Motion to close court

A motion to close court is a request made to an immigration judge to temporarily suspend a person's deportation proceedings. This request may be made for several reasons, such as to await a decision from another immigration agency, to request a transfer of employment, or to demonstrate that the person is not a priority for immigration enforcement. Administrative closure is not a definitive solution, but rather a way to postpone the case until it is reopened by one of the parties or by order of the judge. Administrative closure can have advantages and disadvantages, depending on each person's situation, so it is recommended to consult with an immigration attorney before requesting it.

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Temporarily pause the deportation process and avoid future hearings until the case is reopened.
Apply for a work permit in certain circumstances.
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Demonstrate that the person is not a priority for immigration law enforcement and has family, employment, or community ties in the United States.

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