Every year there are thousands of immigrant detainees that are released from detention on nationwide immigration bonds. To find out if you are eligible for an immigration bail bond, to learn more about immigration bonds, or to get the lowest immigration bond possible, discuss your case personally with your immigration attorney who is experienced in handling deportation cases, such as one from US Immigration Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc.
In order to be eligible for an immigration bond, an individual must meet the following criteria:
You cannot have committed or been convicted of a certain type of serious crime.
You must not be an arriving alien, or a person who is applying for admission at a port of entry.
When you have a history of arrests and convictions, you must speak with an experienced immigration attorney about whether or not your past offenses or convictions will keep you from becoming eligible for an immigration bond. Keep in mind that even if the charge is expunged or dismissed they can still have immigration bond consequences. Even if you don’t believe that you are eligible for release with an immigration bond, you should still request an immigration bond hearing.
If you are eligible for an immigration bond, the decision is still up to the ICE and immigration judge to give you one. When applying for the bond, the first step should always be to check whether or not ICE has already set an immigration bond amount for an individual’s release. Oftentimes, ICE set cases initially at “no bond”, especially if they have a record of arrests and/or convictions.
Your immigration attorney can ask ICE to set a reasonable bond if one has not been set or the immigration bond is set too high. The attorney can submit documentary evidence with the request to show that the detained individual is not a threat to society and does not pose a flight risk.
In the chance that ICE still does not set a bond or it is still too high, your attorney can file a request for an immigration bond hearing with an immigration judge. At this point the immigration court will try to arrange a bond hearing as quickly as possible, which usually takes about 1-2 weeks. At the hearing the immigration judge will begin by addressing the preliminary issue, which is if the detainee is even eligible for an immigration bond.
The immigration judge will then consider any evidence determining that the detainee is dangerous or a flight risk. If available, the immigration attorney will present evidence that proves that there is a lack of serious criminal activity, the detainee is financially stable, has strong family and community ties in America, has lived in this country for many years, lacks a history of immigration violations, and has previously attended court.
Once you have been established as eligible for an immigration bond and the bond amount has been posted, you, your immigration attorney, or family member can call US Immigration Bonds to help put up the bond so that you can be released that same day.
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Naele Gilchrist
23:28 31 Oct 16
US immigration bonds were absolutely the best they were super professional. When I was down and out when my husband was detained by immigration they were very caring , knowledgeable, and patient. I called them a thousand times and they were very empathic and helpful everytime I called. they reassures me that everything would be fine, and that they would help me my husband, and my children be reunited again. They did everything they could to get me a same day release. They exceeded my expectations. I would not recommend any company other than US immigration bonds. Us immigration bonds, under promises and over fulfills. They were a true blessing ! Thank you so much again.read more
Michael Kelly
19:11 05 Nov 14
Jeremy Wolf and his agency have been a terrific resource for me as I delve into this foreign world of bonding a friend out of jail so he and his wife can work on his case on the "outside." Jeremy has been unfailingly polite and informative and his video regarding how to complete the necessary forms was a valuable tool too. The entire process was quick and relatively easy. I especially appreciated not having to deal with a jaded, impatient, figure--it-out-yourself kind of person when I was treading in really unfamiliar territory. My questions were always answered quickly and efficiently.I highly recommend this company in your time of need for quick, efficient and professional service with no attitude or delay.read more
Lashae Crowford
22:29 09 Jan 18
very Helpful!! thank you
Patricia Howerton
00:56 18 Nov 15
Jeremy Wolf, is compassionate and understanding. He has been there and done it with his own family, and together with his wife they dedicate their time and energy into helping other families come together. I know this because my husband was taken by ICE and his bond was set much higher than I could have imagined, having in my hands at any given time. ... With Jeremy, his wife and the rest of the team we were able to piece together the required 80% and set up a affordable and convient payment plan. It was a grueling process, at times I felt like I was going to loose all my hair, as I ran around selling homemade tamales, and had various other fund raisers going on, along with my husband being detained, I lost my home, my dog and my daughter and I pushed forward with the help and support of Jeremy and his team, if It wasn't for there hours of help and dedication, to put a previous bond for my nephew into action to help my husband, we wouldn't have been able to have him home for the Holidays. ... To Jeremy, Veronica, and Amber, who I spoke with often, and the other parts of the team who I was unable to catch their names, I THANK YOU, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!read more