New Hampshire Immigration Bonds

    If someone you love has been detained by ICE in New Hampshire, start by confirming where they are held. Once an immigration bond amount is set, Amistad can explain your payment options and guide you through the process step by step.

    Don’t have the A-Number or bond amount yet? You can still call.

    What Do You Need Right Now?

    Select your current situation to see clear, actionable steps.

    How to Locate Someone in New Hampshire ICE Custody

    ICE detainees in New Hampshire are primarily held at Strafford County Corrections in Dover, NH or FCI Berlin in Berlin, NH. Recent arrests may also be processed at the ICE Sub-Office in Manchester, NH.

    NEW HAMPSHIRE FACILITIES

    Where Is the Person Being Held?

    ICE uses county, federal, and sub-office facilities in New Hampshire. Select the facility location below for detailed address, contact, and court info.

    Dover, NH

    Strafford County Corrections

    266 County Farm Road, Dover, NH 03820

    Primary regional county facility housing ICE civil detainees in Northern New England under contract with ICE ERO Boston Field Office.

    View Dover Facility Info
    Berlin, NH

    FCI Berlin (Federal Institution)

    1 Success Loop Rd, Berlin, NH 03570

    Federal Bureau of Prisons facility used for federal immigration holds and administrative ICE custody in Northern NH.

    View Berlin Facility Info
    Manchester, NH

    ICE Sub-Office Manchester

    275 Chestnut Street, Manchester, NH 03101

    ICE ERO field sub-office handling initial intake, reporting, and processing. Not an overnight long-term detention facility.

    View Manchester Office Info

    Facility Use Can Change: Detention locations and custody assignments are subject to change by ICE. Always verify the current facility using the official ICE Detainee Locator before traveling or sending mail.

    Detention Facility, ICE Office, and Immigration Court

    Detention Facility

    Where the person is physically held (e.g., Strafford County Corrections in Dover or FCI Berlin). Handles visitation and daily care.

    ICE Field Office

    Overseen by the ICE ERO Boston Field Office (Burlington, MA) with a local sub-office in Manchester, NH. Handles custody decisions and electronic bond acceptance.

    Immigration Court

    Immigration court proceedings for NH detainees are typically assigned under EOIR's Boston Immigration Court (JFK Federal Building, Boston, MA) or heard via video.

    How Amistad Helps With New Hampshire Bonds

    We handle the entire immigration bond process remotely so your family can focus on what matters most.

    1

    Confirm Bond Info

    We verify the detainee's full name, A-Number, current facility, and exact bond amount set by ICE or the judge.

    2

    Review Collateral

    We review cash collateral and property collateral options with clear terms before you sign anything.

    3

    Remote Signatures

    Applications and agreements are completed securely online or by phone from anywhere in the country.

    4

    Submit via ICE eBonds

    We submit the approved surety bond directly through ICE CeBONDS and monitor release coordination.

    New Hampshire Immigration Bond FAQs

    An immigration bond is a financial guarantee paid to the U.S. government (DHS/ICE) allowing a detained individual to be released from custody while their immigration court case proceeds. Release does not end the immigration case.

    Ready to Post a New Hampshire Immigration Bond?

    Call Amistad now with the detainee's name, A-Number, current facility, and bond amount. Our bilingual team is standing by .

    Amistad Bail Bonds provides private immigration surety bond services and is not a law firm or government agency. Bond eligibility and amounts are determined solely by DHS, ICE, or an immigration judge.