With your 42-A Cancellation of Removal, you must include evidence to prove that you meet of all eligibility requirements. The list below provides examples of some of this documentation but it is not exhaustive.

To prove seven years continuous residence, you should provide:

• Proof of physical residence in the U.S. including apartment lease or mortgage statements, utility bills, affidavit from landlord
• Proof of employment, including paystubs, W-2s, Federal or State tax returns
• Proof of school enrollment, including enrollment confirmation letter, report cards, attendance records
  
  

If you are applying for LPR Cancellation, you should provide documentation regarding criminal history, including police clearance, police reports, court judgment, and any relevant documentation. The applicant must show the court he or she has not committed an aggravated felony or any criminal offense that precludes 42-A eligibility.

Although there is no formal hardship or good moral character requirement, it is highly recommended that you provide evidence that he or she deserves a favorable decision on the 42-A cancellation application. 42-A cancellation is a discretionary form of relief and is not automatically granted upon the establishment of eligibility. Evidence includes but is not limited to:

• Affidavits from LPR or U.S citizen relatives, friends, or coworkers, attesting to your character, community involvement, employment, etc.;
• Community, Academic, or Professional Awards;
• Medical Records or any proof of hardship to U.S. citizen or LPR immediate family members (if they have serious medical conditions)
  
  

An experienced attorney can provide guidance regarding your particular case. You should consult an immigration attorney for the supporting documentation needed based on your unique circumstances.