Question

A person who wishes to attend a U.S. university and then return to their home country would apply for.
A. a green card
B. naturalization
C. an immigrant visa
D. a non-immigrant visa

Answer 1

H-1B Status Frequently Asked Questions - International Center
www.internationalcenter.umich.edu/.../faq.html
University of Michigan
If my job ends earlier than expected, may I still remain in the U.S.? ... Is there any other kind of immigration status that I can use instead of H-1B? ... Note: persons who hold, or have held, J-1 or J-2 status and are subject to the two-year .... the U.S. and you will be required to return to your home country to apply for a visa after ...

Answer 2

there more if needed

Answer 3

do you need more info

Answer 4

Travelling to the USA - University of Warwick
www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/international/.../usa/
University of Warwick
If travelling for a holiday, to attend a conference, study, undertake research ... If you are planning to apply for an immigrant visa for the US we would advise ... It can be very difficult to obtain a US visa from a country other than your home country. ... The US Embassy in your home country is best placed to assess your outside ...

Answer 5

what do you think it is

Answer 6

@theresaleigh3

Answer 7

I think it might be A.

Answer 8

i was born in Europe i needed i had a green card
but now since i am in amercia i don't need it anymore

Answer 9

so you need a green card for returning home
but in some places you need visa

Answer 10

@theresaleigh3

Answer 11

did that help or not

Answer 12

if it did not help please let me know

Answer 13

A green card allows a foreign person to live permanetley in the US. And a Immingrant visa allows you to travel through the united states as a legal peramnent resident. And natralization means the legal act or process by which a non-citizen in a country may acquire citizenship or nationality of that country.. So you guess which is the answer. PS I have done this test before its D.