Humanitarian Classifications

Humanitarian programs only, kept entirely separate from the other tracks. Precision vocabulary matters here — filed, approved, granted and pending each carry weight, and nothing is revealed until you commit to an answer.

Select a study mode

• Cuban Adjustment ActCuban Adjustment Act cases: inspection and parole, the one-year presence requirement, and the derivative spouse and child.
• T and U NonimmigrantsT and U nonimmigrant status: victim eligibility, law enforcement certification, derivative family members and the codes themselves.
• Temporary Protected StatusTemporary Protected Status: designation and registration dates, continuous residence and physical presence, and what TPS does and does not give.
• Parole & Deferred ActionParole and deferred action: advance parole, humanitarian and significant public benefit parole, and deferred action's limits.
• Forms OnlyCases where the governing form — I-918, I-914, I-821, I-131, I-765 — decides the answer.
• Mixed Exam ModeEvery humanitarian question type, evenly distributed across the case set.
• Timed ModeThe same mix with 45 seconds per case.
• Officer ChallengeNear-duplicate pairs only, 60 seconds each — filed against approved, granted against pending.
• Knowledge ChallengeStraight facts only, no case stories: forms, agencies, acronyms, citations and definitions from the source packet.