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Check your immigration case status online with your A-Number. Find court closures, bond hearings, and legal orientation program information.
Check your immigration case status online with your A-Number on the official website of the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). Find information about court closures, legal orientation, and contact details.
Find the operational status of each immigration court in the U.S. by ZIP code or keyword search. For information about your case, check the Automated Case Information System online or call the immigration court handling your case.
EOIR provides an Automated Case Information System that allows you to check your case status online or by calling 800-898-7180. You can also find an immigration court, access internet-based hearing information, and get public health guidance.
Learn how to access and use the Automated Case Information System (ACIS) and the EOIR Courts & Appeals System (ECAS) to check your immigration case status online. You can also file forms, request for ROP, and view your file online.
Use EOIR's Operational Status Map to check the current operational status of the immigration courts. EOIR's Respondent Access allows you to file forms with the immigration court and the Board of Immigration Appeals.
This is the official portal for authorized users to access and file materials before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). You need a DOJ account to register, create, and manage your profile and case files.
Find information and resources about immigration proceedings before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). Learn how to check your case status online, contact EOIR, and access legal representation.
Find information and resources about immigration proceedings before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). Learn how to check your case status, prepare for hearings, and contact EOIR.
Find the nearest immigration court and its operational status by entering a ZIP code on the EOIR website. You can also access case information, practice materials, online filing, and other resources for immigration courts.