Immigration-court hearing dates move without warning — and a missed hearing can end in a removal order issued in absentia. Court Watch tracks the immigration court's schedule for every client on your watchlist automatically: when a hearing is scheduled, moved, or advanced, your team is alerted the same day, the date lands on the firm calendar, and the follow-up work is already filed.
No hotline calls, no one-case-at-a-time lookups, no spreadsheet of A-numbers. Put a client on the watchlist once and every change to their immigration-court case reaches your team on its own.
Open the client's Government tab, enter the A-number and nationality, and press Watch. That's the whole setup — from that moment the client is covered by every scan. Hearings sit next to USCIS receipt tracking, so the client's entire government record lives in one place.
A hearing pushed later is an inconvenience. A hearing pulled earlier is how clients end up with in-absentia removal orders — the notice lags, nobody rechecks the docket, and the date passes. When Court Watch sees a hearing advanced, it doesn't wait for anyone to look: your team is alerted with the old and new dates the same day the change appears.
Subscribe once and every tracked hearing appears in Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar — and stays current as the court's schedule changes. Master calendar and individual hearings show up beside the rest of the firm's deadlines, so the docket is visible where your attorneys actually plan their week.
Software that monitors immigration-court (EOIR) cases automatically. Instead of a paralegal looking cases up one at a time, Lexfill's Court Watch checks every client on your watchlist against the court's own case information every day, by A-number, and alerts your firm the moment a hearing is scheduled, moved, or — most dangerously — advanced to an earlier date.
The hotline and the EOIR case-status site answer for one A-number at a time, only when someone remembers to ask. Court Watch asks for you: every watched client, every day, with no calls and no manual lookups. Your team hears about a change the day it appears — not at the weekly file review, and not from a client who received a notice you never saw.
Immigration courts reschedule constantly — dockets are reshuffled, judges change, and hearings are moved earlier as well as later. Written notice can lag the docket change or go astray, but the consequence lands on the client: missing a removal hearing can end in a removal order issued in absentia. That is why the schedule needs to be watched continuously, not checked occasionally.
Three things, immediately: your team is alerted with the old and the new date, the hearing lands on the firm calendar — including the calendar feed your attorneys subscribe to in Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar — and when a hearing moves earlier, Lexfill files a task to review the client's payment plan, because a compressed timeline usually means the fee schedule needs one too.
Two fields. Open the client's Government tab, enter the A-number and nationality, and press Watch. From that moment the client is on the firm's watchlist and every scan covers them. Hearings and USCIS receipt tracking live on the same tab, so the whole government record sits in one place.
No. Court Watch reports what the court's schedule says and keeps your calendar and tasks in step with it. What to do about a moved hearing — motions, continuances, client counseling — stays with the attorney.
Court Watch is part of a full immigration practice platform — guided intakes, document intelligence, and AI review across your caseload.
Create your firm workspace, watch your first client, and have every immigration-court hearing on your calendar — kept current automatically.