About Immigration Bail Bonds
Immigration bail bonds are used to secure the release of individuals detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). These bonds are issued through the Department of Homeland Security and are distinct from standard criminal bail bonds. The process involves working with immigration courts and ICE detention facilities, which have their own procedures and timelines. Rescue Bail Bonds has specialized experience with immigration bonds and can help families navigate this challenging process.
What's Included
- Bonds for ICE detention facilities throughout California
- Experience with immigration courts and DHS procedures
- Delivery bonds and voluntary departure bonds
- Work with immigration attorneys for best outcomes
- 15% premium for immigration bonds
- Spanish-speaking agents available
Frequently Asked Questions
An immigration bail bond is a financial guarantee posted with the Department of Homeland Security to secure the release of a person detained by ICE. There are two types: delivery bonds (for release pending immigration hearings) and voluntary departure bonds (guaranteeing the person will leave the country by a set date).
ICE detention releases typically take longer than county jail releases — often 24–72 hours after the bond is posted. Processing times vary by facility and the detainee's case status.
We can help with immigration bonds for individuals held at ICE detention facilities throughout California. For individuals detained at the border itself, the process is different and we recommend consulting with an immigration attorney immediately.