Immigration Bail Bonds Arizona
Immigration Bond Arizona
Action Immigration Bonds has been reuniting families in Arizona since 1974.
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The Ultimate Guide to Immigration Bail Bonds in Arizona
325,000 illegal immigrants currently reside in Arizona.
This figure is always rising as more people make their way illegally into the United States.
If a friend or relative was caught illegally attempting to enter the country, or for another immigration violation, they may be held in an ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) detention center.
They can exit the detention center with an immigration bond in Arizona.
As a legal alien or citizen of the United States, you can help them do so.
Read on to learn how to bail a friend or family member out of an ICE center.
Who is Eligible for Bail Bonds in Arizona?
Not all illegal aliens are eligible for a bail bond. They must be deemed not a "flight risk."
This means that ICE cannot have probable cause to think that they will flee from the authorities and not attend their hearings. If ICE has reason to believe this is the case, your friend or loved one will not be given bail.
What is a Delivery Bond?
A delivery bond works similarly to other types of bail bonds for incarcerated individuals. A friend or family member will pay the bond for the illegal alien. He or she will then be held responsible to attend all future immigration and court hearings. If he or she fails to show up, the bond will be forfeited to the state.
If he or she does show up to all court hearings and appointments, the person who paid the bail bond will receive their money back.
Delivery bonds typically start at $1500. This may go up depending on the individual's past immigration violations, criminal record and what violation they are being accused of currently.
What is a Voluntary Departure Bond?
A voluntary departure bond is a bail bond that allows the illegal immigrant release in order to leave the United States. This is typically lower than a delivery bond and starts at around $500.
Once the illegal alien leaves the United States, the bond gets refunded to the family member or friend who paid the bond. If the individual neglects to leave the US, ICE keeps the bond money.
How Can I Pay?
When paying for an immigration bail bond, you have two ways to do so. In Arizona, you can pay what is called a surety bond. This is typically done by a bail bond agency. They will pay the bond while you must pay 15-20% of the total bond to them. If the individual fails to show up to dates or to leave the country, you are responsible for the entire fee.
You should contact us to help you pay immediately.
What Should We Do Once My Relative or Friend Makes Bond?
Once your relative or friend pays for immigration bail bonds in Arizona, you should contact a lawyer. He or she will need to start working on his or her immigration case.
For more information on immigration laws, including bail bonds in other states, visit our blog.
Additional Resources in Arizona
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) locations in Arizona
o 1705 East Hanna Road, Eloy, AZ, 85131
o 3250 N. Pinal Parkway Avenue, Florence, AZ, 85132
o 2600 N. Central Avenue Suite 3164, Phoenix, AZ, 85004
o 2035 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ, 85004
o 4041 North Central Avenue Suite 1650, Phoenix, AZ, 85012
o 4720 North Oracle Road Suite 308, Tucson, AZ, 85705
o 6431 S. Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ, 85706
o 1330 South 16th Street Phoenix, AZ 85034
o 4475 South Coach Drive Tucson, AZ 85714
o 3250 South 4th Avenue Suite E Yuma, Arizona 85365
Immigration Detention Facilities
o Central Arizona Correctional Center
o Florence Correctional Center
o Federal Bureau of Prisons (BoP) Federal Corrections Institute (FCI) Phoenix
o La Palma Correctional Center
o Centro Correccional del Centro de Arizona
o Centro de Correcciones de Florence
o Centro de Procesamiento de Florence
Our agents can tell you more about your particular needs.
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Miami, FL
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