A path for certain long-term residents to remain in the United States and avoid removal.
Cancellation of removal is a form of relief that, in the right circumstances, can allow certain long-term residents to remain in the United States rather than being removed. At Shim Law Group, P.C., we evaluate whether you may qualify and build the strongest possible case for that relief.
Eligibility depends on detailed requirements that differ for lawful permanent residents and non-permanent residents, and the case is decided by an immigration judge. Because the standards are demanding and the stakes are high, thorough preparation and documentation are essential.
These cases are won on preparation. We gather the evidence, organize your record, and present your case clearly to the court, so your history and ties are given the weight they deserve.
Our immigration attorneys are ready to discuss your situation confidentially. Contact us today at (718) 878-1177 or fill out our online form for free.
Eligibility differs for lawful permanent residents and non-permanent residents, and each has specific requirements involving time in the United States and other factors. We review your history to assess whether you may qualify.
These cases are decided by an immigration judge as part of removal proceedings. Preparation and documentation are critical because the decision is discretionary and the standards are demanding.
For certain applicants, the law requires showing a specific level of hardship to qualifying family members. What that requires is fact-specific, and we help build the record to support it.
It depends. Certain offenses can affect eligibility. We review your record carefully as part of evaluating your options.
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Learn MoreApplying for lawful permanent residence from inside the United States.
Learn morePetitioning to bring a spouse, parent, child, or sibling to the United States.
Learn moreA path to a green card for survivors of abuse, filed independently of an abusive spouse or parent.
Learn moreProtection for those who fear persecution in their home country.
Learn moreBecoming a U.S. citizen through the naturalization process.
Learn moreNonimmigrant visa applications and extending your authorized stay in the United States.
Learn moreGuidance when criminal charges or convictions affect your immigration status.
Learn moreRepresentation in removal proceedings to keep you and your family in the United States.
Learn moreRequests to excuse certain grounds of inadmissibility so your application can move forward.
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