How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Posting an ICE immigration bond for someone at Hopkins County Jail, TX? The ICE CeBonds portal lets you verify bond details, post eligible electronic bonds, and receive status notifications. Bond postings are only accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the detainee's time zone. Before posting, read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) carefully—it spells out the bond's terms and conditions. For regular inmate trust or commissary deposits, don't mail cash or personal checks. Use approved deposit options like online vendors, kiosks, or mailed money orders/cashier's checks. Confirm you're an approved sender and follow the centralized deposit instructions exactly.
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Use the ICE CeBonds portal to verify bond details and, if the bond is eligible, post it electronically. CeBonds can also send electronic notifications about the bond’s status.
Bond postings are accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the detainee’s local time zone.
Yes. Review the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) before posting—it’s the document that defines the bond’s terms and conditions.
No. Don’t send cash or personal checks; use approved deposit methods like online vendors, kiosks, or mailed money orders/cashier’s checks, and follow the facility’s centralized deposit instructions.
Need to get urgent information to someone at Hopkins County Jail? You can't call and ask to be connected directly. Instead, call the facility's main line and leave the details staff need to pass your message along.
Trying to make sense of the Hopkins County Jail online inmate roster? You're not alone. Once you understand what each field means—and what it doesn't—you can read an entry quickly without making wrong assumptions.
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