If an immigration bond has been set after an arrest in Delaware, Amistad Bail Bonds can help you get started by phone or online.

Check where your loved one is being held now, even if you know where the arrest happened.
Not everyone in ICE custody can be released on bond. Learn what to check and when to speak with an immigration attorney.
An immigration bond may allow an eligible person to leave ICE custody while their case continues. They must still attend required hearings and follow release conditions.
This is a federal immigration process. Paying bail in a Delaware criminal case does not automatically resolve ICE custody.
Someone taken into ICE custody in Delaware may be detained in another state. Confirm the current facility before traveling or sending mail.
Search the official ICE detainee locator. If you cannot find the person, contact the ICE office below. A missing search result does not confirm release.
The place where the person is physically held. Contact the current facility about visits, phone calls, and mail.
The Philadelphia Field Office covers Delaware and can be contacted for help locating someone after an ICE arrest in the state.
ICE office phone: (215) 656-7164
Official ICE Philadelphia Office InformationAn ICE office listing does not tell you where your loved one is detained.
The court handles the immigration case. Use the person's hearing notice and EOIR's case information system to check which court is handling it. For bond-hearing information, contact that court.
You can start with Amistad Bail Bonds without traveling to the detention facility. Have these details ready if available:
You can call even if some information is missing.

Amistad Bail Bonds offers options using cash or a qualifying home as security for the bond. This security is called collateral. We explain the fees and requirements before you decide.
If you meet ICE's requirements, you may also pay the full bond amount directly to ICE.
Compare Payment OptionsOnce the paperwork, payment, and collateral requirements are met, we prepare and submit the bond electronically through ICE eBonds. ICE reviews the bond, and the detention facility coordinates release. Timing varies.
Tell us what you know so far. We'll explain what is needed to move forward.
Amistad provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm. Amistad does not decide whether a bond is available or set its amount. For legal advice about the case, speak with an immigration attorney.