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Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) Forms and Documents

As its name indicates, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) is a government office centered on review in immigration matters.

The forms listed here cover three different needs: an appeal from an Immigration Judge decision; notices identifying an attorney or representative before the Board of Immigration Appeals or an Immigration Court; and an application combining cancellation of removal with adjustment of status for certain nonpermanent residents. The appeal and appearance notices have distinct purposes, while the application is a separate document type.

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Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) forms

About the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)

The forms represented in this collection fall into three groups. One is an appeal notice tied to a decision by an Immigration Judge. Two others are appearance notices: one identifies an attorney or representative before the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the other does so before an Immigration Court. Their named forums and stated purposes differ, so an appearance notice should not be confused with an appeal notice.

A fourth document is an application for cancellation of removal and adjustment of status for certain nonpermanent residents. Unlike the appeal and appearance notices, it is an application, and its title specifies both cancellation and adjustment rather than a notice of representation or appeal. This distinction can help users identify which listed document matches the type of matter they are considering.

These titles describe forms currently published in this FillingPDF collection; they are not a complete inventory of every document EOIR may issue. Before using a form, consult the issuing agency’s current instructions and confirm the applicable version, eligibility criteria, deadlines, supporting-document requirements, and submission method. Those details can affect whether a listed form fits a situation and are not established by the form titles alone.