Hugo Lopez-Alvarado Maria Trinidad Lizardo De Lopez Hugo Giovani Lopez-Lizardo v. John Ashcroft, Attorney General

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the “IJ’s demand for documentary evidence was unreasonable in light of petitioner’s circumstances” as someone who “stayed home and did not work”
• finding that petitioners had met their burden where nothing contradicted the detailed documentary and testimonial evidence presented by petitioners
• finding that petitioners had met their burden where the detailed documentary and testimonial evidence presented by petitioners was consistent
• finding that petitioners had met their burden where the detailed documentary and testimonial evidence presented by petitioners was consistent
• noting that “the corroborating evidence for Mr. Lopez’s continuous presence is particularly strong [and] powerful in the aggregate”
• holding substantial evidence did not support denial of cancellation of removal application where alien’s credible testimony regarding physical presence was rejected due to her failure to provide corroborating evidence.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).