Useful Links
Official government resources for checking immigration case information, reviewing processing times, accessing payment services and locating travel records.
Immigration Court & EOIR
EOIR Case Status
Look up available immigration court and Board of Immigration Appeals case information, including hearing information, through EOIR's Automated Case Information system.
Court notices are the official source for hearing information. The online system may not display every case or update.
EOIR Payment Portal
Access EOIR's official portal to pay applicable immigration court and Board of Immigration Appeals fees. Confirm the correct filing type and fee before paying, and retain your payment receipt. Contact our office if you need help identifying the appropriate payment.
EOIR Forms & Fees
Find official immigration court and Board of Immigration Appeals forms, filing information and fee resources.
USCIS Case Tools
USCIS Case Status
Check available application or petition updates using the receipt number on your USCIS notice.
USCIS Processing Times
Review published processing-time estimates for your form, case category and processing office.
USCIS Change of Address
Review USCIS instructions for updating your address. A USCIS address update does not update your address with the immigration court. Contact our office about any separate notifications needed for your case.
Visas & Travel Records
Department of State Visa Bulletin
Review the monthly Visa Bulletin and immigrant visa availability information.
Visa Application Status
Check your U.S. visa application status through the Department of State's Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC).
I-94 & Travel History
Access CBP's official portal to retrieve available arrival/departure records and travel history.
Questions about your case?
Our team can help you understand how agency information relates to your immigration matter. Schedule a consultation or call (847) 444-9000.
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