Not every ICE office handles the same thing—and some immigration matters are handled by a different government office. Use this guide to find the right official resource for ICE check-ins, ERO custody or supervision, immigration bond payments, OPLA legal offices, or immigration court information.
Trying to find where someone is detained? Start with our step-by-step ICE detainee locator guide. Find Someone in ICE Custody
Amistad does not operate ICE or EOIR directories. Office information, services and availability are controlled by the government.
Choose the situation that matches what you need. We'll point you to the right official resource.
An ICE field office directory will not show where someone is being held.
Find official information about ICE check-ins, appointments, locations and instructions.
ERO generally handles detention, custody, supervision and removal matters.
Not every ICE office accepts bond payments. Check ICE's official list before traveling.
OPLA is ICE's legal office and handles certain matters connected to immigration proceedings.
Immigration courts are operated by EOIR, part of the Department of Justice—not ICE.
ICE maintains the official Field Offices directory for ERO, OPLA and other ICE offices. Here's how to narrow the results to the office you need.

Example of the official ICE Field Offices directory. The website interface and office information may change. Source: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Select the state where the ICE matter is being handled. If you're unsure, check the most recent ICE notice or paperwork.
For custody, supervision or removal matters, select Enforcement & Removal Operations (ERO). For ICE legal offices, select Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA).
The keyword field is optional. Use it to narrow by city, office name or another detail.
Review the office name, address, area of responsibility and instructions published by ICE.
An ICE field office may not be the same place as a detention facility, check-in location, immigration court or bond payment location.
Start with what you have.
If you already know the bond amount, Amistad can explain the costs and requirements, then help you begin the bond payment process.