Start With the Person’s Current Location
Use ICE’s official detainee locator. You can search with an A-Number and country of birth, or the person’s full name and country of birth. The A-Number is the number on their immigration records. Enter nine digits, adding zeros at the front if needed.
If the person does not appear, contact ICE. Have their full name, date of birth and A-Number ready if available. A missing result does not confirm release, and the locator does not show people under 18.
Salisbury ICE Office Contact Details
ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, Salisbury
ICE Office and Processing Location119 West Naylor Mill Road, Suite 11
Salisbury, MD 21801
These contacts belong to ICE. For help arranging a bond through Amistad, call (800) 969-3484. Before going to the office, ask whether your loved one is there and which location or contact can help with your request.
Ask Before Visiting, Calling or Sending Money
This is a processing and holding location, so do not assume it offers regular family visits or the same services as a larger detention center. Ask ICE how to contact your loved one and whether a visit is possible. Get specific instructions before sending money, mail or personal items. If your loved one has been transferred, use the new facility’s contact and rules. A transfer can take them outside Maryland, including to a state far from the Eastern Shore.
Salisbury ICE Is Different From the County Jail
Wicomico County Detention Center is a separate county facility. Do not use its visiting, phone or money rules for the ICE office. If your loved one was first in the county jail, ask whether they are still there or have been handed over to ICE.
Check Where the Immigration Hearing Will Be
The Salisbury ICE office is not an immigration court. The place of arrest or processing does not tell you which court will handle the case.
Use the person’s latest hearing notice for the court, date and way to attend. EOIR’s case information tool may help you check. If you have questions about a hearing or bond hearing, contact the court or the person’s lawyer.
Check EOIR Case InformationUse the person’s latest hearing notice for the court, date and way to attend. EOIR’s case information tool may help you check. If you have questions about a hearing or bond hearing, contact the court or the person’s lawyer.
Bond Help Without Travelling to Salisbury
If a bond amount has already been set, Amistad can explain the next steps by phone or online. Tell us the person’s name, their A-Number if you have it, where they are now and the bond amount. A transfer may mean we need updated information before submitting the bond.
What to Have Ready
Missing some details? You can still call us. We need the A-Number before posting the bond.
Questions About ICE in Salisbury
Ready to Ask About the Bond
Call with what you know. We will help you understand the costs and what is needed next.
Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services, not legal advice. The government decides whether a bond is available and sets the amount. Speak with an immigration attorney about the person’s legal options.