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Immigration Bonds — Bilingual Help with ICE Holds

ICE holds and immigration bonds move through a different system with different rules. Our fully bilingual agents handle them across DFW, explain every step in English or Spanish, and keep your family informed while the case moves.

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Immigration Bonds in Dallas–Fort Worth — A-EZ Out Bail Bonds

ICE holds and immigration bonds move through a different system with different rules. Our fully bilingual agents handle them across DFW, explain every step in English or Spanish, and keep your family informed while the case moves.

What to Expect

  • Delivery and voluntary departure bonds
  • Fully bilingual agents, 24 hours
  • Coordination with your immigration attorney

Call A-EZ Out Bail Bonds any hour and a licensed agent will explain your options, quote the exact fee, and get the process started. We serve Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton Counties with flexible payment plans and no credit check.

Immigration Bonds Are Different From Criminal Bail

Immigration custody bonds fall under federal immigration law rather than county bond schedules. The bond amount is set by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or by an immigration judge, and the rules for posting and releasing the bond are different from criminal bail.

Information to Gather

  • The person's full legal name and date of birth
  • The A-Number (Alien Registration Number), if they have one
  • The detention facility and the ICE field office handling the case, if known

A bond agent handles the bond. The immigration case itself needs an immigration attorney, who can explain the options and the risks. Ask the attorney and the bond agent to coordinate before anything is signed.

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