Is my hearing in Denver or in Aurora?
These two Colorado courts are easy to mix up, and a wrong guess sends you to the wrong city. This court is at 1961 Stout Street, Suite 3101, in Denver. The Aurora Immigration Court is inside a DHS-controlled detention center at 3130 N. Oakland Street. EOIR's Operational Status page listed both courts as open on October 31, 2026. Your latest hearing notice decides, not a news story or a friend's experience. Our guide on confirming your court, date and judge walks through the checks, and the directory of courts by state lists other locations.
Is there parking or public transit near the Denver court?
EOIR's page, updated October 9, 2026, lists no parking information for Stout Street and gives no building directions beyond the suite number. For public transit, it says service is available through the Regional Transportation District (RTD), but names no route or stop, so use RTD's own trip planner. The page does not describe accessibility arrangements, so if you have a disability or need help reaching the suite, call 303-844-5815 before the day of the hearing. Court screening adds time at the door, and our master calendar hearing guide explains how to plan for it.
What if I need to drop off papers at Suite 3101?
Do not rely on fax or email, because this court discards faxes and other electronic submissions it did not ask for, and they do not become part of the record. The window closes half an hour before public hours end, so a visit in the last half hour will not get papers filed. Requests about the asylum EAD clock, the day count for a work permit, go only to Asylum.Clock.Denver@usdoj.gov, with the applicant's name, A-number and reason. General email is Denver.Immigration.Court@usdoj.gov. Plan filings ahead of an individual hearing, since EOIR says a court can close unexpectedly.
Why does a Wyoming or state prison case mention Denver?
EOIR's administrative control list, updated October 1, 2026, places the Denver DHS district office, including sub-offices, the Colorado Department of Corrections and the Wyoming Department of Corrections under this court. Under 8 CFR 1003.11, that can mean papers are filed at Stout Street and at no other court, even when the hearing is held elsewhere. Only the notice shows where a hearing takes place. The Salt Lake City DHS sub-office of the Denver district appears instead under the Salt Lake City court, which has its own entry on the list. Our Wyoming page may also help.
Who are the judges at the Denver court?
EOIR's page lists seven immigration judges and one temporary immigration judge, Toren G. Mushovic. They include Nina M. Carbone, Ivan E. Gardzelewski, Christopher Greer, Damona Taef Hakiman, Andrew Hurd and Tyler Wood. EOIR's court page has the full list. Matthew W. Kaufman is named as Assistant Chief Immigration Judge, the same post EOIR lists for him at the Aurora court. A name here does not show who has your case. EOIR's internet-based hearing directory says to contact the court if you are unsure whether a hearing is in person or online.