Immigration is a form of protection for certain groups of people, legally or illegally residing in the United States, the case of which, for whatever reasons, we were in the deportation procedure in Immigration Court.

There are certain conditions, for a variety of permanent resident and illegally-resident alien whose presence makes the process “Deportation Otmena” possible. The positive decision of the court in such a case is to obtain permanent resident status, ie, obtaining a green card. This process is not automatic, it is believed by the people, but achievable, if you have documents confirming each item of the law.

Cancel Deportations to permanent residents of the United States

Permanent residents may be deported for committing certain number of crimes, but this man has the right to process the cancellation of deportation, when his case was referred to the Immigration Court. In accordance with Article 240A of the Act on the Immigration and Naturalization Service in order to be eligible for cancellation of deportation, US permanent resident must meet the following requirements:

• Be a lawful permanent resident for at least 5 years prior to deportation procedures
• To live in the US in any status at least 7 years
• Not have been convicted of a particularly serious crime dangerous.

In accordance with the law, the time frame of 7 years living in the US stopped a day charge of violating the immigration law on the basis of the crimes committed.

Cancel deportations for illegal foreign residents.

In accordance with section 240A (b) of the Act on the Immigration and Naturalization Service, in order to be eligible for cancellation of deportation, unlawfully resident alien must meet the following requirements:

• To live in the United States continuously for 10 years before the initiation of deportation procedures
• Be a trustworthy person and not to commit serious crimes
• Have a spouse, child or parent who has the status of a permanent resident or US citizen who will experience insurmountable difficulties, in the case of a relative deportation.

Illegally residing foreigners can obtain permanent resident status in such a procedure and if the husband scoffed at them, citizen or permanent resident of the United States, and he lived in the US for more than three years at the time of excitation of deportation procedures. In this case, the general requirements are not applicable, but the alien must demonstrate the difficulties himself in case of deportation.