If someone you know is detained by ICE in Florida, start by finding their current detention location. If a bond has already been set, Amistad can help you with the next steps.
ICE detention facilities are located throughout Florida. Start with the location you recognize below, or use our locator guide if you're not sure where the person is being held.
Not sure where the person is now?
Start with our step-by-step guide to finding someone in ICE custody.
Someone taken into ICE custody in one Florida city may be detained or transferred elsewhere. Confirm the current facility before traveling, sending mail, or using 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 GuideAn ICE office is not necessarily where the person is detained. If you were given an ICE office address, confirm the person's current detention facility before traveling.
These three places can be in different locations and serve different purposes. Once you know the detention facility, choose it above for the address, contact information and available immigration court information.
Where the person is being held.
Handles certain custody and enforcement matters.
Handles the person's immigration case.
If ICE or an Immigration Judge has already set the bond amount, Amistad can help you with the next steps. You don't need to travel to the detention facility to get started.
Start with what you have. We'll explain what's still needed.
Compare paying the full amount through the government's process with Amistad's surety bond options.
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Florida property and homestead rules can affect whether a home can be used as collateral. We can review the property at no cost and explain whether this option is available.
Once the bond information, application, and agreement requirements are complete, Amistad handles the electronic surety bond submission and stays in contact while DHS processes it.
If the bond has been set, call with whatever information you have. The person's name, A-Number, detention location and bond amount are the most helpful.
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. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice about an individual case.