If the ICE detainee locator or official paperwork shows Seneca County Jail in Romulus, start by confirming that the person is still being held there.
This page provides the correct facility address, explains how to avoid confusing it with another Romulus prison and shows what to do if an immigration bond has been set.
Need to find the person first? Follow our step-by-step ICE detainee locator guideThe two facilities below are separate and should not be confused.
Also called Seneca County Correctional Facility or Seneca County Law Enforcement Center
6150 State Route 96
Romulus, NY 14541
A separate New York State correctional facility
6600 State Route 96
Romulus, NY 14541
Five Points is a separate New York State correctional facility. It is not the Seneca County Jail described on this page.
If a locator result says Seneca County Jail, do not use the Five Points address.
Also called Seneca County Correctional Facility or Seneca County Law Enforcement Center
6150 State Route 96, Romulus, NY 14541
Seneca County Jail is operated by Seneca County. The sheriff's corrections page identifies this address and phone number, but the jail name alone does not establish ICE custody. Confirm the person's responsible agency and current location.
A person may be transferred after being taken into ICE custody. Confirm the current detention location before visiting, sending documents or making travel arrangements.
The official ICE locator allows you to search with either the person's A-Number and country of birth, or their full legal name, date of birth and country of birth.
Search by A-Number and country of birth
Search by name, date of birth and country of birth
If you do not have the A-Number or the search does not return a result, use our ICE locator instructions. Recently detained individuals may not appear immediately.
Seneca County publishes visitation schedules and visitor requirements for its correctional facility. These rules can change.
Seneca County Jail is a detention facility. It is not an immigration court or an ICE check-in office.
Do not assume that a case is assigned to the closest court based only on the Romulus address. The person's official hearing notice and EOIR case information determine:
ICE detention does not automatically mean that a bond is available. DHS or an Immigration Judge determines whether a bond can be set and the amount.
If a bond amount has already been established, Amistad Bail Bonds can review the information, explain what is required and help an approved applicant begin remotely. You do not need to travel to Romulus to start the Amistad Bail Bonds process.
Being held at Seneca County Jail does not automatically mean an immigration bond is available. Review the eligibility and requirements guide to understand what may apply.
You do not need every detail before contacting us. Start with what you have.
Visit our New York Immigration Bonds page to find other detention locations and statewide bond information.
Call with the person's name, A-Number, current detention location and bond amount. If something is missing, share what you have and we'll explain what is needed next.
Amistad Bail Bonds provides immigration bond services and is not a law firm. Amistad Bail Bonds does not operate Seneca County Jail and is not affiliated with ICE, DHS or EOIR. Bond eligibility and amounts are determined by DHS, ICE or an Immigration Judge. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for legal advice about an individual case.