The Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) runs the immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), where removal (deportation) cases are decided. Cases move on strict deadlines and require well-organized written filings — applications for relief, supporting evidence, and motions — submitted to the court.
What we prepare
- Applications for relief such as EOIR-42A and EOIR-42B (cancellation of removal) and Form I-589 (asylum/withholding), assembled with the required supporting evidence.
- Motions to reopen or reconsider before the immigration judge or the BIA, with the procedural history and exhibits organized.
- Evidence packets — indexed exhibits, tabs, witness declarations, and country-conditions documentation.
- Appeal packets to the BIA (EOIR-29) and the supporting record.
- Certified translations of foreign-language evidence.
What we do NOT do — this is important
Appearing in immigration court, signing a Notice of Entry of Appearance (EOIR-28), advising you on which relief to seek, or arguing your case are acts of legal representation. A registered Legal Document Assistant cannot represent you before EOIR — only a licensed attorney or a representative accredited by the BIA may do that. Imverica prepares documents at your direction and does not give legal advice, choose your forms or strategy, or guarantee any outcome. Because removal cases carry serious consequences, we strongly encourage you to retain a licensed immigration attorney or an accredited representative, and we maintain referrals.
Authority: 8 C.F.R. Part 1003 (EOIR organization and procedure); INA §240 (removal proceedings); 8 C.F.R. §1003.23 (motions before the immigration judge) and §1003.2 (motions before the BIA); 8 C.F.R. Part 1292 (representation and accredited representatives). Document preparation only — not legal advice or representation.