves as a background check for foreign applicants

It verifies the identity and work authorization of individuals hired in the U.S.

Question 3: In the context of U.S. immigration law, how should an Immigration Lawyer advise a client regarding the eligibility requirements for a green card through employment?

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The lawyer can only advise based on the client's status, not the green card process

The client can apply for a green card if they have lived in the U.S. for 10 years

Employment-based green card applicants do not require a permanent offer of employment

The Immigration Lawyer should ensure the client meets qualifications such as having a permanent offer from a U.S. employer, relevant work experience, and a labor certification

Question 4: Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, what is the definition of "inadmissibility"?

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It refers to the ability of an individual to apply for a green card

It refers to an individual's eligibility to enter or remain in the U.S. based on various factors such as health or criminal history

It refers to the legal status of an individual who has overstayed their visa

It refers to the duration of a visitor's stay before leaving the U.S.

Question 5: What must an Immigration Lawyer ensure when advising a client regarding **compliance with the Public Charge Rule for a green card applicant?

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The lawyer must ensure that the applicant meets the financial requirements by demonstrating the ability to support themselves or have a sponsor

The lawyer only needs to provide proof of the applicant's income

The Public Charge Rule does not apply if the applicant is married

The applicant's credit score is the only necessary requirement for compliance

Question 6: What is the "I-485 form" used for in U.S. immigration law?

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It is used to apply for a tourist visa extension

It is used by individuals applying for U.S. citizenship

It is used by immigrants to apply for refugee status

It is used by individuals already in the U.S. to apply for permanent resident status (green card)