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.Effectively Presenting a Non-LPR Cancellation of Removal Claim Where the Hardship is Speculative
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.
Building Your Case from the Ground Up: A Guide to 10-Year Cancellation of Removal
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.
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Activity
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.
Index of Samples
Review our collection of sample resources.The American Immigration Council warns non-citizens to guard against spoofing phone calls from ill-intended individuals seeking to create panic among our immigrant community. To learn more, please go to scam.immigrationcouncil.org.
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