FLETC EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2023/2024

1. Applies to public ministers, career diplomats, consular officers, career couriers, ambassadors, and the immediate family members of all listed: A1 2. Applies to employees of foreign governments (secretaries, interpreters, aides, support staff), parttime couriers, foreign military personnel entering the U.S. for training, and the immediate family of all listed: A2 3. The attendants,servants, and personal employees of foreign governments, foreign military personnel entering the U.S. for training, ambassadors, con- sular officers, etc.: A3 4. Any person not a citizen or national of the U.S.: Alien 5. An immigrant who islegally residing permanently in the U.S.: Lawful Perma- nent Resident (LPR) 6. The conferring of a nationality of a state upon a person after birth: Natural- ization 7. The place of general abode; a person's principal, actual dwelling place in fact, without regard to intent: Residence 8. Citizenship that is determined by place of birth; not by the one's parentage- :Jus soli 9. Puerto Rico: Any persons born on or after are given citizenship: - 1941 10. Guam: Any persons born on or after are given citizenship: 1950 11. Virgin Islands: Any persons born on or after are given citizenship- : 1927 12. CNMI: Any persons born on or after are given citizenship: 1986 13. American Samoa: Any persons born on or after are conferred U.S. nationals: 1900 3 / 9 14. Swains Island: Any persons born on or after are conferred U.S. nationals: 1925 15. What are the four exceptions to the jus soli principle?: 1) Born on foreign warships in U.S. waters 2) Born to foreign sovereigns 3) Born to foreign diplomat under D.O.S.Blue List 4) Born to invading enemy aliens in hostile occupation of the U.S. 16. This principle applies to person born outside of the U.S.It means "right of blood" and bases citizenship on one's parentage: Jus sanguinis 17. What confers citizenship under the jus soli principle?: 14th Amendment 18. What confers citizenship under the jus sanguinis principle?: Laws enacted by Congress 19. This applies to a child born outside of the U.S. to at least one USC parent while in wedlock: Nationality Chart One 4 / 9 20. This applies to a child born outside of the U.S. to at least one USC parent out of wedlock: Nationality Chart 2 21. What are the four tenants of Nationality Chart 3?: 1) The child is an LPR 2) The naturalization of the parent 3) The USC parent has to have legal and physical custody of the child 4) The child has to be under the age of 18 22. The process in which a USC father legitimates a child born out of wedlock and transmits citizenship to the child: Legitimation 23. What two ways can a child be le