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Immigration Attorney Sonu Lal from Gehi & Associates breaks down the two types of hearings in U.S. immigration court:

Master Calendar Hearing (MCH):

A short hearing where the judge checks the status of your case.

The judge asks whether a relief application has been filed.

Often used to schedule your individual (merits) hearing.

Individual (Merits) Hearing:

A detailed hearing where the judge hears your entire case.

This is where the final decision on your case is made.

Common Question: “Will there be only one master calendar hearing?”
Answer: Not always. Some cases may have multiple master hearings—for example, if you move to another state and your case is transferred.

In this video, you’ll learn:

The difference between Master Calendar and Individual Hearings

What to expect at each stage of the immigration court process

Why some cases require multiple master hearings

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