Where do I go on West Congress Street?
EOIR's Tucson page, dated October 8, 2026, gives 300 West Congress Street, Suite 300; its operational status page writes the same address as 300 West Congress St. There is no floor number, so look for Suite 300 and ask at security if needed. For parking, EOIR says only that visitor parking signs are posted. It gives no bus or transit detail, and we found no official source for one, so plan your route yourself. In contrast to Florence and Eloy, EOIR does not describe this court as being inside a detention facility. Be careful with one similar-looking listing: ICE places its Tucson attorneys at 6431 S. Country Club Road. That is not the court.
Is my case really in Tucson?
Check before you travel, because older paperwork can name a court your case has left. EOIR treats court notices as your official source. Compare the latest one with the Automated Case Information System or the line at 800-898-7180, as our guide to confirming a hearing date explains. If anything differs, call 520-670-5212. Arizona also has courts in Phoenix, Eloy and Florence, so go by the city on your latest notice. If Tucson is not your court, our directory of immigration courts lists the others.
What are the filing rules at this court?
Paper can go to the window between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, except federal holidays; the last half hour of public hours, to 4:30 p.m., does not help. You can also mail it or use a courier to 300 West Congress Street, Suite 300, but it counts as filed only when the court receives it. Filings can also be made in open court. Attorneys and accredited representatives of record e-file through ECAS, and unrepresented people whom EOIR notifies may use its Respondent Access Portal. Do not fax or email documents: unrequested ones are discarded with no notice to the sender. Asylum.Clock.Tucson@usdoj.gov takes only asylum work-permit clock requests.
Who is listed at the Tucson court, and where do questions go?
When read on October 31, 2026, EOIR's directory listed three judges under Tucson: Kathryn DeAngelis, Michael W. Lloyd and Gilda Terrazas. The court page lists Irene C. Feldman as Assistant Chief Immigration Judge, with Theresa M. Scala as backup, and Sathya Riebs as Acting Court Administrator. Riebs is also the administrator listed for Phoenix. These names show who works at the court, not who has a person's case. General questions go to Tucson.Immigration.Court@usdoj.gov or 520-670-5212, and reporters go to EOIR's Office of Policy.
Could my Tucson hearing be by internet or phone?
Only if it was set that way. Tucson's page gives no access details and points to EOIR's directory, where DeAngelis, Lloyd and Terrazas each have a Webex link and access code. A link does not make a hearing remote, and people with no representative of record default to in person. Telephonic hearings use 1-415-527-5035 plus the access code. Check EOIR's Operational Status page for closures; it showed this court as open on October 31, 2026. If you come in person, allow time for the metal detector and handbag check at each visit, because lateness can matter; see our guide to an in absentia order. For the hearing itself, see the guide to the individual merits hearing.