Facing Deportation? How Marriage to a U.S. Citizen Could Help You Get a Green Card

Are you currently in immigration court proceedings and married (or planning to be)? Do you want to know if you still have a path to a U.S. green card through marriage or under 42B Cancellation of Removal? You’re not alone — and this video can help.

🔍 In this video, immigration attorney Kousha Adhami from Adhami Law Group breaks down:
1. What Cancellation of Removal (42B) is, and who may qualify — even if you’re undocumented and in court.
2. The three critical requirements:
  • 10 years of continuous physical presence before your Notice to Appear is filed
  • Good moral character during that period
  • Exceptional & extremely unusual hardship to a qualifying relative (spouse, parent, U.S. citizen/green card holder child)
3. Examples of what counts as “exceptional hardship,” and what kind of cases tend to succeed.
4. Common pitfalls and myths — what many people misunderstand or overlook.

If you’re in California and facing removal proceedings, or if you’re married and wondering how your case fits, this video can help you understand your options and what documentation and proof you’ll need to make your strongest case.

⚠️ Important: Immigration law is complex, and each case is unique. This video is for general information, not legal advice. Contact a qualified immigration lawyer for your situation.

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