Baltimore is home to a growing immigrant community and to its own immigration court, which means residents facing removal proceedings have their cases heard right in the city. We represent Baltimore clients in removal defense, bond hearings, asylum claims, and family-based petitions, alongside tax and bankruptcy matters.
We're based in Alexandria, Virginia, and serve Baltimore clients primarily through virtual consultations, with in-person representation for court appearances at the Baltimore Immigration Court itself.
The Baltimore Immigration Court
The Baltimore Immigration Court is located in the George H. Fallon Federal Building at 31 Hopkins Plaza, Suite 440, Baltimore, MD 21201. This is where removal proceedings for many Maryland respondents, including Baltimore residents, are heard. Public and window filing hours are generally Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
Who We Serve
- Baltimore residents in removal proceedings before the Baltimore Immigration Court
- Families detained or facing bond hearings connected to Maryland detention facilities
- Individuals pursuing asylum or other humanitarian relief
- Baltimore families navigating marriage-based green cards and family petitions
- Green card holders in Baltimore pursuing naturalization
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my case be heard at the Baltimore Immigration Court?
If you're in removal proceedings and your case is venued in Maryland, it's often heard at the Baltimore Immigration Court in the George H. Fallon Federal Building. We can confirm which court has your case once we review your Notice to Appear.
Are your attorneys licensed in Maryland?
Immigration law is federal. An attorney licensed in any U.S. state can represent clients before USCIS and in immigration court nationwide. Audrey M. Wandji Tchamda is licensed in the District of Columbia and is currently pursuing bar admission in Maryland. Sierra J. Murph is licensed in New York and is currently pursuing bar admission in Virginia.
This page is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Murph & Tchamda LLP maintains its office in Alexandria, Virginia, and serves clients throughout this area via virtual consultation and, where applicable, in person. Contact us to discuss your specific situation.