If this fails and the judge finds you removable, we may apply for a cancellation of removal – a 212(H) waiver or 212(C) waiver – for asylum, which is also called withholding of removal based on the Convention of Torture. Your attorney may be able to prove the judge’s basis for removal is incorrect or unfounded, making you eligible for a withholding of removal. You may also qualify for an adjustment of status, asylum/refuge, or other relief from deportation. If not, consider requesting a voluntary departure.