Immigration Bonds in California

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California Immigration Bond Overview

If you are dealing with detention in California, reliable help should be immediate. Live agents are available 24 hours every day and the bail bond office never closes. We can post immigration bonds nationwide and coordinate the release process.

Bond Types

In California, a delivery bond is usually the primary type, set by ICE or the court when the person can be released. Some cases are held without bond under federal detention rules, so confirming eligibility and who has custody in California is the key first step.

Bond Hearings

In California, the immigration court serving the detention facility schedules the bond hearing after a request or judge review. Have the A number, valid photo ID, and documents that show stable residence and support such as pay stubs or a lease.

Payment and Collateral

Families in California commonly use cashier check or money order for the bond, and some offices allow card payment for the premium. Collateral depends on the bond amount and can include property or savings for higher amounts, and release processing often takes a few hours once ICE posts the bond.

Detention Centers and ICE Field Offices in California

Facilities and field offices that serve California. Use verified sources for addresses and phone numbers.

Adelanto ICE Processing Center

Adelanto East 10400 Rancho Road | Adelanto West 10250 Rancho Road, Adelanto, CA 92301
Field Office: Los Angeles Field Office

100 Montgomery Street
Suite 800
San Francisco, CA 94104

Status: Montgomery Street: OPEN

Court details

Santa Ana Immigration Court

1241 East Dyer Road
Suite 200
Santa Ana, CA 92705

Status: Open

Court details

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Court details and operational status sourced from EOIR.

Case Readiness Checklist

Full legal name and A-Number
Detention facility name and location
Bond amount and bond type (if issued)
Next court date and judge (if scheduled)
Contact details for the indemnitor

Latest ICE Detainee Population in California

Latest facility population data for California from TRAC. Last updated November 28, 2025.

ADELANTO ICE PROCESSING CENTER

ADELANTO, CA 92301
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 640
Average daily population: 1,786
Current as of: 11/28/2025

CALIFORNIA CITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER

CALIFORNIA CITY, CA 93505
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum:
Average daily population: 19
Current as of: 09/15/2025

CALIFORNIA CITY IMMIGRATION PROCESSING CENTER

CALIFORNIA CITY, CA 93505
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 2,560
Average daily population: 801
Current as of: 11/28/2025

DESERT VIEW ANNEX

ADELANTO, CA 92301
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 480
Average daily population: 415
Current as of: 11/10/2025

GOLDEN STATE ANNEX

MCFARLAND, CA 93250
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 560
Average daily population: 621
Current as of: 11/28/2025

IMPERIAL REGIONAL DETENTION FACILITY

CALEXICO, CA 92231
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 640
Average daily population: 642
Current as of: 11/28/2025

MESA VERDE ICE PROCESSING CENTER

BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 320
Average daily population: 371
Current as of: 11/28/2025

OTAY MESA DETENTION CENTER

SAN DIEGO, CA 92154
Type: CDF
Guaranteed minimum: 750
Average daily population: 1,475
Current as of: 11/28/2025

SAN DIEGO DISTRICT STAGING

SAN DIEGO, CA 92101
Type: STAGING
Guaranteed minimum:
Average daily population: 15
Current as of: 11/28/2025

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Frequently Asked Questions About California Immigration Bonds

How long does release take after a bond is posted?

Provide a state specific answer if possible, noting facility processing differences.

Can I post a bond from outside California?

Explain remote options and coordination with the ICE field office serving California.

Do you serve all counties in California?

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Need Help With an Immigration Bond in California?

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