Immigration Bail Bonds Nevada
Immigration Bond Nevada
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Your Guide to Immigration Bonds Nevada
Being detained by ICE can be a terrifying and confusing experience.
Thankfully the Departments of Justice and Homeland security have clear rules relating to the posting of immigration bonds.
Many people though have no idea how to pay an immigration bond.
Follow this easy guide to figure out if your loved one is eligible and discover how to make payment.
Confirm Bond Eligibility
Before you try to get an immigration bond together you should confirm that your friend or relative is in custody and eligible for a bond. Many factors can affect an individual’s eligibility for a bond. These include:
- Criminal history
- Ties to the U.S.
- Employment status
Total ineligibility is less common than a larger bond requirement. As a rule though if you have any convictions for drug offenses or serious criminal acts, you will be ineligible. This is also true if you were detained by ICE/DHS while trying to enter the U.S. at the border.
Other factors will mostly affect the price of your bond. The minimum bond amount you should expect is $1,500.
The Immigration Bail Bond Nevada Process
It's important to understand who can and cannot make payment on an immigration bond. To pay a detainee's immigration bond you must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
Immigration bonds must be paid in person. You'll have to be able to prove your legal status to ICE when you appear to make payment. Acceptable documents include a social security card, U.S. passport, or permanent resident card.
You will need to contact ICE the day before you go to pay the bond and provide specific information. This includes the detainee's name, ID number, and the bond amount. The official will then confirm that the detainee will be released if you pay the bond.
Paying an Immigration Bond
In order to pay an immigration bond, you must be able to provide either the full amount of the bond or go through a bail bondsman.
Full Payment
If you have enough funds available to cover the full amount of the bond you can make payment directly to ICE. You need to check beforehand to get the exact bond amount and discover what forms of payment ICE accepts.
ICE no longer accepts cash or checks for immigration bond payments. The most effective way to pay an immigration bail bond is using a certified check made out to the Department of Homeland Security.
Bail Bondsman
If you are unable to put up the full amount for an immigration bond a bondsman is your best bet. Immigration bondsmen are similar to traditional bail bondsmen, but they specialize in immigration bonds.
Once you meet with a bondsman you will need to determine what kind of bond you need. The two most common bonds are delivery bonds and voluntary departure bonds.
Once this is determined you can reach an agreement, set up a payment plan, and provide collateral for the bond.
Stay Positive
Having a friend or relative detained can seem like the end of the world. As long as you stay calm and remember how to pay an immigration bond you will likely see them sooner than you could believe.
If you need help posting an immigration bond, contact us for a free consultation.
Additional Resources in Nevada
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) locations in Nevada
o 790 Sandhill Road, Reno, NV 89521
o 5650 West Badura Avenue, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Immigration Detention Facilities in Nevada
o Nevada Southern Detention Center
Our agents can tell you more about your particular needs.
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