How to Check Where Your Loved One Is Now
Start with the official ICE detainee locator. Search with the person’s A-Number and country of birth, or their full name and country of birth. An A-Number is the identification number on immigration records. The locator requires nine digits; add zeros at the front if the number is shorter.
If no result appears, it does not prove that the person has been released. The record may not be available yet. Contact ICE and have the person’s full name, date of birth and A-Number ready if you have them. The locator does not list people under 18.
Baltimore ICE Office Contact Details
ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, Baltimore Field Office
ICE Office and Holding RoomsGeorge H. Fallon Federal Building, 31 Hopkins Plaza, 6th floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
These are ICE contacts, not Amistad’s phone numbers. The office number is not a direct line to someone in a holding room. Call before travelling and explain what you need help with.
Before Visiting or Sending Anything
Do not assume the holding rooms have the same visiting, phone or money services as a detention center. Ask ICE whether your loved one is still there, how the family can make contact and whether any visit is allowed. Get current instructions before sending money or personal items. If you learn that the person has been moved, contact the new facility for its rules. An earlier visit arrangement or an old address may no longer apply.
The ICE Office and Immigration Court Have Different Jobs
The ICE office handles immigration custody and transfers. The Baltimore Immigration Court handles hearings. They are in the same federal building, but they are different offices. The court is in Room 440; the ICE office is listed on the sixth floor. Do not go to the court to look for someone in ICE custody. For a hearing, follow the person’s latest court notice. A case may be assigned to another court or held by video.
Check the Latest Immigration Court Notice
The ICE office handles immigration custody and transfers. The Baltimore Immigration Court handles hearings. They are in the same federal building, but they are different offices. The court is in Room 440; the ICE office is listed on the sixth floor.
Baltimore Immigration Court
Baltimore, MD 21201
Do not go to the court to look for someone in ICE custody. For a hearing, follow the person’s latest court notice. A case may be assigned to another court or held by video.
If an Immigration Bond Has Been Set
You can ask Amistad about the bond by phone or online. You do not have to travel to Baltimore to begin. Tell us the person’s name, A-Number if available, current location and bond amount. We will explain any missing information and the payment options.
What to Have Ready
Need the A-Number before posting the bond? You can still call us with what you have.
Questions About Baltimore ICE Holding Rooms
Need Help With a Bond Already Set
Call with the information you have. We will explain what you need to get started.
Amistad provides immigration bond services, not legal advice. ICE and the immigration court make decisions about custody and bond. Contact an immigration attorney for advice about the case.