• Confirms your identity and legal representation • Reviews the charges listed in your Notice to Appear (NTA) • Asks what type of relief you’re seeking (e.g., asylum) • Sets deadlines for submitting applications and evidence • Schedules your Individual Hearing (final trial). take 10 to 20 minutes

@aym s docyou have a lawyer? if yes, conversation will be with your lawyer. your lawyer will agree with charges, double check your name and then will say that you file for asylum as a defense to deportation…and will ask you where to deport you if you got denied, which is usually COP .maybe 5-10m tops….

Thanks.is the next date would be within months, years?

@aym s most likely years…but that depends on the court

last week Lawyer sent a motion to reschedule the master hearing he said That way, the scheduling can take place behind the scenes. then When I checked the website of the Eoir, it says “ no master hearing scheduled yet “