Did you know…? Under certain circumstances you may be eligible for cancellation of removal (“removal” is the new way the Immigration Service defines “deportation”) What are the basic requirements for cancellation of removal? If you are not a lawful permanent resident and you meet the requirements outlined below you may be eligible to apply for cancellation of removal: 1. You have lived in the United States for 10 years or more; 2. You can show that you have “good moral character”; 3. You have a spouse, parent or child (under age 21) who is legal permanent residents or U.S. citizen; and 4. You can show that a member of your family will suffer “exceptional” and “extremely unusual” hardship Since these are extremely sensitive cases, it is very important that you meet with an immigration attorney to analyze your very particular situation and to establish a strategy for your case. If you are ever in deportation proceedings, call or have a relative call Broyles Kight & Ricafort at (317)571-3600. In this video, John Broyles and Megan Kight of immigration law firm Broyles Kight and Ricafort explain the immigration process known as cancellation of removal, by which a person in deportation proceedings can cancel their deportation. Broyles Kight & Ricafort PC 8250 Haverstick Road Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46240 #BKR #Immigration #Deportation #Removal Disclaimer This communication is for educational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as legal advice. Please consult with an immigration attorney before taking any action base on this communication. youtu.be/fQps1K8Qty0
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