Deportation Defense Attorneys

If you’re facing deportation proceedings and need help understanding Cancellation of Removal and deportation defense, you may want to consider contacting the Law Offices of Alcock & Associates. Their experienced attorneys can help you navigate the complex legal process and provide you with the guidance and support you need to achieve a favorable outcome.

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The Law Offices of Alcock & Associates is a full-service law firm that specializes in immigration law and criminal defense. They have helped many clients successfully obtain Cancellation of Removal and other forms of relief from deportation. Their attorneys are knowledgeable, compassionate, and dedicated to protecting the rights of their clients.

When you call the Law Offices of Alcock & Associates, you will be connected with an experienced attorney who will take the time to listen to your concerns and answer your questions. They will explain the legal process in plain English and help you understand your options for deportation defense. They will also work with you to develop a personalized strategy that is tailored to your unique needs and circumstances.

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The attorneys at the Law Offices of Alcock & Associates have a proven track record of success in helping clients obtain Cancellation of Removal and other forms of relief from deportation. They are committed to providing their clients with the highest level of legal representation and support. If you’re facing deportation proceedings, don’t wait - contact the Law Offices of Alcock & Associates today to schedule a consultation with one of their experienced attorneys.

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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT DEPORTATION DEFENSE

 

A 42B case in US immigration courts refers to the Cancellation of Removal process available to lawful permanent residents facing deportation proceedings in the United States1. By applying with Form EOIR-42B, individuals can request the cancellation of their removal if they meet certain criteria, such as continuously residing in the U.S. for at least 10 years. Positive factors, like family ties and community service, can strengthen the case, while negative factors, such as criminal records, may work against it. Eligibility depends on meeting specific requirements.

To qualify for Cancellation of Removal, you must:​

• Have continuously resided in the U.S. for at least 10 years after being admitted in any status

• Have not been convicted of an aggravated felony

• Have not previously been granted cancellation of removal or certain other relief1.

When you apply to the Immigration Judge for Cancellation of Removal, you have to convince the Judge that the positive factors (vouching for you to stay) outweigh the negative factors (which brought on the deportation proceedings). Here are some of the positive and negative factors an Immigration Judge will look at when deciding whether to approve your application for Cancellation of Removal with EOIR-42B:

Positive factors:

• You have family ties in the U.S.

• You have a history of long-time residency in the U.S.

• You own property in the U.S., or you have significant business ties.

• Proof of good moral character.

Negative factors:

• Any other evidence of bad character.

It’s advisable to seek assistance from an immigration attorney to navigate the process effectively.