Cancellation of Removal
Have you been living in the United States for a long time, and are you in removal proceedings? Even if you are undocumented, there may be a way for you to avoid deportation and get a Green Card through a process called Cancellation of Removal.
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- You have lived here (or been “continuously physically present) for 10 years or more years.
- Being forced to leave the United States would create extraordinary difficulties for your qualifying family member(s) who is/are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.
- You are an honest, upstanding person who doesn’t have any bad and potentially dangerous habits, such as excessive gambling, using drugs or drinking too much.
- You have not been convicted on certain criminal charges or broken certain laws.
- You have had a Green Card for no less than five years when your application for cancellation of removal is filed.
- You have continually lived here for at least seven years after entering the United States with any recognized immigration status, before the imaginary time “clock” is stopped for any reason.
- You have not been found guilty of an aggravated felony as defined for the purposes of U.S. immigration law.
- There are no prior occasions on which you were allowed to remain in the country based on a successful application for cancelation of removal, or a specific waiver of deportation for certain crimes.
- The immigration judge should approve your request using their discretion, and let you keep your Green Card.
Your Attorney Compiles your Case, you Sign, and your Attorney Submits. Your attorney prepares all necessary USCIS forms and any supporting materials in their power. If there is supporting documentation that only you as the client have access to (ex: former employer letters), they will tell you exactly what you need to do and provide you with samples, so you can get the correct documentation. Once everything is ready, your attorney will compile your case into a professional legal petition, with a cover letter and a table of contents that will please USCIS and/or the other immigration authorities. They will check everything again, and send it to you to print and sign, via our secure online system. You will print and sign your completed case, and mail it to us in the envelope we provide. Your attorney will verify that you signed in the correct places, and they will send it off to the correct USCIS Dropbox, processing center, or other authority. It is possible that USCIS or other immigration authorities may request additional documentation/clarification regarding your petition. Your attorney will handle any such requests, communicating with you as required. Please visit our How our Legal Services Work page.*
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ZONTLAW LAW OFFICES OF JULIA GREENBERG

With more than a decade in the field, Julia Greenberg has earned a reputation as a highly successful immigration attorney. Since 2006, she has represented countless corporate and individual clients in complex matters ranging from removal (deportation) to asylum, family, business and investor’s petitions, and employment-based cases.
Authorized to practice in immigrant courts throughout the United States, Ms. Greenberg may also appear before the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. District Courts for the Southern, Northern, and Eastern districts of New York, and the New York Supreme Court. Ms. Greenberg takes pride in helping clients who have been unable to get satisfactory results elsewhere. Her honesty and compassion, combined with her expertise and vast knowledge of immigration law make her a formidable opponent in court – resulting in a long list of satisfied clients and positive referrals.
Outside of court, Ms. Greenberg often addresses Congress regarding relevant legislation. She also devotes her spare time to making presentations at local events, where she answers questions for New York’s immigrant community.Ms. Greenberg is a member of the New York City Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), where she is a member in good standing in its New York Chapter. Ms. Greenberg is also fluent in Russian.
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