Has an immigration bond been set for someone detained in New York? Amistad can help you start remotely, understand the costs and requirements, and submit an approved surety bond through ICE eBonds.

Have the amount? We can review the information you have and explain what is needed to begin.
Start by confirming where the person is currently held, especially if they may have been transferred.
Not everyone in ICE custody can be released on bond. Learn what to check and when an immigration attorney may be needed.
An immigration bond concerns federal immigration custody. It is not the same as bail for a New York criminal case.
Being taken into ICE custody in New York City, Long Island or another part of the state does not confirm the person's current detention location.
Amistad does not accept homes located in New York under its property collateral program. Ask about cash collateral or whether a home in another state may qualify.
Choose the facility you recognize to find its detention guide. If you only know where the person was taken into custody, use the locator first.
Facilities and custody locations can change. Confirm the person's current location before traveling or sending mail.
An address at Federal Plaza or Varick Street alone is not enough to confirm someone's detention location.
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 ICEThe 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. Use the facility guide for contact and visitation information.
ICE Field Office
Handles certain custody and enforcement matters. An ICE office address does not, by itself, identify where the person is detained.
Immigration Court
Handles the immigration case. It may be in a different city from the detention facility.
EOIR closed the Batavia Immigration Court on July 24, 2026, and announced that pending cases would move to Buffalo for video hearings. Check the person's latest hearing notice for their case assignment.
Read the Official EOIR NoticeYou can begin from outside New York. There is no need to visit the detention facility to start with Amistad.
Start with whatever information you have:
Missing something? Start with what you have, and we will explain what is still needed.

Cash collateral secures the bond; it is separate from the premium and application fee. We explain the upfront amount, refund conditions and agreement requirements before you commit.
After the application, funds, collateral and agreement requirements are satisfied, Amistad prepares and submits the surety bond through ICE eBonds.
Amistad does not decide bond eligibility or set the amount. Government acceptance and facility release processing determine when release can occur.
Confirm the current detention facility first. Tell Amistad where the person is now and whether a bond amount has been set.
No. EOIR's announcement concerned the immigration court inside the facility, not closure of the detention center.
Yes. Amistad can review your information remotely. Application and approval requirements still apply.
Not under Amistad's property collateral program. If you own a home in another state, contact us to ask whether it may qualify.
Call with the information you have. We will explain the requirements, costs and next step.
Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm or government agency. Bond availability depends on the case and applicable law. Approval and agreement requirements apply. For legal advice, consult a licensed immigration attorney.