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  Los Angeles Immigration Court

The Los Angeles Immigration Court is located in Downtown Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles Immigration Court is located at 606 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, CA 90014.  

The Los Angeles Immigration Court handles all cases that are set for removal. Removal is more commonly known as deporation. This means that if or someone you know is ordered to appear at the Los Angeles Immigration Court this person is in “deporation” proceedings. In other words the Federal Government of the United States, or the Department of Homeland Security, is trying to deport you or the person you know.

Los Angeles Immigration Court hours vary depending on the Immigration Judge. It is highly advisable to be present at the court room listed at least 30 minutes before the time stated on the notice of next hearing.

The Los Angeles Immigration Court clerk’s office is located on the 15th floor. At the Los Angeles Immigration Court clerk’s office you can find out information regarding your next court hearing and other relevant information. The clerk’s office will not provide legal advice.

Common Questions

Do I have to Show up for my Court hearing? YES! If you fail to appear for your court hearing the Immigration Judge will order you “removed in absentia,” which means that the Immigration Judge will order that you be deported.

Do I need an Immigration Lawyer? The short answer is that NO. There is no law that requires you to have an immigration lawyer. However, it is not a good idea to represent yourself! Immigration law is very complicated and takes an experienced immigration attorney to be successful.

What if I Do Not Have an Immigration Attorney at My First Hearing? This is generally not a problem. The Immigration Judge will ask you whether you would like some time to find a lawyer. If you say that you do, the Immigration Judge will generally allow you some time to find a lawyer.

If I don’t Speak English Will Someone Help Me? The Los Angeles Immigration Court provides free translators in the language of the individual.

Why do I have to go to Los Angeles Immigration Court? If you are ordered to appear before the Los Angeles Immigration Court it is probably because you are an individual who is in the United States illegally and has been denied legalization or you are a Lawful Permanent Resident who has committed certain criminal offenses. (Click here to see what crimes are deportable offenses). To learn more about the reasons for why you have been ordered to appear in the Los Angeles Immigration Court click here.

Where is the Los Angeles Immigration Court Located? The Los Angeles Immigration Court is located right in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. It is a very congested area with a lot of traffic. It is very important that you make sure you have plenty of time to get to the Los Angeles Immigration Court on time. For directions click here.

Categories: Immigration

Posted By Budris & Barrios on August 07, 2009 11:05 am | Permalink 
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