Court directory
Portland Immigration Court
Contact and location
- Physical address
- 1220 SW 3rd Ave, Ste 500, Portland, OR 97204
- Phone
- (503) 326-6341
- Portland.Immigration.Court@usdoj.gov
- Asylum EAD clock
- Asylum.Clock.Portland@usdoj.gov
- Public hours
- Public Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
- Filing hours
- Window Filing Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
- Case information
- (800) 898-7180
- Court administrator
- Isaac A. Ross
- Court status
- OPEN
- Public hours
- * Public Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; * Window Filing Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; The immigration court is open Monday to Friday except for federal holidays. The Office of Personnel Management publishes a list of the observed dates of every federal holiday by year online at this link: . Additionally, the court may have to unexpectedly close due to inclement weather or for another emergency or reason.; When necessary, information on immigration court closures or changes to the immigration court’s operating hours is available on EOIR's , , and .
Assigned judges
- David Evans · Immigration Judge
- Joseph Lucas · Immigration Judge
- Matthew Andrasko · Immigration Judge
- Michelle Slayton · Immigration Judge
- Ryan J. Clark · Immigration Judge
- Theresa Scala · Assistant Chief Immigration Judge
Historical EOIR data
Outcomes at a glance
- Total outcomes
- 10,266
- Relief granted
- 306 3.0%
- Denied / removal ordered
- 6,488 63.2%
- Other / procedural
- 3,472 33.8%
National comparison for this selection: 9,249,024 outcomes; 10.0% relief granted; 52.0% denied / removal ordered; 38.0% other / procedural.
Methodology and sources
These are proceeding outcomes, not asylum application statistics. Completion years use EOIR COMP_DATE; 2026 contains partial-year data. Relief granted, denied / removal ordered and other / procedural exhaust the recorded outcomes. Groups of one are included. Historical outcomes do not establish a current assignment. Counts describe recorded cases and do not predict an individual's result.
Official EOIR case data · Source date: Tue, 01 Sep 2026 14:14:27 GMT
Asylum decisions — separate dataset
Immigration court analytics
Current assignments and source-period outcomes are shown separately
Current judicial assignments are listed in Assigned Judges above. The outcome reports below reflect their stated source periods.
Judges with direct TRAC reports in this analytics snapshot: 2.
- Current aggregate decisions
- 1,046
- Any relief granted
- 27.2%
- Denied
- 72.8%
Current benchmark period: FY 2021 - 2026*. This is a court aggregate, not an individual judge result.
Court and U.S. annual outcomes
Exact aggregate fiscal-year counts
| Fiscal year | Portland Immigration Court cases (N) | Portland Immigration Court any relief | Portland Immigration Court denied | U.S. any relief | U.S. denied |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2025 | 855 | 24.6% | 75.4% | 30.7% | 69.3% |
| FY2026 | 185 | 37.3% | 62.7% | 12.9% | 87.1% |
Precomputed from exact TRAC aggregate counts; asylum granted + other relief granted = any relief granted, and outcomes sum to N. FY2026 is year-to-date through the published source cutoff. No values are interpolated. TRAC aggregate source · retrieved 2026-08-30. Methodology.
These figures cover completed asylum decisions in TRAC's published data, not all immigration-court matters. Outcomes may reflect case mix, representation, nationality, detention status, policy, and other factors; they are not a judge quality score. Read the methodology.
Visitor information
Hearing instructions
EOIR lists Internet-based hearing links and telephonic access codes in its current hearing directory. The hearing notice and current EOIR instructions control whether a particular hearing is remote or in person. Unrepresented respondents generally appear in person unless EOIR directs otherwise.
Building access and security
Lobby Entrance
All visitors to the Edith Green / Wendell Wyatt Federal building must undergo a security screening in the building lobby area. All items will pass through an x-ray machine and are subject to manual inspection if deemed necessary. Visitors will pass through a metal detector machine and are subject to additional screening if deemed necessary. Security Procedures All persons wishing to access the facility will be required to provide U.S. government or state identification, or a PIV agency card. All visitors to the immigration court must undergo a security screening through a metal detector machine as well as a handbag screening each time they visit the immigration court. Phones and electronic devices must be silenced in the court lobby. Phones and other wireless devices should be turned off before entering courtrooms. Security officers may inspect electronic equipment and conduct additional screening if deemed necessary or instructed to do so by the court. Visitors must not bring any cameras, video or recording equipment. Any materials or object of any kind that could be used as a weapon are prohibited. Security information: All visitors to the immigration court must undergo a security screening through a metal detector machine as well as a handbag screening each time they visit the immigration court. Shoes may be required to be removed. Food and drinks are not allowed, except as specifically permitted by the immigration judge. Usage of cameras or recording devices in courtrooms or other EOIR space is prohibited. Note, however, that attorneys or accredited representatives of record and DHS attorneys representing the government in proceedings before EOIR are permitted to use electronic devices in EOIR courtrooms for the limited purpose of conducting immediately relevant court and business-related activities (e.g. scheduling).
