Los Angeles Immigration Court
300 North Los Angeles Street, Rm. 4330, Los Angeles, California 90012
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Court Information
300 North Los Angeles Street, Rm. 4330
Los Angeles, California 90012
Being verified — call (213) 769-0050
Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (filing window until 4:00 p.m.); closed federal holidays
Immigration Court
Open · EOIR live status ↗
Being verified
Sitting Immigration Judges
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review.
- Kevin Riley ACIJ
- Matthew Chan IJ
- Timothy Everett IJ
- Andrea Hong IJ
- Jaime Jasso IJ
- Nancy Miller IJ
- Rachel Ruane IJ
- Andrea Siebert IJ
- Taiyyeba S. Skomra IJ
Hearing Types
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About This Court
Location and building details from public sources. Operational details are confirmed with the court — call (213) 769-0050.
The court is in Room 4330 of the 300 North Los Angeles Street Federal Building, in the downtown Civic Center. The building fronts North Los Angeles Street between Temple Street and Aliso Street, just south of the US-101 freeway and across from the Roybal federal courthouse.
The Metro Civic Center/Grand Park station (B, D and J Lines) is about four blocks away, and Union Station's rail and bus connections are nearby. Paid parking is available around the building; there is no free court parking.
The 300 North Los Angeles Street Federal Building, opened in 1965 to a design by Welton Becket, Albert C. Martin and Paul R. Williams, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and also houses ICE, USCIS and IRS offices.
Los Angeles is California's largest city and the seat of the Central District of California. This EOIR court hears removal and immigration cases for the greater Los Angeles area, within the Ninth Circuit.
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Also serving Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands — see the full list of courts.
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A senior attorney will respond within one business day. For detained or emergency matters, call 24/7.