Yes, you do need to change your address with the immigration court using the Form EOIR-33. It is extremely important that you do so without… Read More »I am currently in immigration proceedings and I am moving. Do I need to change my address?
Yes, depending on the circumstances and legal grounds for doing so. Specifically, abandonment of lawful permanent resident status and criminal arrests/convictions are common grounds for… Read More »Can the government take away my green card?
An individual who has been scheduled for an immigration court hearing MUST attend the hearing, even if you do not have a lawyer. If you… Read More »What happens if I do not attend a removal or deportation hearing?
A Notice to Appear (“NTA”) is a charging document issued by the United States Department of Homeland Security to begin removal or deportation proceedings against… Read More »I received a Notice to Appear (Form I-862) from the United States Department of Homeland Security. What is this document? Should I be concerned?