Immigration Bail Bonds Texas

Immigration Bond Texas

Action Immigration Bonds has reunited families in Texas since 1974.

 

Our multilingual professional Immigration Bond agents are available 24 hours a day.    

 

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ACTION Immigration Bail Bonds in Texas. We are available at any of our 4 locations in Texas

o   Austin, Texas 78701                      (737) 717-0280

o   Dallas, Texas 75204                      (469) 778-3440

o   Houston, Texas 77008                  (713) 497-1966

o   San Antonio, Texas 78213          (210) 529-7678

 

Immigration Bonds Texas

If you're waiting on asylum status or a green card, listen up. Immigration bail bonds are changing.

While these bonds always differed from other bail bonds, judges are now setting larger fees than ever.

The minimum bond according to the law was $1,500. Even in the past 20 years, it was not uncommon for judges to set bonds well over that number - sometimes as high as $7,500. Judges in Texas were told to set the bond according to "common sense rules."

In the last year, those numbers have grown to include excesses of $10,000 or even bonds as high as $25,000. Increasingly more bonds requests get denied altogether.

The stakes of bonds have never been higher. Here's what your family needs to know about immigration bail bonds.

What Are Immigration Bail Bonds?

Immigration bail bonds are bonds used in cases when a person is arrested and detained by the U.S. Immigration and Customers Enforcement (ICE). Once processed, ICE applies one of two options: release on personal recognizance or require an immigration bail bond.

There are two types of immigration bail bonds in Texas.

The first is a delivery bond. These bonds are set by ICE or immigration judges under the promise that the detainee will attend all set hearings.

Alternatively, the judge or ICE may issue a voluntary departure bond. In this case, the bond gets repaid once the detainee lawfully and officially leaves the country at their own expense.

How Do I Pay for the Bond?

Unlike traditional bonds, immigration bonds come at a higher cost to the friends and family of the detainee.

If you have the full amount set by the judge or ICE, then you can pay everything upfront. The bond gets refunded once the detainee successfully attends all the scheduled hearings in court.

Families may also work with immigration bond agents to achieve a surety bond. In general, agents charge up to 20 percent of the bond amount as payment. Although you receive a refund once the detainee completes their obligations, the money provided as the bond fee remains with the agent.

Do You Qualify for an Immigration Bail Bond?

ICE and immigration courts assign bonds at their discretion. However, the detainee receiving the bond must also meet several qualifications.

First, they must have a clean record and must not have convicted of a crime noted by ICE or the Department of Homeland Security.

Second, they need a permanent physical residence where they will live and can be easily reached by the government.

Finally, immigration bonds are not available to those arrested at a port of entry.

Immigration Bail Bond Texas

If you have the cash for immigration bail bonds, it's possible to secure the arrangement on your own. However, recent trends put cash bonds out of reach for the average American. Moreover, the process is complicated, stressful, and often hindered by unhelpful officials.

In case you have questions about the immigration bail bond experience, just ask. Action Immigration Bonds operates a 24-hour phone line - and we speak Spanish.

To get help today, call 800-940-8889 or contact our team for a free consultation!

Additional Resources in Texas

 

Are you looking for family members in ICE custody? Check the Online Detainee Locator System

 

Check immigration status.

 

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) locations in Texas

o   8101 N. Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX 75247

o   1545 Hawkins Boulevard, Suite 167, El Paso, TX 79925

o   8915 Montana Avenue, El Paso, TX 79925

o   1717 Zoy Street, Harlingen, TX 78552

o   810 Gears Road, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77067

o   126 Northpoint Dr, Houston, TX 77060

o   6500 Campus Circle Drive East, Irving, TX 75063

o   409 FM 1144, Karnes City, TX 78118

o   4602 East Saunders, Laredo, TX 78041

o   27991 Buena Vista Blvd, Los Fresnos, TX 78566

o   1515 Idlewild Dr, Midland, TX 79703

o   566 Veteran’s Drive, Pearsall, TX 78061

o   250 E Palmer Road, Pecos, TX 79772

o   3523 Cross Point Drive, San Antonio, TX 78217

o   20760 North US Highway 281, Suite A, San Antonio, TX 78258

o   1001 Welch St, Taylor, TX 76574

Are you looking for family members in ICE custody? Check the Online Detainee Locator System

Check immigration status.

 

Texas Immigration Detention Facilities

o El Paso Processing Center
o Houston Contract Detention Facility
o Joe Corley Detention Facility
o Johnson County Detention Center
o Karnes County Residential Center
o Laredo Detention Center
o IAH Secure Adult Detention Facility
o Port Isabel Service Processing Center
o Rolling Plains Correctional Facility
o South Texas Detention Complex
o T. Don Hutto Residential Center
o West Texas Detention Facility
o South Texas Family Residential Center
o Burnet County Jail
o Brooks County Detention Center
o East Hidalgo Detention Center
o Central Texas Detention Facility (GEO)
o Jack Harwell Detention Center
o Val Verde County Detention Center
o Willacy County Regional Detention Facility
o Karnes County Correctional Center
o Rio Grande Detention Center
o La Salle County Regional Detention Center
o Prairieland Detention Center (PDC)
o FSL La Tuna
o El Valle Detention Facility
o Karnes County Correctional Center (Karnes County Civil Detention Center)
o Henderson County Detention Center