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Immigration Bonds at American Liberty Bail Bonds Company
Nationwide
bail bonds, bail bondsman available for
all county jail - cash bail, credit bail, felony bonds, criminal bail
bonds, domestic violence bail bonds, immigration bonds, and federal
bonds serving all major cities and states 24/7. Licensed bail agents can
provide you with bail bond information and fast 24 hours confidential
bail assistance.
Their are two types
immigration bonds available to INS detainees are:
- Delivery Bond
An alien that is arrested by the Bureau of Immigration and Customs
Enforcement and issued a Warrant of Arrest (Form I-205) and a Notice
of Custody Conditions (Form I-286) may be eligible for a delivery
bond. The amount of a delivery bond should be sufficient to ensure
that the alien will appear for any future immigration proceedings.
- Voluntary Departure
Bond
An alien who is allowed to depart the country voluntarily after
being placed in removal proceedings (or in lieu of such proceedings)
has been granted Voluntary Departure. The Immigration Judge may,
and, in some cases, must, require that someone post a bond in an
amount that will ensure that the alien departs the United States
within the time specified.
On your first visit to a
American Liberty
Bonding Agency for an immigration bond, be sure to bring the
following information about the alien:
- Alien Name
- Alien Registration
Number
- Name of the facility
where the alien is being held
- Alien's home address
- Alien's date of birth
- Alien's country of
birth
- Bond Amount
- Name of the person
posting the bond
- Valid address for the
person posting the bond
- Valid Social Security
Number for the person posting the bond
- Valid phone number for
the person posting the bond
- Acceptable form of
identification
- Permanent Resident
Card
- Passport with
appropriate stamps
- Valid driver's
license
- State identification
with proof of immigration status
What is a bail bond ?
A bail bond is a financial guarantee that promises to the court that
the accused will appear to all his/her court appearances, if not the
court can collect the full
"...to the end that human rights shall be
regarded as more sacred than property interests."
California
Los Angeles 213-626-3051
Los Angeles 310-288-8308
Orange County 714-289-2272
Van Nuys 818-997-4181
Fontana 909-355-1511
Fresno 559-486-2245
Palo Alto 650-328-1040
San Bernardino County 909-355-1511
San Jose 408-957-9676
Florida
Miami 305-860-1001
Know Your Rights
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Consumer Tips
Make sure you only deal with a licensed bail bond agent. Ask to see
the bail agent’s license and identification prior to any bail
transaction.
Make sure the bail agent charges you
only legal rates. The premium charged for a bail bond in normally 10%
of the full bail amount. Any additional charges should be itemized and
explained to your satisfaction.
Make sure you are given itemized receipts for all charges and copies
of all signed contracts and bail agreements.
If financing is provided, make sure you understand the terms of
the financing agreement prior to signing and be sure you are given
copies of anything you sign.
Make sure the bondsman you contract with will be available to you
after the bail bond has been posted. Part of what you pay for is
service. Any professional bonding agent will be available for
questions or concerns throughout the entire process.
Main Cities Serviced.
California: Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Ana, San Diego, Fresno, San
Bernardino, Bakersfield, San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland, Orange
County, Santa Clara., Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga. Florida: Miami Dade,
Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa, Orlando, Gainesville, Tallahassee.
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