Is the suite 100 or 105?
Use Suite 105. EOIR's current court page, updated October 8, 2026, its status page and its administrative control list all give 3311 Toledo Road, Suite 105, Hyattsville, MD 20782. The notice announcing the court in February 2022 said Suite 100, and that older figure can still circulate. It is the same building address, but the suite on your paper may lag behind. The phone number, 301-955-3600, is unchanged since that notice. EOIR's page lists no floor or room beyond the suite. If your notice shows something else, trust neither memory nor a map; call the court and see the guide to finding your hearing.
How do I get there, and is there parking?
EOIR's parking note is a single line: parking is available for visitors. It gives no price, lot or capacity. For transit it names WMATA and Prince George's County's TheBus, with no station or route. Public hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday except federal holidays, and everyone passes a metal detector and handbag screening. EOIR adds that the court may close unexpectedly for weather or an emergency, and it posts closures on its Operational Status page, Facebook and X, so look there if the weather turns.
Why does an older paper say Baltimore or Arlington?
EOIR opened this court on February 28, 2022, and said at the time that cases would be transferred from the Arlington and Baltimore courts, with official notices going to the affected parties. An older paper may therefore name Baltimore while a newer one names Hyattsville, although a later move can have other causes. EOIR's administrative control list, updated October 1, 2026, shows Hyattsville and Baltimore under the Baltimore DHS district office, with no detention facility named under either. Your latest notice decides. Do not go to a former court from habit, because missing the hearing has its own consequences, covered in the guide to an in absentia removal order.
Where do I file, and where does a change of address go?
The window at Toledo Road runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A fax or electronic submission nobody requested is discarded with no notice to the sender, and ECAS is EOIR's separate e-filing route. For a change of address on Form EOIR-33, an undated ICE handout lists OPLA Baltimore, 31 Hopkins Plaza, Room 1600, beside this court, and says to update ICE officers through the ICE Portal. ICE's current listing names both Baltimore and Hyattsville in its Northeast Region with no street row for either, so ask the court where a DHS copy goes. Asylum.Clock.Hyattsville@usdoj.gov takes only asylum work-permit clock requests. ICE's check-in page, updated March 4, 2025, lists Maryland offices in Baltimore and Salisbury. See the individual hearing guide.
Which judges are listed at Hyattsville?
EOIR's page lists Immigration Judges Tanisha Bowens-McCatty, Kathleen E. Byrne, Irma Diaz, Felicia Holloman, Alison M. Igoe, David Jones, Thanos Kanellakos, Elizabeth Kessler, June Lee, Gurney F. Pearsall III, Rebecca A. Niburg, Ana L. Quiros, John S. Rubenstein and Dinesh C. Verma, plus Temporary Immigration Judge Michael Hussey. Kuyomars Golparvar is Assistant Chief Immigration Judge. This shows who is listed at the court, not who has your case. Follow your latest notice; the automated system at 800-898-7180 gives case status. EOIR's directory, updated October 29, 2026, gives each judge an access code, but the default with no representative is in person. Related: the immigration judges directory.