Immigration Bonds in All 50 States

Alabama

Immigration bonds in Alabama are federal, not state bail. Callers here often have a relative processed in the Southeast and moved to another state, so start with the A-Number and the current ICE listing.

Alaska

Alaska cases are usually handled through ICE operations in the Pacific Northwest, and detention is often out of state. Call with the facility name from the ICE locator and we will explain the bond process.

Arizona

Arizona is a heavy immigration enforcement state with well-known ICE activity in the Phoenix and Tucson areas.

Arizona sees constant immigration enforcement, and ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations is publicly known to run field operations covering the Phoenix and Tucson areas. Families frequently call after a border-area apprehension or a transfer from California or Texas. An immigration bond here is still a federal bond controlled by Form I-352, and it may be posted as an ICE cash bond during ICE's posting hours or as a surety bond through properly authorized agents. Confirm custody on the ICE locator, then call with the A-Number.

Arkansas

Arkansas callers are usually dealing with detention in a neighboring state. The bond process is federal and identical in structure wherever the person is held.

California

California is our deepest coverage area, with California-licensed agents and pages for the major metros.

California is where we do the most work. ICE covers the state through its Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco field office regions, and publicly reported detention sites include facilities in San Bernardino County, San Diego County, Imperial County, and Kern County. California-licensed agents handle California work, and in-person help in the Los Angeles area is arranged by phone — no walk-in address is published on this site. We take calls in English, Spanish, and Armenian, 24 hours a day.

Colorado

Colorado immigration custody is federal and often centers on the Denver metro area. Call with the current facility from the ICE locator and any bond amount already set.

Connecticut

Connecticut callers frequently find a relative detained in a neighboring New England state. Immigration bonds are federal, so distance does not change the basic process.

Delaware

Delaware cases are commonly processed alongside the wider mid-Atlantic region. Start with the ICE locator, then call so we can explain the posting options.

Florida

Florida has one of the largest immigration caseloads in the country, with widely known ICE activity in the Miami and Orlando areas.

Florida families call from Miami-Dade, Broward, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville. ICE is publicly known to run large field operations in South and Central Florida, and transfers between Florida facilities and other states are common. The bond itself is federal: eligibility and the amount are set by ICE or an immigration judge, and posting is either an ICE cash bond during ICE hours or a surety bond through properly authorized agents. Call with the A-Number and current facility.

Georgia

Georgia is a major immigration detention state with widely known ICE activity in the Atlanta area.

Georgia comes up constantly in immigration bond calls. ICE is publicly known to operate a large field office region covering Atlanta and the surrounding states, and Georgia has long been reported as a detention hub for the Southeast. Bond decisions still belong to ICE or an immigration judge, and Form I-352 controls the bond. We explain the process, discuss payment and collateral, and coordinate posting through properly authorized agents.

Hawaii

Hawaii immigration cases are federal and often involve mainland detention or transfer. Call with the ICE locator listing and we will walk through what is possible.

Idaho

Idaho callers usually deal with detention in the Pacific Northwest or Mountain West. The federal bond process does not change from state to state.

Illinois

Illinois has significant ICE activity centered on the Chicago area, and detention is frequently out of state.

Illinois families most often call from the Chicago area. ICE is publicly known to run a Chicago field office region, and because Illinois has limited immigration detention capacity, people are frequently held in neighboring states. That makes the ICE locator essential before anything else. The bond is federal either way, and out-of-state posting is coordinated through properly authorized agents in the state where the bond must be posted.

Indiana

Indiana cases are commonly processed within the Midwest ICE structure. Confirm the facility on the ICE locator, then call for a plain-language walk-through.

Iowa

Iowa immigration custody is federal, and detention is often in a nearby state. Bring the A-Number and any paperwork you received.

Kansas

Kansas callers frequently find a relative held in a neighboring state. The steps are the same: confirm custody, learn the bond amount, then discuss options.

Kentucky

Kentucky immigration matters are federal and often coordinated through regional ICE operations. Call once you have the current facility listing.

Louisiana

Louisiana is widely reported as a major immigration detention state, and many out-of-state cases are transferred there.

Louisiana appears in a large share of nationwide immigration bond calls because people detained elsewhere are frequently transferred into Louisiana facilities. Families are often calling from another state entirely. The bond remains federal, controlled by Form I-352, and posting is coordinated with properly authorized agents. Confirm the current facility on the ICE locator first, because a transfer can happen more than once in the same week.

Maine

Maine cases are federal and usually processed with the wider New England ICE structure. Start with the ICE locator, then call.

Maryland

Maryland immigration custody is federal and often handled within the Baltimore and Washington region. Call with the A-Number and bond amount if one is set.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts callers often find a relative detained in a nearby New England state. Immigration bonds are federal wherever the person is held.

