Which option is used to verify a person's immigration status?

• A. 1~213 immigration check
• B. False claim check
• C. Observing traffic at..
• D. No record found on subject

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is using an official process that confirms someone’s immigration status. The immigration check documented on the 1-213 form is designed for this purpose: officers interview the person and record details that establish their status, so there’s a formal record to rely on for deciding what comes next. This directly serves the goal of verifying whether a person is authorized to be in the country.

Other options don’t fit this purpose. A false claim check is about credibility or misrepresentation, not actual status. Observing traffic doesn’t provide any information about immigration status. And “no record found” isn’t a method to verify status; it’s just noting that no prior record exists, not establishing the person’s status.