What is an Application for Cancellation of Removal?

An Application for Cancellation of Removal is a form that is used in South Carolina to help immigrants in the U.S. who are facing deportation avoid removal from the country. If approved, the application will cancel the person’s removal and allow them to remain in the U.S. with a legal status. To qualify for Cancellation of Removal, the individual must have been living in the U.S. for more than 10 years as a lawful permanent resident. They must also demonstrate that their removal would cause their family severe hardship. The person must also not have been convicted of a aggravated felony, or have a criminal record. Furthermore, they must not pose a risk to public safety or national security. Those who are eligible to submit the Application for Cancellation of Removal must also take a few additional steps. These include filing a joint application with their U.S. citizen spouse or parent, and demonstrating their good moral character. They must also show that removal would cause exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to themselves or their spouse, parent, or child who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. If approved, the applicant will be allowed to remain in the U.S. and become a lawful permanent resident. The application must be filed with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It must also be accompanied by additional forms, such as an affidavit or parole evidence.

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Una solicitud de cancelación de remoción es una forma de defensa de inmigración utilizada en el proceso de deportación. Por lo general, la cancelación de remoción es la última línea de defensa para una persona que se ve amenazada con la deportación. Esta aplicación le permite al solicitante solicitar el cese de su remoción a los Estados Unidos a un tribunal de inmigración determinado. Esta aplicación se puede presentar en el tribunal de inmigración tanto si la persona ya se ha presentado ante el tribunal como si aún no lo ha hecho. El solicitante debe demostrar que cumple con los requisitos necesarios para la cancelación de la remoción, que incluyen demostrar que tiene un legítimo motivo para su solicitud. Estos requisitos incluyen la residencia continua en los Estados Unidos durante al menos cinco años, un buen historial de comportamiento y buena moral, además de demostrar que la deportación causará una situación injusta a él o a su familia. El tribunal de inmigración de Carolina del Sur tendrá una serie de factores a considerar a la hora de decidir si la solicitud de cancelación de remoción de un solicitante es apropiada, como el impacto de la deportación en la familia del solicitante, la contribución a su comunidad, así como su nivel de arraigo a los Estados Unidos. Si el tribunal de inmigración aprueba la solicitud de cancelación de remoción, el solicitante será otorgado con una tarjeta verde y un estatus legal permanente.

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