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EOIR Tracker

Immigration court alerts

If you have an A-Number, you need this app.

We check the immigration court's public record for your A-Number and alert you, in English or Spanish, when a case or a hearing appears or changes.

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For iPhone and Android.

14 days free, then from $1.99 a month. Alerts included. No ads.

Independent service. Not the government. Not a law firm. Case information comes from EOIR's public website, acis.eoir.justice.gov.

You can have a court date and not know it

Many people with an A-Number have an application waiting at USCIS. If it is denied, or even while it is still pending, the government can send the case to immigration court with a Notice to Appear.

That notice goes to the address the government has on file. If it goes to an old address, or to a notario or someone who used to help with your case, you may never see it.

If you miss the hearing, the judge can order you removed (deported) without you there, "in absentia", and you may not find out until much later.

EOIR Tracker checks the court's record for your A-Number. Even if the court has no case for you today, we keep checking about once a week and alert you if one appears.

This is general information, not legal advice. If you think you may have a court case, talk to an immigration lawyer or an accredited representative. Don't rely only on the app: keep your address up to date with USCIS and the court, and confirm dates with the court or your lawyer.

What we alert you about

  • The court opens a case for your A-Number
  • A hearing is scheduled
  • A hearing is moved or taken off the calendar
  • A decision is entered
  • An appeal is filed
  • The judge or court changes
  • A hearing changes between in person and online

A new case, hearings and decisions: as soon as we see them. Judge, court, format and appeal changes: in one update that day.

Where the information comes from

Everything we show comes from EOIR's free public case information website, acis.eoir.justice.gov. We check it for you throughout the week and keep a timeline of every change. We are not EOIR or any government agency, and we don't give legal advice.

To confirm a date, call EOIR at 1-800-898-7180, or ask your lawyer.

How it works

Three steps. No paperwork.

  1. 1. Add your A-Number and country

    9 digits, from your immigration papers. Give the case a name you'll recognise.

  2. 2. We check the court

    We look up your case on EOIR throughout the week. If EOIR has no case for you yet, we keep checking about once a week.

  3. 3. We tell you

    A new hearing, a change, or a decision — you get a notification in your language.

Pricing

No contract. Cancel anytime.

Every plan: alerts included, no ads, 14 days free.

The first 14 days are free.After that it renews monthly at the price below until you cancel in Google Play or the App Store.

  • 1 case$1.99a month
  • 2 cases$3.49a month$1.75 per case
  • 3 cases$4.99a month$1.66 per case
  • Up to 6 cases$8.99a month$1.50 per case

Less per case as you add more. Many cases at an office? Write to us

Calm, private, and on your side

  • Independent

    We are not the government and not a law firm, and we do not give legal advice. The app shows the same thing the court's public website shows.

  • Your A-Number stays private

    Never in a notification or a link. Never sold, and shared only to look up your case on EOIR.

  • In your language

    Spanish or English — you choose.

What a notification says
EOIR Trackernow

The hearing for María R. has been rescheduled to 12 Nov, now at Concord Immigration Court.

Your A-Number never appears on your lock screen. The alert names the case by the name you gave it and says what changed.

Frequently asked questions

I don't have a court case. Do I need this?

It can help. A court notice can go to an old address or to someone who used to help you, so a court date can go unseen; we check the court's record for your A-Number about once a week while it has no case, and alert you if one appears.

Read the guide: Could you have a court date?

Is this the government?

No. We are an independent service: not the government and not a law firm.

Read the guide: Who we are

Where does the information come from?

From EOIR's free public case information website, acis.eoir.justice.gov. To confirm a date, call EOIR at 1-800-898-7180.

Read the guide: How to check your case

How often do you check?

We check EOIR's public record throughout the week. If EOIR has no case for your A-Number yet, we keep checking about once a week.

Do you give legal advice?

No. We are not lawyers. We tell you what the court's public website shows; for questions about your case, talk to an immigration lawyer or an accredited representative.

What will you alert me about?

When the court opens a case for your A-Number; when a hearing is scheduled, moved or taken off the calendar; when a decision is entered; when an appeal is filed; when the judge or court changes; and when a hearing switches between in person and online. A new case, hearings and decisions: as soon as we see them. Judge, court, format and appeal changes: in one update that day.

How is this different from checking EOIR myself?

EOIR's site has no history or alerts, and you have to solve a captcha every time. We check it and tell you.

How much does it cost?

The first 14 days are free. After that, from $1.99 a month for one case, up to $8.99 for 6 cases.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes, from the store, no contract. Cancel before the 14-day trial ends and you pay nothing.

Is the app in Spanish?

Yes — you choose Spanish or English.

Is my A-Number safe?

It's never in a notification and never sold.

Read the guide: What is an A-Number

Can I watch more than one case?

Yes, from one case up to six.

Guides

General information in plain words. Not legal advice.

Try it free for 14 days.

Then from $1.99 a month per case. Cancel anytime.

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