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A simple address mistake could lead to a deportation order without you ever knowing it exists
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June 9, 2026
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2:22Now PlayingA simple address mistake could lead to a deportation order without you ever knowing it exists. ⚠️ If you move and fail to file Form EOIR-33 with the immigration court, important hearing notices may be sent to your old address. Miss a hearing because you never received notice, and a judge can issue an in absentia removal order. 🚨 The appeal deadline can pass before you even learn about it, leaving you at risk of arrest and deportation at any time. With courts moving cases forward and scheduling massive master calendar hearings, staying informed is more important than ever. 📬 File Form EOIR-33, check the EOIR online portal regularly, and make sure you know when your next hearing is scheduled. Don’t let a clerical oversight destroy a strong asylum case. If you need help with an asylum case or help getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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