Delivery Bond
A delivery bond ensures the detainee will appear at all immigration proceedings. We help verify the bond amount and coordinate posting with the ICE field office.
Immigration Bail Bonds in Florida and Nationwide
Guidance for families with loved ones in ICE custody. We coordinate fast bond processing, explain every step, and stay available 24/7 for urgent questions.
Licensed Bond Agents
Payment By Phone
Same-Day Processing
Immediate Assistance
Call us for help locating a detainee, confirming bond eligibility, or coordinating release details with the detention facility.
Phone: 1-800-224-5937
Service: 24/7 nationwide support
Languages: English and Spanish assistance available
Immigration Bond Services
We help families understand and secure the bond type issued by ICE. The two most common bond categories are below.
Voluntary Departure Bond
For detainees granted voluntary departure, a bond may be required to ensure timely exit. We help you comply with the court timeline and reporting rules.
Phone Payment Options
We accept major credit and debit cards for qualified bonds. Ask about payment plans and collateral requirements for larger bonds.
What You Need To Start
Having the right information helps us confirm eligibility and coordinate release quickly.
- Full name and A-Number (Alien Registration Number)
- Detention facility name and location
- Date of birth and country of birth
- Bond amount (if available)
- Contact details for the person posting bond
- Valid identification and proof of immigration status
How The Bond Process Works
We manage the paperwork, posting, and coordination with detention facilities so your family member can be released as quickly as possible.
1. Case Review
We confirm bond eligibility, bond amount, and detention location. You will know exactly what to expect before posting.
2. Documentation
We gather required ID, address, and payment details. If collateral is required, we explain options clearly.
3. Bond Posting
An agent posts the bond with the ICE field office or detention center, then tracks the release process.
4. Release Guidance
We remain available for questions about release timing, court dates, and reporting requirements.
Florida Detention Centers We Serve
We assist families statewide and coordinate with detention facilities across the US.
Krome Detention Center
18201 SW 12 Street, Miami, FL 33194
Phone: (305) 207-2001
Broward Transitional Center
3900 N. Powerline Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33073
Phone: (954) 973-4485
ICE Miami Field Office
11226 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33172
Phone: (305) 597-6000
Why Families Choose Us
We focus on speed, clarity, and compliance so you can make informed decisions under pressure.
- 24/7 phone availability with real agents
- Clear expectations for collateral and fees
- Nationwide bond processing support
- Step-by-step guidance for court requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does release take after a bond is posted?
Release timing varies by facility, but most releases occur within a few hours after posting. Some facilities take longer depending on processing volume.
What collateral is required?
Many bonds only require a signature. Larger bonds may require collateral such as a lien on property or partial cash coverage.
Do you serve clients outside Florida?
Yes. We coordinate immigration bonds nationwide and can assist families in other states.
Latest Immigration Bond Guides
Fresh insights to help families understand timelines, bond types, and payment options.
How long does ICE bond release take?
What happens after a bond is posted and the factors that impact release timing.
Delivery vs. voluntary departure bonds
Know the differences in requirements, risks, and compliance expectations.
Payment and collateral options explained
Understand what payment methods are accepted and when collateral is needed.
Need an Immigration Bond Now?
Call our 24/7 line to speak with a licensed agent and get immediate guidance.