USCIS Introduction 4

Question 1

Which of the following best describes a 'Class A' medical condition in USCIS terminology?

Accepted Answer

A condition that makes an applicant inadmissible unless a waiver is granted

Answer

Class A conditions render an applicant inadmissible; they cannot be admitted without a waiver or resolution of the condition.

Question 2

What is a 'Class B' medical condition in the context of the USCIS medical exam?

Accepted Answer

A physical or mental abnormality, disease, or disability that is a significant departure from normal health but is not Class A

Answer

Class B conditions are noted on Form I-693 as significant departures from normal but do not automatically render an applicant inadmissible.

Question 3

Which of the following is considered a communicable disease of public health significance under US immigration law?

Accepted Answer

Active tuberculosis (TB)

Answer

Active tuberculosis is a communicable disease of public health significance and is a Class A condition that makes an applicant inadmissible.

Question 4

What is the role of the tuberculosis (TB) test in the USCIS medical exam?

Accepted Answer

It is required to screen for active TB, which is a ground of inadmissibility

Answer

TB screening is a mandatory part of the USCIS medical exam because active TB is a communicable disease of public health significance.

Question 5

What must an applicant do if they have a history of a drug-related offense to prepare for the USCIS medical exam?

Accepted Answer

Disclose the history to the civil surgeon, who will evaluate for drug abuse or addiction

Answer

Drug abuse and addiction are evaluated by the civil surgeon, and applicants must disclose relevant history for a complete assessment.

USCIS - Medical Exam Practice Test