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Posting an immigration bond feels urgent â and figuring out where to pay and what forms of payment are accepted adds to the stress. Here's what you need to know about accepted payment methods, plus your options if you can't post in person.
Accepted methods are money orders, cashierâs checks, or certified checks. If the bond is over $10,000, it must be paid with a single cashierâs check or certified check. Make it payable to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security or Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Yes. A licensed immigration bond agent can post the bond electronically for you. They commonly charge a 2% to 10% fee, and you should confirm local posting rules before assuming in-person posting is allowed.
Licensed immigration bond agents typically charge a fee commonly ranging from 2% to 10% of the bond amount.
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Trying to confirm where someone is being held and how to reach the facility? Start with the official facility listing and PDFâand have the right details ready before you call.
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