Cancellation of removal is a powerful form of relief that can result in permanent residence. But the requirements are strict and proving your case requires substantial evidence.
Key Takeaways
- 10 years continuous physical presence required (non-LPR)
- Good moral character during that period
- Exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to USC/LPR relative
- Annual cap limits grants
LPR Cancellation
Lawful permanent residents face different requirements: 7 years continuous residence, 5 years as LPR, and no aggravated felony conviction.
Evidence Tips
- Document every year of presence
- Gather evidence of hardship to qualifying relatives
- Prepare witnesses to testify
- Medical and psychological evaluations help prove hardship
Need Legal Guidance?
Schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your situation.
Schedule ConsultationDisclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not legal advice.