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When visiting or calling an Immigration Bonding Agency for an immigration bond, be sure to bring or have the following information about the alien, we can assist you in getting most of this information like bond amount, court and location.

                  
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Please have the below information when calling our office. If you do not know all the information we can help you call 1-800-224-5937.

• Alien's Full Name
• Alien Registration Number
• Name of the facility where the alien is being held
• Alien's home address
• Alien's date of birth
• Alien's country of birth
• Bond Amount
• Name of the person posting the bond
• Valid address for the person posting the bond
• Valid Social Security Number for the person co-signing & requesting the bond posting.
• Valid phone number for the person/s posting the bond
• Acceptable forms of identification for co-signer/s.
  • Permanent Resident Card - Green Card.
  • Passport with appropriate stamps
  • Valid State driver's license.
  • State identification with proof of immigration status.
     

         Two main Types of immigration Bonds are:

• Delivery Bond
  An alien that is arrested by the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and issued a Warrant of Arrest (Form I-205) and a Notice of Custody Conditions (Form I-286) may be eligible for a delivery bond. The amount of a delivery bond should be sufficient to ensure that the alien will appear for any future immigration proceedings.
• Voluntary Departure Bond
  An alien who is allowed to depart the country voluntarily after being placed in removal proceedings status (or in lieu of such proceedings) has been granted Voluntary Departure. The Immigration Judge may, and in nearly all cases will require that the detainee post a bond in an amount that will ensure that the alien departs the United States within the time specified.

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Immigration Bail Bonds Help By Phone.

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About Immigration Bonds

• How Quickly Will The Detainee Be Released?

Keep in mind that most U.S. Immigration and Naturalization offices also known as ICE for Immigration and Customs, are open only Monday through Friday during regular business hours and there are a number of steps that are required to be completed before an INS bond can be posted and the detainee released from custody. Our expertise in handling INS bonds can greatly speed up this process. There's no one faster than us! Call one of our bond agents today for more information on how we can help you.

An Immigration bond is not that different from a regular bail bond in concept, but then again it is very much different because an immigration not only guarantees the appearance of the detainee but also his or her performance. What do we mean by "Performance". In the INS bonding world performance means many things but primarily one thing, I.E; that the detainee does not become a ward of the state, want to know more please read on. About Immigration bonds

Do I need an immigration lawyer to post a bond?

Answer: No. You do not need an immigration lawyer to post an INS bond. We can help you with that. However, because Immigration Laws do change from time to time the immigration laws of the United States can have a major impact upon families, individuals, investors and business owners. In the aftermath of the attacks of September 11th, the Immigration and Naturalization Service Department (INS) became the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), control was taken over by the Department of Homeland Security, adding another layer to an already complex regulatory and procedural scheme.

Dealing with immigration matters, without assistance, can be very confusing. The law and regulations are constantly changing, and mistakes can be extremely difficult to reverse and correct. It is never too late to seek legal advice. We recommend you speak to an immigration attorney as soon as possible in any case.