New Mexico Immigration Bonds
If an immigration bond has been set for someone detained in New Mexico, Amistad can help you start remotely. We explain the costs and collateral requirements, prepare the documents, and submit the surety bond through ICE eBonds.
Start With Your Situation
The Bond Amount Is Already Set
Tell us the amount and what information you have. We will explain the requirements and what is still needed.
I Need to Find the Person
Our locator guide explains how to search for someone in ICE custody, including when you do not have their A-Number.
I'm Not Sure Whether a Bond Is Available
Being detained does not automatically mean a person qualifies for bond. Learn what to check and when legal advice may be needed.
What Families in New Mexico Need to Know
Immigration Bonds Are Different from Criminal Bail
An immigration bond concerns federal immigration custody. It is different from bail in a New Mexico criminal case.
The City of Arrest May Not Be the Detention Location
The city where someone was arrested may not be where they are currently held. Their detention facility, ICE office and immigration court may also be in different locations.
Where Is the Person Detained in New Mexico?
Choose the city or facility you recognize. Each guide includes contact information, location details and immigration court information.
Only Know Where the Person Was Arrested?
Someone taken into custody in Albuquerque, Las Cruces or another community may be transferred to a different city or state. Confirm their current location before traveling or sending mail.
Our Step-by-Step Locator Guide
If you do not know where the person is or do not have the A-Number, our guide explains how to search.
Find Someone Detained by ICEThree Places Families Often Confuse
The detention facility, ICE office and immigration court have different purposes. They may also be located in different cities.
Detention Facility
Where the person is physically held. Start here for facility contact and visitation information.
ICE Field Office
Handles certain custody and enforcement matters. An ICE office address does not necessarily identify the detention location.
Immigration Court
Handles the immigration case. Check the person's hearing notice to confirm the assigned court and hearing details.
If the Bond Amount Has Already Been Set
You can begin with Amistad from outside New Mexico. Have these details ready if available:
- Full legal name
- A-Number
- Current detention facility
- Confirmed bond amount
Missing a detail? You can still contact us.
Get Bond HelpCompare Your Options
Depending on the government's requirements, an eligible person may pay the full bond directly to ICE. Amistad offers a surety bond service using cash or qualifying property as collateral, subject to approval.
Compare Payment and Collateral OptionsHow Amistad Helps
We review the information, explain the costs and requirements, and prepare the bond documents. After the required application, payment, collateral and agreements are complete, we handle the electronic submission through ICE eBonds.
ICE processes the submission, and the detention facility coordinates release. Release timing cannot be guaranteed.
New Mexico Questions
Ready to Get Bond Help?
Tell us what you know about the person's detention location and bond amount. We will explain the next step.
Amistad provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm or government agency. Bond eligibility and amounts are determined by DHS/ICE or, where jurisdiction exists, an immigration judge. Application and approval requirements apply.