Mississippi Cancellation of Removal Lawyer

Cancellation of Removal Attorney in Mississippi

Our Mississippi Immigration Legal Team of Chhabra, Gibbs & Trehan, PLLC (part of Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis P.A.) will take every measure to halt or even cancel the removal process and allow a foreign national to remain in the United States and ensure that filings are accurate.

Cancellation of Removal

Removal and deportation proceedings are serious legal situations that must be confronted with a powerful defense. You want to keep your family intact and live your life in peace. You need a law firm with a proven record of aggressively fighting unjust removals.

Deportation and removal proceedings are heard in an immigration court. As soon as you learn that you may be removed or deported, you should immediately speak with an immigration defense attorney and a talented litigator with a thorough understanding of immigration law and effective defenses.

Cancellation of Removal is available to certain long-term permanent residents who are facing removal proceedings (deportation) and have been convicted of certain crimes involving moral turpitude, drug offenses, and domestic violence or child abuse crimes.

To qualify for this waiver you must have:

• Resided in the U.S. as a permanent resident for 5 years; and
• Lived in the U.S. continuously for 7 years in any lawful status
• As a legal resident, you must present strong and persuasive reasons as to why you should be allowed to stay in the country. You will need to prove strong family connections, employment, and a record of character. If you have a criminal record, you must discuss this matter thoroughly with your attorney.

Other common grounds for deportation or removal include: unlawful entry into the United States, continuing with prohibited unlawful presence, status violations, and more.

Our office can assist you with filing an application for 42A or 42B cancellation of removal. We can try to reopen your case if your application for cancellation of removal was wrongly denied, or if you were ordered removed based on an invalid NTA. Our office can request that you terminate your case due to the defective NTA. We can also appeal your case based on a denial of cancellation of removal. Our office will stay with you throughout the process, remaining up to date on any changes to the law that could help you, and vigorously fighting on your behalf.

If you have been told that you are not eligible for 42A (INA 240A(a)) or 42B (INA 240A(b)) cancellation of removal due to the residency requirements, speak with an immigration attorney as soon as possible–you may now be eligible.

It is in your interest to talk with a qualified lawyer as quickly as possible.

Additional Immigration that we can assist with is Green Cards for DACA & TPS holders, I-130 with Provisional Waiver, Obtaining Green Cards Through Marriage, Parents of US Citizens, Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver, Same Sex Marriage, and Sibling Immigration.