Michigan

Michigan immigration matters are federal and often involve regional detention. Confirm the listing on the ICE locator, then call for options.

Minnesota

Minnesota cases are federal, and detention is frequently in a neighboring state. Bring the A-Number and the current facility name.

Mississippi

Mississippi immigration custody is federal and often connected to Southeast detention capacity. Call once the ICE locator shows a facility.

Missouri

Missouri callers usually deal with regional detention in the Midwest. The bond process, paperwork, and decision-makers are federal.

Montana

Montana cases are federal and detention is commonly out of state. Call with the ICE locator listing and any documents you received.

Nebraska

Nebraska immigration matters are federal and often processed with nearby states. Start with the A-Number and current facility.

Nevada

Nevada immigration custody often centers on the Las Vegas area, with detention sometimes out of state. Confirm on the ICE locator, then call.

New Hampshire

New Hampshire cases are federal and typically handled within New England ICE operations. Call with the current facility name.

New Jersey

New Jersey has significant ICE activity tied to the New York metropolitan region, and transfers out of state are common.

New Jersey families are often part of the wider New York metropolitan caseload, and ICE is publicly known to operate a Newark field office region. Detention capacity in the state has shifted over the years, so people are frequently transferred to Pennsylvania, New York, or farther. Verify the current facility on the ICE locator before making plans. The bond is federal, and out-of-state posting is coordinated with properly authorized agents.

New Mexico

New Mexico is a border state with federal immigration custody and frequent transfers. Call with the A-Number and the facility shown in the locator.

New York

New York has heavy ICE activity centered on New York City, and detention is often outside the city.

New York families call from all five boroughs, Long Island, and upstate. ICE is publicly known to run a New York City field office region, and people detained in the city are frequently held elsewhere in the state or in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The bond process is federal: ICE or an immigration judge sets eligibility and the amount, and posting happens as an ICE cash bond during ICE hours or as a surety bond through properly authorized agents.

North Carolina

North Carolina immigration custody is federal and often connected to Southeast detention. Confirm the facility, then call for a walk-through.

North Dakota

North Dakota cases are federal, and detention is commonly in another state. Bring the A-Number and any bond paperwork.

Ohio

Ohio immigration matters are federal and often processed within regional ICE operations. Call with the current facility listing.

Oklahoma

Oklahoma immigration custody is federal, and transfers to other states are common. Start with the ICE locator.

Oregon

Oregon cases are federal and frequently involve detention in Washington or another nearby state. Call with the facility name.

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has long been reported as a detention location for the mid-Atlantic region. Confirm the facility, then call for options.

Rhode Island

Rhode Island cases are federal and usually handled with New England ICE operations. Bring the A-Number when you call.

South Carolina

South Carolina immigration custody is federal and often tied to Southeast detention capacity. Call once the locator shows a facility.

South Dakota

South Dakota cases are federal and detention is commonly out of state. Call with the ICE locator listing.

Tennessee

Tennessee immigration matters are federal, with detention often in neighboring states. Start with the A-Number and current facility.

Texas

Texas has the largest immigration detention footprint in the country, with widely known ICE activity across multiple field office regions.

Texas generates more immigration bond calls than any state except California. ICE is publicly known to operate several field office regions across Texas, including the Houston, Dallas, El Paso, and San Antonio areas, and transfers within the state are constant. Because facilities are spread over enormous distances, the ICE locator is essential before making any travel or paperwork decision. Posting is coordinated with properly authorized agents in Texas; the bond itself remains federal and is controlled by Form I-352.

Utah

Utah immigration custody is federal and often handled with Mountain West operations. Call with the facility from the locator.

Vermont

Vermont cases are federal and typically processed within New England ICE operations. Bring the A-Number and paperwork.

Virginia

Virginia immigration matters are federal and often handled within the Washington region. Confirm the facility, then call.

Washington

Washington has significant ICE activity in the Seattle area and a long-reported detention presence in the state.

Washington families most often call from the Seattle-Tacoma area. ICE is publicly known to run a Seattle field office region covering the Pacific Northwest, and the state has a long-reported immigration detention presence. Bond eligibility and amounts are set by ICE or an immigration judge, not by us. We explain the process, discuss payment and collateral, and coordinate posting with properly authorized agents in Washington.

West Virginia

West Virginia cases are federal and detention is commonly out of state. Call with the ICE locator listing and any documents.

Wisconsin

Wisconsin immigration custody is federal and often involves detention in a nearby state. Start with the A-Number.

Wyoming

Wyoming cases are federal, and detention is usually in another state. Call with the current facility name from the locator.