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Holding: A proper remedy for a violation of the claim-processing rule at section 239(a)(1)(G)(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1229(a)(1)(G)(i) (2018), should:
(1) result in a notice to appear as a single document;
(2) be consistent with the rules governing the procedures used for remedy; (3) help to promote the underlying purpose of claim‑processing rules generally and the rule that the notice to appear include the time and place of the hearing in particular; and
(4) not prejudice the respondent.
Written amendments made by an Immigration Judge, upon the motion of the Department of Homeland Security, to the time and place of the hearing on the notice to appear may satisfy the requirements for a proper remedy to a non-compliant notice to appear.