If the due date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the due date is delayed until the next business day.

ICE may:

              – Release the person with no bond. This is called “release on own recognizance.”

              – Release the person under supervision or special conditions.

              – Set a monetary immigration bond. This amount can vary greatly depending on ICE’s determination of how likely it is that the person will appear at later hearings.

              – Decide to not issue a bond and detain the alien in the custody of the DHS.

An immigration bond is paid to the US government to encourage attendance of a future immigration court hearing. The detained alien cannot post a bond. The alien must have a sponsor.

Being released from detention means being present with friends and family, avoiding harmful detention conditions, better access to attorneys, and can greatly improve someone’s chance at winning his case.

Our law firm represented detained aliens in bond hearings and helped them to get released on bond. Will you, your relative or friend is detained and needs help with his bond hearing, we can help.

Get our professional consultation as soon as possible so that we can help you, your relative or friend to be released from detention to better prepare for his coming immigration court hearing.