COIL EXAM | 118 QUESTIONS | WITH
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,False. If an individual is placed in removal proceedings and charged with a
ground of inadmissibility, DHS need only establish alienage. Then the individual
charged bears the burden of proving that he or she is "clearly and beyond
doubt" entitled to admission.
False. The intending immigrant will apply for an immigrant visa at one of the
following U.S. consulates: (1) the consulate in the country where the intending
immigrant is residing or last resided; (2) the consulate in the country where the
intending immigrant is physically located and intends to remain throughout the
processing; (3) any other consulate that will accept jurisdiction of the case if the
intending immigrant is currently residing in the United States and establishes
hardship if forced to return to the country of last residence.
False. Section 204(l) of the INA allows some beneficiaries of family-based
petitions including children of U.S. citizens to continue the process for
immigrating after the death of the petitioner. In order to continue with the
process at least one beneficiary must have been residing in the United
States at the time of the petitioner's death and continue to reside in the U.S.
until the date of the decision on the petition. The beneficiary must also find
a substitute sponsor for the I-864 affidavit of support.
False. The consular officer has the right to inquire into the validity of the marriage
or the relationship that forms the basis of the immigrant petition.
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Term
Abigail from Jamaica is living in the U.S. without status. She recently
moved out of the home she shared with her spouse Gwen, who is
here on a student visa and who has abused Abigail in the past. Can
Abigail apply for lawful permanent residence through VAWA?
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If Gloria wants to qualify for voluntary departure, she needs to request it now.
She will not qualify for voluntary departure at the conclusion of proceedings.
Gloria was in the U.S. for less than a year at the time immigration court
proceedings commenced, and she is therefore not eligible for voluntary
departure at the conclusion of proceedings. The maximum period of voluntary
departure that the judge can grant is 120 days. An individual requesting voluntary
departure at the onset of proceedings must agree to waive appeal.
No, because the abuser is not a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
The correct answer is: No, because the abuser is not a U.S. citizen or lawful
permanent resident.
The correct answer is both. Ling entered with inspection and is eligible to file for
adjustment of status. All applicants for adjustment are subject to the grounds of
inadmissibility.If Ling is denied adjustment of status and placed into removal
proceedings, she is subject to the grounds of deportability because she violated
the terms of her student visa.
True. Adjustment is a discretionary form of relief and may be denied if there are
certain negative factors that the adjudicator believes are serious and outweigh
the positive ones.
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Term
An asylee is eligible for adjustment of status after being physically
present in the US for how long?
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Five years Two years
One year Three years
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Definition
May 5, 2023. Luis has conditional residence status since his marriageto
the U.S. citizen occurred less than two years before he
immigrated. He must file an I-751 joint petition to remove conditions
during the 90-day period before his two-year anniversary as an LPR
on May 5, 2023. Luis' conditional resident card will expire on May 5,
2023.
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,False. If an individual is placed in removal proceedings and charged with a
ground of inadmissibility, DHS need only establish alienage. Then the individual
charged bears the burden of proving that he or she is "clearly and beyond
doubt" entitled to admission.
False. The intending immigrant will apply for an immigrant visa at one of the
following U.S. consulates: (1) the consulate in the country where the intending
immigrant is residing or last resided; (2) the consulate in the country where the
intending immigrant is physically located and intends to remain throughout the
processing; (3) any other consulate that will accept jurisdiction of the case if the
intending immigrant is currently residing in the United States and establishes
hardship if forced to return to the country of last residence.
False. Section 204(l) of the INA allows some beneficiaries of family-based
petitions including children of U.S. citizens to continue the process for
immigrating after the death of the petitioner. In order to continue with the
process at least one beneficiary must have been residing in the United
States at the time of the petitioner's death and continue to reside in the U.S.
until the date of the decision on the petition. The beneficiary must also find
a substitute sponsor for the I-864 affidavit of support.
False. The consular officer has the right to inquire into the validity of the marriage
or the relationship that forms the basis of the immigrant petition.
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Term
Abigail from Jamaica is living in the U.S. without status. She recently
moved out of the home she shared with her spouse Gwen, who is
here on a student visa and who has abused Abigail in the past. Can
Abigail apply for lawful permanent residence through VAWA?
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If Gloria wants to qualify for voluntary departure, she needs to request it now.
She will not qualify for voluntary departure at the conclusion of proceedings.
Gloria was in the U.S. for less than a year at the time immigration court
proceedings commenced, and she is therefore not eligible for voluntary
departure at the conclusion of proceedings. The maximum period of voluntary
departure that the judge can grant is 120 days. An individual requesting voluntary
departure at the onset of proceedings must agree to waive appeal.
No, because the abuser is not a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
The correct answer is: No, because the abuser is not a U.S. citizen or lawful
permanent resident.
The correct answer is both. Ling entered with inspection and is eligible to file for
adjustment of status. All applicants for adjustment are subject to the grounds of
inadmissibility.If Ling is denied adjustment of status and placed into removal
proceedings, she is subject to the grounds of deportability because she violated
the terms of her student visa.
True. Adjustment is a discretionary form of relief and may be denied if there are
certain negative factors that the adjudicator believes are serious and outweigh
the positive ones.
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3 of 118
Term
An asylee is eligible for adjustment of status after being physically
present in the US for how long?
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Five years Two years
One year Three years
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Definition
May 5, 2023. Luis has conditional residence status since his marriageto
the U.S. citizen occurred less than two years before he
immigrated. He must file an I-751 joint petition to remove conditions
during the 90-day period before his two-year anniversary as an LPR
on May 5, 2023. Luis' conditional resident card will expire on May 5,
2023.
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