If a bond has already been set for someone in ICE custody in Arizona, Amistad can help you move forward from anywhere. We’ll explain the cost and collateral requirements, prepare the bond paperwork, and submit the surety bond through ICE eBonds — so you don’t have to travel to the detention facility.
Not sure where the person is being held or whether a bond has been set? Start with our Arizona detention guides or use our step-by-step detainee locator.
Start with the information you have. We’ll explain the costs, requirements and anything still needed.
Get Bond HelpUse our step-by-step guide to confirm where the person is currently being held.
Find Someone Detained by ICEICE detention does not automatically mean a bond has been set. Review the requirements and when legal advice may be needed.
Review Bond RequirementsAn immigration bond for someone detained in Arizona is part of the federal immigration process, not Arizona state or county criminal bail. The person’s current detention location still matters because the detention facility, ICE field office and immigration court may be in different places.
For a complete explanation of the process, payment and collateral options, and what happens after a bond is submitted, learn how immigration bonds work.
The Arizona detention guides below focus on Eloy and Florence in Pinal County, where multiple ICE detention facilities are located. Choose the location you recognize. If you only know where the person was taken into custody — or you’re not sure where they were transferred — use our detainee locator guide first.
Facility information can change. Confirm the person’s current detention location before traveling, mailing documents or relying on facility-specific instructions. Our location guides reference official ICE and government information where available.
Someone taken into ICE custody in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Yuma or another Arizona community may later be detained or transferred somewhere else. Confirm the current facility before traveling, sending mail or relying on facility-specific information.
If you don't know where the person is or don't have the A-Number, our guide walks you through the search process step by step.
View the GuideArizona has multiple Immigration Courts, including dedicated detained courts in Eloy and Florence. These locations can be different and serve different purposes.
Where the person is being held.
Handles certain custody and enforcement matters.
Handles the immigration case.
If ICE or an immigration judge has already set the amount, you can start with Amistad from anywhere. Send us the information you have, and we’ll explain what is still needed. You do not need to travel to Eloy, Florence or another detention facility to begin.
Start with what you have. We'll explain what's still needed.
Depending on the payer’s eligibility and circumstances, the full amount may be paid through the government’s process. Amistad’s surety bond option may be secured with cash collateral or qualifying property collateral. Review the costs, responsibilities and collateral requirements before deciding.
Compare Payment OptionsOnce the application, payment, collateral and agreement requirements are complete, Amistad prepares the surety bond documents, submits the bond electronically through ICE eBonds and stays in contact while DHS processes the submission. Amistad does not decide whether a bond is available or set the amount.
Get Bond HelpNot sure if a bond has been set? Review Bond Requirements
If the bond has been set, start with whatever information you have. The person's name, A-Number, detention location and bond amount are the most helpful.
Reviewed by Paul Nello Romero, Founder, Amistad Bail Bonds
Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm. Bond eligibility and amounts are determined by DHS, ICE, or an immigration judge. Amistad is appointed by Allegheny Casualty Company to issue immigration bonds. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice about an individual case.