Immigration Hearing Decision Process

If you're referring to what happens when a decision isn't made on the day of the Master’s hearing in Pennsylvania, here are some possibilities:
- The judge may need more time to review the case.
- The case may be adjourned for a future date.
- The judge may order further documentation or evidence.
Please consult with your attorney for specific advice.

To better assist you, may I know if this is a specific case you're dealing with or a general inquiry about the process? Answer: Please understand that it is often normal for a decision not to be made on the same day as a Master's hearing in immigration cases. It often calls for further review or additional hearings.

I understand that you're asking about the process after a Master's hearing in immigration cases in Pennsylvania if no decision is made. Here are some possibilities:
- The judge may schedule another hearing.
- You may be asked to submit further documentation.
- The judge may take time for further review.
Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

Yes, a decision can be made at the Master's hearing in an immigration case. However, it's common for the judge to require more time for review or schedule additional hearings. Please consult your attorney for specific advice.

Yes, a judge can choose not to make a decision during a Master's hearing in an immigration case. This can be due to various reasons such as the need for further review, additional documentation, or scheduling of additional hearings.

The following procedure typically occurs in a Master's hearing in immigration cases:
- Introduction of parties involved
- Review of charges against the immigrant
- Submission of any relief applications
- Setting a date for the individual hearing
- If no decision is made, the judge may schedule another hearing.
Please consult a local attorney for more specifics.