The Immigration Bond Process

Navigating your way through the legal world can be scary for those of us who are natives to our country.  This process is even more horrific for those who are not legal residents or may not speak English as a first language.  We understand what you are going through.  Take a deep breath.  You have found immigration bond professionals who will get you through the process and take the time to explain all of your options.  You are in good hand with First Choice Immigration Bail Bonds.

The two most common types of immigration bonds that are available to ICE detainees are:

• Delivery Bond
  An alien that is arrested by the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement 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 (or in lieu of such proceedings) has been granted Voluntary Departure. The Immigration Judge may, and, in some cases, must, require that someone post a bond in an amount that will ensure that the alien departs the United States within the time specified.

When you call 1st Choice Immigration Bonds, please try and have as much of the following information available as possible:

• Alien 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 posting the bond
• Valid phone number for the person posting the bond
• Acceptable form of identification
  • Permanent Resident Card
  • Passport with appropriate stamps
  • Valid driver''s license
  • State identification with proof of immigration status

There are some additional important concepts you should be aware of when trying to get a loved one released from ICE / DHS custody:

1. Identification
2. Immigration Detainer
3. In ICE / DHS Custody
4. The ICE Investigation
5. The Court Procedure & Posting The Immigration Bond