Customs and Border Protection Border Patrol Agent (CBP BPA) Practice Exam

The correct answer is based on regulations that govern the admission process for Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs). If an LPR is found to have a documentary deficiency during an inspection, they have 30 days to correct the issue. If the deficiency is rectified within this timeframe, the inspection process may be deferred, allowing the LPR to resolve the documentation issue without jeopardizing their status. This provision helps ensure that LPRs have the opportunity to present the necessary documentation without facing immediate penalties or denial of entry, which is particularly important for individuals who may have missing or incomplete records. The 30-day window provides a fair balance to address administrative oversights while maintaining security and procedural integrity at border inspections.