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New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a geographic reference for the immigration locations listed here. Federal law governs immigration eligibility; a location in New Hampshire does not itself establish status or court jurisdiction.

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Listed in an official agency directory checked 2026-10-20. This records a dated listing, not a guarantee of continuing employment, operations, occupancy, or case assignment. Recheck the official source before acting.

General information, not legal advice. See the notice at the end of this page.

Locations in the dated directories

On 2026-10-20, the imported directories associate 0 EOIR court/hearing locations, 0 USCIS asylum-office entries, and 2 ICE-listed facilities with New Hampshire. These are directory counts, not all courts, offices or custody locations in the region.

Location is not jurisdiction

EOIR, USCIS and ICE have different functions. Use your hearing or interview notice and applicable rules to identify the responsible agency; do not infer jurisdiction from the closest location.

Russian speakers in New Hampshire

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey for 2020–2024 estimates that 2,488 people age 5 and over speak Russian at home in New Hampshire (± 580), 0.2% of the U.S. total of 1,020,261. 783 of them (31.5%) speak English less than “very well”, against 41.4% nationally. 1,459 residents were born in Russia, 1,175 in Ukraine and 39 in Belarus. These are survey estimates for population groups and say nothing about any person's immigration status.

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What is New Hampshire?

New Hampshire is a geographic reference for the immigration locations listed here. Federal law governs immigration eligibility; a location in New Hampshire does not itself establish status or court jurisdiction.

What should I check before relying on this information?

Listed in an official agency directory checked 2026-10-20. This records a dated listing, not a guarantee of continuing employment, operations, occupancy, or case assignment. Recheck the official source before acting. The Census Bureau's American Community Survey for 2020–2024 estimates that 2,488 people age 5 and over speak Russian at home in New Hampshire (± 580), 0.2% of the U.S. total of 1,020,261. 783 of them (31.5%) speak English less than “very well”, against 41.4% nationally. 1,459 residents were born in Russia, 1,175 in Ukraine and 39 in Belarus. These are survey estimates for population groups and say nothing about any person's immigration status.

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