Parking and public transit
The City of Portland governs the street parking in downtown Portland by parking meters that accept both coins and credit cards. Street parking is limited. There are several parking garages within a few blocks of the Court’s location.
Accessibility
EOIR accessibility statement: https://www.justice.gov/accessibility/accessibility-statement
Other hearing locations
Immigration CourtMarion County Correctional Center, Marion Co., OROregon DOC-Eastern Oregon Correctional Inst., Pendleton, OROregon DOC, Oregon State Penitentiary, Salem, OR
Administrative jurisdiction
Assigned responsibility: ANCHORAGE, AK - DHS DISTRICT OFFICE (including any sub-offices)PORTLAND, OR - DHS DISTRICT OFFICE (including any sub-offices)Boise, ID – DHS Sub-OfficeHelena, MT – DHS District Office (any sub-offices) Other hearing locations: Immigration CourtMarion County Correctional Center, Marion Co., OROregon DOC-Eastern Oregon Correctional Inst., Pendleton, OROregon DOC, Oregon State Penitentiary, Salem, OR
Hearing links by judge
- ACIJ Theresa Scala (TSC) · Access code: 199 633 9047
- David Evans (DDE) · Access code: 199 394 6735
- Matthew Andrasko (MAA) · Access code: 2822 958 6204
- Ryan J. Clark (RJC) · Access code: 2828 209 9058
- Joseph Lucas · Access code: 2820 545 6464
- Michelle Slayton (MAS) · Access code: 2763 307 0399
National EOIR procedures and policy manual
These national materials apply according to the proceeding, party, or staff role described in each section. They are not this judge’s personal preferences. Read the linked section for the complete requirements and exceptions.
5.1 - Representation and Appearances Generally ↗
6.2 - Deportation Proceedings and Exclusion Proceedings ↗
8.2 - Definition of Practitioner and Recognized Organization ↗
Part II - OCIJ Immigration Court Practice Manual ↗
1.2 - Function of the Office of the Chief Immigration Judge ↗
Operating Policies and Procedures Memoranda ↗
2.2 - Law Library and Immigration Research Center ↗
Appx I - Sample Written Pleading ↗
3.3 - References to Parties and the Immigration Judge ↗
5.3 - Entering an Appearance as the Practitioner of Record ↗
3.14 - Master Calendar Hearing ↗
3.15 - Individual Calendar Hearing ↗
2.6 - Recognition & Accreditation (R&A) Program ↗
1.1 - Scope of Part II: The Office of the Chief Immigration Judge ↗
2.1 - Self Help Legal Materials ↗
Appx B - Organizational Chart ↗
5.5 - Limited Appearance for Document Assistance ↗
Appx J - Sample Oral Pleading ↗
Chapter 4 - EOIR Courts and Appeals System ↗
3.20 - Combining and Separating Cases ↗
1.4 - Court and Headquarters Locations ↗
2.7 - Federal Orientation Program ↗
Appx L - Sample Table of Contents ↗
Observing Immigration Court Hearings Fact Sheet. ↗
1.1 - Scope of the EOIR Policy Manual ↗
2.4 - Forensic Competency Evaluation (FCE) Program ↗
3.5 - Hearing and Filing Location ↗
3.3 - Submitting Completed Forms ↗
Chapter 9 - Judicial Conduct and Professionalism ↗
5.2 - Individuals Authorized to Provide Representation and Make Appearances ↗
3.17 - Pre-Hearing Conferences and Statements ↗
Chapter 7 - Fraud and Abuse Prevention Program ↗
Appx K - Sample Criminal History Chart ↗
eRegistry Validation Process. ↗
5.4 - Changes in Representation ↗
3.2 - Commencement of Removal Proceedings ↗
Appx M - Immigration Court Adjournment Codes ↗
1.4 - Jurisdiction and Authority ↗
Appx E - Certificate of Service ↗
3.6 - Form of the Proceedings ↗
8.7 - Disciplinary Proceedings ↗
5.6 - Additional Information ↗
1.3 - Composition of the Office of the Chief Immigration Judge ↗
1.3- EOIR Jurisdiction and Authority ↗
EOIR explanation of standing-order authority ↗
Part VI - Uniform Docketing System Manual ↗
6.1 - Requests for Records of Proceedings (ROP) ↗
2.3 - Pro Bono Representation ↗
8.1 - Practitioner and Recognized Organization Discipline Generally ↗
6.3 - Rescission Proceedings ↗
Appx N - Immigration Court Three Letter Codes ↗
8.9 - Effect on Practitioner's Pending Immigration Cases ↗
2.5 - National Qualified Representative Program (NQRP) ↗
Internet-Based Hearings Access Information ↗
3.4 - Additional Information ↗
4.9 - Motions to Reopen In Absentia Orders ↗
2.2 - Service on the Opposing Party ↗
