FLETC Exam 2 - Modified Review with Complete Solutions!

Applies to public ministers, career diplomats, consular officers, career couriers, ambassadors, and the immediate family members of all listed - ANSWER-A1 Applies to employees of foreign governments (secretaries, interpreters, aides, support staff), part-time couriers, foreign military personnel entering the U.S. for training, and the immediate family of all listed - ANSWER-A2 The attendants, servants, and personal employees of foreign governments, foreign military personnel entering the U.S. for training, ambassadors, consular officers, etc. - ANSWER-A3 Any person not a citizen or national of the U.S. - ANSWER-Alien An immigrant who is legally residing permanently in the U.S. - ANSWER-Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) The conferring of a nationality of a state upon a person after birth - ANSWER-Naturalization The place of general abode; a person's principal, actual dwelling place in fact, without regard to intent - ANSWER-Residence Citizenship that is determined by place of birth; not by the one's parentage - ANSWER-Jus soli Puerto Rico: Any persons born on or after ______ are given citizenship - ANSWER-1941 Guam: Any persons born on or after ______ are given citizenship - ANSWER-1950 Virgin Islands: Any persons born on or after ______ are given citizenship - ANSWER-1927 CNMI: Any persons born on or after ______ are given citizenship - ANSWER-1986 American Samoa: Any persons born on or after ______ are conferred U.S. nationals - ANSWER-1900 Swains Island: Any persons born on or after ______ are conferred U.S. nationals - ANSWER-1925 What are the four exceptions to the jus soli principle? - ANSWER-1) Born on foreign