Has an immigration bond been set for someone detained in Ohio? Amistad can help you start remotely and understand the costs, collateral requirements and documents needed to move forward.
Contact us with the information you have. We will explain the requirements and anything else needed before submission.
Use our locator guide to check the person's current detention location.
An immigration bond is not available in every case. Find out what must be confirmed before arranging payment.
Immigration bonds relate to federal immigration custody. A bond listed for a county criminal case may be a separate matter.
Some Ohio facilities house people for different agencies. Confirm that the information you are using applies to the person's ICE custody.
Choose the facility you recognize. Each guide includes contact details, location information and a link to the relevant immigration court resource.
Only know that the person is in Youngstown? Confirm the facility name before calling or traveling; the two locations above are separate facilities.
Someone taken into ICE custody in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati or another Ohio community may be held elsewhere, including outside the state. Check their current location before arranging a visit.
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 held. Contact the facility about visits, mail and daily communication.
ICE Office
Handles immigration custody and enforcement matters. An ICE office address does not tell you where someone is detained.
Immigration Court
Handles immigration proceedings. Follow the person's current hearing-3 notice for the court location and attendance instructions.
You can begin with Amistad without traveling to the detention center. Have these details ready if available:
Start with whatever information you have:
Missing something? Contact us with what you know.

Depending on the government's requirements, an eligible payer may post the full bond directly with ICE. Amistad offers a surety bond service using cash or qualifying property as collateral, subject to approval.
We review the bond information, explain the financial requirements and prepare the documents. Once the requirements are completed and the bond is confirmed, we submit the surety bond through ICE eBonds.
Amistad does not decide bond eligibility or set the amount. ICE and the detention facility handle approval and release; timing varies.
No. A detention listing helps identify custody information. Bond availability and the amount must be confirmed separately. For advice about eligibility, speak with a licensed immigration attorney.
EOIR lists the six facilities above under Cleveland Immigration Court's administrative control. The person's latest hearing-3 notice determines the location and format of their hearing-3.Official EOIR Court Information
Yes. You can contact Amistad remotely to review the information and requirements for an immigration bond that has been set.
Tell us what you know about the person's location and bond amount. We will help you understand the next step.
Amistad Bail Bonds is an independent immigration bond service, not a government agency or law firm. Bond availability and amounts are determined by DHS/ICE or an immigration judge with jurisdiction. For legal advice, consult a licensed immigration attorney. Bond approval and release timing cannot be guaranteed.