I would like to transfer my asylum case from Los angeles to Seattle. I am now in Immigration Court Proceedings.

Asked 5 months ago - Seattle, WA

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what should I do in order to transfer my case? What I supposed to be done?

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    Answered January 31, 2013 16:00. If you have moved from Los Angeles to Seattle, you need to submit a Motion to Change Venue to the Immigration Judge in Los Angeles.

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    Answered January 31, 2013 16:26. I agree with my colleagues. You could do a motion to change venue, to ask the court to move your case to Seattle. You would need to follow some detailed rules in order to do this correctly. I suggest that you consult with an experienced immigration attorney to have this done properly.

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    Answered January 31, 2013 16:12. Yes, there are specific requirements that the motion to change venue must comply with. I recommend the assistance of an attorney on this one, at least for a detailed consultation.

    This reply is intended only as general information and does not constitute legal advice in any particular case.... more

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