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Anything I can do to obtain a green card?

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I was a legal permanent resident. I committed a felony and served 3 years in state prison. INS removed permament resident status and order a final deportation to Vietnam. Vietnam does not currently except those who move to the States before July 1995. My question is , is there anything or anyway I can do in order to to remove the deportation and obtain a green card? Thank you,

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Stephen Berman ·
If you are eligible to readjust your status, you may be able to get the immigration court to reopen and grant you permanent resident status.
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Jeffrey Slatus ·
The answer to your question depends on the type of felony, as well as whether or not you can prove a form of extreme hardship to a qualifying relative. You should consult an immigration attorney to discuss the specifics to see if you are eligible.
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Susanna Dvortsin ·
You need to consult with a qualified immigration attorney as this is an very complicated matter
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