Immigration bond in Louisiana. If you or a loved one has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), you may wonder about the next steps. One of those steps may be posting an immigration bond. We will explain what an immigration bond is, the process for posting one in Louisiana, and alternatives to posting a bond.
The Process for Posting an Immigration Bond in Louisiana
If you want to post an immigration bond for someone detained in Louisiana, you must first contact the ICE Field Office, which has jurisdiction over where the individual is being held. ONCE YOU HAVE SELECTED A SURETY COMPANY, the ICE Field Office will provide you with a list of approved surety companies that can write bonds for detainees in their jurisdiction. You will need to complete an application and pay a fee. The surety company will then post the bond with ICE.
Alternatives to Posting an Immigration Bond
If you are unable to post an immigration bond, there are other options available. One option is humanitarian parole, which allows ICE to release an individual on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. Another option is deferred action, which allows ICE to postpone removal action against an individual temporarily. Speedy Immigration Bail Bonds is a national immigration bail bonds company.
Adams County Correctional Center
Allen Parish Public Safety Complex
Center Louisiana ICE Processing Center
Jackson Parish Correctional Center
Pine Prairie Processing Center
South Louisiana ICE Processing Center