Nevada Immigration Bonds
Has an immigration bond been set for someone detained in Nevada? Amistad Bail Bonds can help you understand your payment options and get started.
Start With Your Situation
A bond has been set
Have the bond amount, the person's full name, and their A-Number ready. We can help you review the next steps for payment.
I need to find someone
Confirm where the person is currently being held before arranging a visit or making release plans.
I do not know if a bond is available
Not everyone in ICE custody qualifies for release on bond. An immigration attorney can help you understand the person's legal options.
What Nevada Families Need to Know
An immigration bond may allow an eligible person to leave ICE custody while their immigration case continues. Release does not end the case or remove the requirement to attend scheduled hearing-3s.
The detention center, ICE office, and immigration court serve different purposes. Amistad helps with the bond payment process once a bond has been set; we do not decide eligibility or set the amount.
Nevada Detention Center Guides
Choose the facility where your loved one is currently held. Each guide includes contact information, visiting resources, and immigration court information.
Nevada Southern Detention Center
Find the Pahrump facility's address, phone number, and resources for families.
View the Nevada Southern GuideHenderson Detention Center
Find facility contacts, video visitation information, and help with an immigration bond.
View the Henderson GuideWashoe County Jail
Find custody information and court resources for someone held at the Washoe County facility.
View the Washoe County GuideThe arrest location may not be the detention location. Someone arrested in Las Vegas, Reno, or another Nevada community may be held elsewhere or transferred. Check the official ICE detainee locator for the person's current location.
Who Should You Contact?
| What you need | Who to contact |
|---|---|
Visiting rules, facility access, or pickup instructions | The detention center |
Immigration custody or release processing questions | ICE, using the contact on the official facility listing |
Hearing-3 details or court records | The immigration court shown on the case documents |
Help arranging payment after a bond is set | Amistad Bail Bonds |
Has a Bond Already Been Set?
When you contact us, have these details ready if available:
- The detained person's full name and A-Number, their immigration identification number.
- Their current detention center.
- The bond amount and any bond notice or order.
- Your name and a phone number where we can reach you.
We can explain the information needed to get started and review available cash or qualifying property collateral options. Compare immigration bond payment options
Nevada Immigration Bond Questions
Is an immigration bond the same as local bail?
No. Immigration custody is separate from a local criminal case. Paying local bail does not automatically resolve an ICE hold or authorize immigration release.
Will every Nevada case be handled in Las Vegas?
The court depends on the case. Use the court named on the latest hearing-3 notice. The Washoe County guide explains an important distinction for Reno cases.
How soon will the person be released?
Timing depends on ICE and the detention center's processing. We cannot promise a release time. Confirm pickup instructions before traveling.
Need Help With a Nevada Immigration Bond?
If a bond has been set, we can help your family understand what is needed to move forward.
Amistad Bail Bonds is a private company and is not affiliated with ICE or the immigration courts. This page provides general information, not legal advice.