About us

Immigration bonds are federal, and most bail agencies cannot post them

Who we are, how we work and why this agency is set up the way it is.

Immigration bonds are federal, and most bail agencies cannot post them

An immigration bond is set by a federal officer or an immigration judge and posted with the federal government, not a county jail. The paperwork, the payment and the timing are all different, and a family that calls the wrong agency loses days it does not have.

We post only immigration bonds. Our specialists speak Spanish and other languages, explain the difference between a delivery bond and a voluntary departure bond, and stay with the family until the person is released and every hearing is attended.

At a glance

  • 50 states where bonds can be posted
  • 24/7 phones answered in two languages
  • 2 kinds of immigration bond, both explained
  • 1 specialist with the family throughout

WHAT WE HOLD TO

How we work

50
States where bonds can be posted
24/7
Phones answered in two languages
2
Kinds of immigration bond, both explained
1
Specialist with the family throughout

How we got here

Stage 1

Call

Give us the person's name and A-number if you have it, and where they are held.

Stage 2

Confirm

We confirm the bond amount and type with the facility and explain both to you.

Stage 3

Post

The bond is posted with the federal government, at that facility or nationwide.

Stage 4

Release and hearings

The person is released; we track every hearing date with you.

THE TEAM

The people you will deal with

Team member name

Owner and immigration bond agent

A short biography belongs here. Describe this person's background and what they are responsible for within the agency.

Team member name

Bilingual case coordinator

A short biography belongs here. Describe this person's background and what they are responsible for within the agency.

Team member name

Federal bond specialist

A short biography belongs here. Describe this person's background and what they are responsible for within the agency.

Team member name

Client care lead

A short biography belongs here. Describe this person's background and what they are responsible for within the agency.

Send us a message

Use the details below, or send a message and someone will come back to you. Tell us a little about what you need so the reply is useful.

  • Your phone number
  • Your email address
  • Your street address

What happens next

  • We read every message ourselves
  • You get a reply within one working day
  • If we are not the right fit, we will say so