Find Someone at Adams County
Use ICE's official detainee locator. Search with the person's A-Number and country of birth, or with their first and last name and country of birth. Their date of birth can help narrow the name search. The A-Number is the immigration number on their paperwork.
A recent detention or transfer may not appear right away. If the search does not show your loved one, contact the facility or ICE for help. A missing result does not confirm that the person has been released.
Adams County Address and Phone
Adams County Correctional Center
Use the facility number for questions about the center. For Amistad bond services, call (800) 969-3484.
CoreCivic
CoreCivic operates this facility for ICE.
Before making a trip, confirm that your loved one is still at Adams County. ICE may move people between facilities.
Visiting, Calling and Sending Money
Find out how to visit, contact, or send money to someone held at Adams County Correctional Center.
Before a Visit
Call the facility to ask whether family visits are available, whether you need approval or an appointment, and what identification to bring. Confirm the current rules before making travel arrangements.
Staying in Touch
Ask the facility how your loved one can contact you and whether you need a phone account. The main facility number is for information; do not assume it connects you directly to the person.
Sending Money for Personal Expenses
CoreCivic's Adams County page links to money-transfer instructions. Confirm the correct account and person's details before sending money. These deposits are for personal expenses and do not pay an immigration bond.
Check the Hearing Notice
EOIR, the agency that runs immigration courts, lists Adams County with LaSalle Immigration Court in Louisiana. That listing does not tell you where a particular hearing will take place. Use the latest court notice to confirm when and how the person must attend.
Use the Latest Hearing Notice
If the notice and the online case information appear different, contact the court or the person's attorney. Do not travel to the detention center assuming it is the hearing location.
The court and the facility are different The detention center holds the person; the immigration court handles the case. They may be in different states. Always confirm the hearing location on the latest court notice before traveling.
Help With a Bond That Has Been Set
Amistad Bail Bonds can explain the costs and help you start by phone or online. You do not need to travel to Natchez to begin with us. Have the person's full name, A-Number, current facility and bond amount ready if possible. Call even if a detail is missing; we need the A-Number before submitting the bond.
What to Have Ready
Call with what you know. We need the A-Number before submitting the bond to ICE.
What Happens After the Bond Is Submitted? ICE must accept the bond before release can move forward. The facility then completes its release steps. The timing varies, so confirm pickup instructions before traveling. Amistad cannot promise a release time.
Adams County Questions
Need Help Paying the Bond
Call Amistad Bail Bonds at (800) 969-3484. We can explain your payment options and what we still need to get started.
Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services, not legal advice. The government decides whether a bond is available and sets the amount. For advice about an immigration case, speak with an immigration attorney.