Question

every year, millions of people travel to the united states. some come only to visit, while others come as immigrants who wish to move to the u.s. permanently. the united states requires most travelers to get a document that shows they have permission to enter the country. this document is called a visa.
visas largely fall into two categories: immigrant visas, for those wishing to stay permanently, and nonimmigrant visas, for those wishing to remain for a limited time. sort the descriptions by the type of visa each person would most likely need.
amara was recently adopted by two american parents.
francesco wants to relocate to new york to live with his u.s.-born wife.
gabrielle is representing her home country in a major tennis tournament in new york city.
farid is negotiating a contract with a u.s. business and needs to attend several meetings in miami.
tanvi is attending a university in the united states. after graduation, she intends to return to her home country.
sasha was hired by a u.s. firm to lead a construction site inspection team based in chicago.
immigrant
nonimmigrant

Explanation:

• Amara: Being adopted by American parents implies a permanent move, so immigrant visa.
• Francesco: Relocating to live with his U.S.-born wife permanently, so immigrant visa.
• Gabrielle: Representing her country in a tennis tournament (a limited - time event), so non - immigrant visa.
• Farid: Negotiating a contract and attending meetings (a limited - time business trip), so non - immigrant visa.
• Tanvi: Attending university and planning to return home (limited - time study), so non - immigrant visa.
• Sasha: Hired by a U.S. firm to lead a team (a job which could be long - term but still an employment - based, non - permanent in the sense of immigration unless specified otherwise, but since it's a work assignment, non - immigrant visa as per the general visa categorization for work - related stays of limited nature compared to permanent immigration).

Answer:

• Immigrant: Amara was recently adopted by two American parents; Francesco wants to relocate to New York to live with his U.S.-born wife.
• Nonimmigrant: Gabrielle is representing her home country in a major tennis tournament in New York City; Farid is negotiating a contract with a U.S. business and needs to attend several meetings in Miami; Tanvi is attending a university in the United States. After graduation, she intends to return to her home country; Sasha was hired by a U.S. firm to lead a construction site inspection team based in Chicago.