How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Bond postings at Kegan ISF are handled between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. in the local time zone where the person is detained. Use CeBonds to verify bond information, post eligible bonds, and sign up for electronic status notifications. Before paying anything, read the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) carefully—it controls the bond's terms and conditions. Note that ICE's bond fact sheet doesn't modify the Bond Agreement and doesn't create enforceable rights against ICE; if ICE doesn't follow the fact sheet, that's generally not a defense. To add money to an inmate account, common options include approved online vendors, kiosks, and money orders. Don't send cash to the facility address. ICE redirects online payments to deposits.jailatm.com.
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Bond postings are handled 9 a.m.–3 p.m. local time. Use the CeBonds webpage to verify bond information, post eligible bonds, and opt into electronic notifications. Review the Bond Agreement (Form I-352) before posting—it sets the bond's terms and conditions.
Common methods include approved online vendors, facility kiosks, and mailed money orders or cashier’s checks. Don’t send cash or personal checks to the facility address—follow the facility’s centralized deposit instructions.
No. The Bond Agreement (Form I-352) controls the bond's terms. ICE's bond fact sheet explicitly states it doesn't modify the Bond Agreement and doesn't create enforceable rights or benefits against ICE.
Virtual Attorney Visitation (VAV) lets attorneys have confidential Zoom conversations with clients held at Kegan ISF. It's a practical option when traveling to the facility isn't feasible—but it doesn't replace in-person legal visits.
Need to get time-sensitive information to someone detained at Kegan ISF? You can't call them directly. Instead, you'll leave an urgent message through the facility, and staff will pass it along.
Trying to reach someone at Kegan ISF? The process is straightforward—but it works differently than calling someone on the outside. Here's who to call, what to say, and what details you'll need so staff can locate the right detainee fast.
