Georgia Immigration Bond Help

    Georgia Immigration Bonds

    If an immigration bond has been set for someone detained in Georgia, Amistad Bail Bonds can help you begin remotely. Compare costs, cash or home collateral, and direct ICE payment. For an approved agency bond, we prepare documents and submit electronically through ICE eBonds.

    Helping Families Since 2009
    ICE eBonds Submission
    Reviewed by Paul Nello Romero · Updated November 10, 2026
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    Start With Your Situation

    The Bond Amount Is Already Set

    Start with the information you have. We'll explain the costs, requirements and anything still needed.

    Start Application

    I Need to Find the Person

    Use our step-by-step guide to confirm where the person is currently being held.

    Find Someone Detained by ICE

    I Don't Know Whether a Bond Is Available

    ICE detention does not automatically mean a bond has been set. Review the requirements and when legal advice may be needed.

    Review Bond Requirements

    Immigration Bond Costs & Payment Options in Georgia

    If the bond amount is already set, choose an option to see the costs, the collateral it needs, and who handles the process.

    Collateral is not the same as our service charges. Collateral (cash or approved property) secures the surety bond through our agency and is separate from the premium and application fee. Whether collateral is returned or released depends on the applicable bond terms, agreement requirements and outcome — it is not refunded automatically. Paying the premium alone does not cover the cash collateral.

    Cash Collateral Through Amistad Bail Bonds

    Cash equal to the full bond amount as collateral that secures the surety bond through our agency. We prepare the documents and submit the bond electronically through ICE eBonds.

    Premium:2%Application fee:$100Annual charges:NoCollateral / Payment Required:Full bond amount as cash collateralWho handles the process:Our team

    Side-by-Side Comparison

     
    Premium2%15%None
    Application fee$100$100None
    Annual chargesNoNoNo
    Collateral / Payment RequiredFull bond amount as cash collateralApproved property collateralFull bond amount paid to ICE
    Who handles the processOur teamOur teamYou

    Property collateral is subject to approval. We do not decide whether a bond is available or set the amount.

    What Happens After You Contact Us

    Start with the information you have. We explain the requirements and available collateral options. After the application, signed agreement, payment and collateral are complete, we request ICE bond confirmation. Once confirmed, we submit the surety bond electronically through ICE eBonds. ICE must approve the bond payment before the detention facility can continue release processing. Neither bond eligibility nor release timing is guaranteed.

    What to Have Ready

    Start with what you have — we’ll explain what’s still needed.

    Full legal name
    A-Number, if available
    Current detention facility, if known
    Bond amount, if already set

    How Immigration Bonds Work in Georgia

    Georgia criminal bail and a federal immigration bond are separate matters. Someone released on a Georgia criminal bond may still face ICE custody. Confirm the immigration bond separately; the detention facility, ICE field office and immigration court can 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.

    Where Is the Person Detained in Georgia?

    Explore Folkston and Stewart in Lumpkin. The Ocilla guide explains historical Irwin references; the operator of Deyton in Lovejoy identifies U.S. Marshals Service as its client. Confirm the current agency and facility before traveling.

    Folkston has three distinct detention locations: Main, Annex and D. Ray. Confirm which one is holding the person before traveling.

    Arrest Location May Not Be the Detention Location

    Someone arrested in Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Valdosta or elsewhere in Georgia can be moved to Folkston, Stewart, Ocilla, Lovejoy or out of state. Confirm the current detention center before traveling, mailing documents or relying on facility-specific information.

    Our Step-by-Step Guide

    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 Guide
    Prefer to search directly on the ICE website?Official ICE Locator

    Detention Facility, ICE Office and Immigration Court Are Different

    A Georgia detention center, ICE field office and immigration court are different federal locations. For example, Stewart is in Lumpkin, while an immigration court in Atlanta may handle a different case. Use the official case notice to verify the correct court.

    Detention Facility

    Where the person is being held.

    ICE Field Office

    Handles certain custody and enforcement matters.

    Immigration Court

    Handles the person's immigration case.

    Property Collateral

    Can a Georgia Home Qualify as Collateral?

    An eligible house with sufficient available equity may be considered to secure a Georgia immigration surety bond. We review the home's title, owners, mortgages, liens, required signatures and applicable legal requirements before offering approval.

    We offer a no-cost review of qualifying homes. Georgia rules on signing and recording security deeds, along with our underwriting requirements, may affect eligibility. Owning a home does not guarantee approval.

    Check My PropertyNo-cost review · Subject to approval

    Property review at a glance

    • No-cost review

      We review the property's information before an approval decision.

    • Title and equity

      Ownership, loans, liens and available home equity are considered.

    • Subject to approval

      Required signatures, applicable law and underwriting must qualify.

    How We Help

    How Amistad Bail Bonds Helps

    Amistad Bail Bonds is a bail bond agency, not a law firm. We handle the bond paperwork and submit it electronically through ICE eBonds, but we do not provide legal advice or represent anyone in immigration court. Bond eligibility and the amount are set by DHS, ICE, or an immigration judge — not by our agency. Founded in 2009 and authorized by Allegheny Casualty Company to issue immigration bonds, we work directly with ICE eBonds and assist families in English and Spanish.

    Learn more about Amistad Bail Bonds.

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    Direct electronic submission

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    Assistance in English & Spanish

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    Georgia Questions

    Start Your Application

    Ready to Start Your Application?

    If the bond amount has been set, you can start online with the information you have. We’ll explain what else is needed.

    Not sure if a bond has been set? Review Bond Requirements

    Start with what you have

    • Full legal name
    • A-Number, if available
    • Current detention facility, if known
    • Bond amount, if already set

    You don’t need every detail to begin. We’ll explain the costs, collateral options and next steps as we go.

    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. Our agency is appointed by Allegheny Casualty Company to issue immigration bonds. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice about an individual case.

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