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Six tools built by our attorneys, tuned for Miami: the court lookup opens on Florida's immigration courts, the bond estimator reflects what judges here typically set, and every tool runs in your browser without storing anything you enter.
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Processing times, green card timelines, visa options, asylum screening, bond estimates, and the Florida immigration court lookup. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you enter is stored or sent.
Is your case on track, or overdue and worth escalating? Check I-130, I-485, I-765, N-400 and more.
How long your green card is likely to take by category, country of birth, and filing path.
Two quick questions to see which U.S. visa options fit your goal, with the honest trade-offs.
Five confidential questions on persecution, protected grounds, the one-year deadline, and common bars.
A typical bond range for an ICE detention case and the factors the judge will weigh.
Find the immigration courts in your state and check your next hearing date with your A-number.
Using the tools in Miami
The Miami Immigration Court carries an estimated 58,000 pending cases with waits around four years; the Orlando court adds roughly 22,000 for Central Florida. Detained cases from Krome and Broward are heard on faster dockets.
Most Miami-Dade and Broward arrests go to Krome or the Broward Transitional Center; overflow moves to Glades, Baker, and out-of-state facilities in Louisiana and Texas. Krome's population has grown sharply since 2025, and conditions there are a reason to move fast on bond.
Affirmative asylum interviews for South Florida residents are scheduled through the Miami Asylum Office, one of the busiest in the country. Referred cases go to the Miami Immigration Court, where an estimated 58,000 cases are pending; Orlando handles Central Florida. Our Miami office is on SW 147th Avenue, twenty minutes from Krome and the Miami Immigration Court. We appear in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts in person and by video.
Miami immigration facts
Miami Immigration Court
333 S Miami Ave, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33130
Est. wait 4.0 yrs · 15 judges · Pending 58,000
Orlando Immigration Court
3535 Lawton Rd, Suite 150, Orlando, FL 32803
Est. wait 3.6 yrs · 6 judges · Pending 22,000
Wait times and pending-case figures are estimates; confirm your hearing with your A-number through EOIR.
Most Miami-Dade and Broward arrests go to Krome or the Broward Transitional Center; overflow moves to Glades, Baker, and out-of-state facilities in Louisiana and Texas. Krome's population has grown sharply since 2025, and conditions there are a reason to move fast on bond.
Affirmative asylum interviews for Florida residents are generally scheduled through the Miami Asylum Office (Miami, FL).
USCIS field offices serving Florida: Miami, Hialeah, Kendall, Oakland Park, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville.
Our Miami office is on SW 147th Avenue, twenty minutes from Krome and the Miami Immigration Court. We appear in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts in person and by video.
Office: 2423 SW 147th Ave, Suite 2102, Miami, FL 33185Languages: English · Español · Português · العربية · Français · Hours: 24/7
Common questions
No. They give general information based on published data and typical outcomes. They cannot evaluate your evidence, your history, or the judge assigned to your case. Use them to prepare questions, then talk to a lawyer.
No. Every tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is stored or sent to us or anyone else.
If someone is detained, the bond estimator and the Florida court lookup. If you are afraid to return home, the asylum screener. If you are waiting on USCIS, the processing time tracker. Then call us with the result.
They reflect published USCIS and EOIR figures and recent trends and are updated periodically. Always confirm your specific office on the official USCIS and EOIR pages linked inside each tool.
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