Documenting the Case

As you work with your client, you will put together extensive evidence in support of his or her non- LPR cancellation application. The materials on this page will guide you through how to document your client’s case.

Required Form

EOIR 42-B

This form is required for non-LPR cancellation applications.

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Effectively Presenting a Non-LPR Cancellation of Removal Claim Where the Hardship is Speculative

American Immigration Lawyers Association
This article on non-LPR cancellation provides practical advice for attorneys on how to develop a claim of “exceptional and extremely unusual” hardship, including a list of questions to ask a client that may be helpful in building their case.

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Building Your Case from the Ground Up: A Guide to 10-Year Cancellation of Removal

Florence Immigration and Refugee Rights Project
This guide, originally prepared for pro se respondents, goes over the basics of non-LPR cancellation, from preparing and submitting the application through to the removal hearing.

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Immigration Consequences of Criminal Activity

Congressional Research Service
This report provides an overview of the major immigration consequences of criminal activity. It provides a good starting point for practitioners new to this area.

Need Assistance?

If you are a volunteer attorney working on a case with the Immigration Justice Campaign, find out how to get individualized help with your case.

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