Get I 392

If a cash bond is breached, ICE notifies the obligor through a Form I-323 (Notice - Immigration Bond Breached). ... As per the bond agreement, ICE is permitted to remain with the principal amount from breached bonds. Nevertheless, the obligor is permitted to receive a payment of accrued interest.

FORM I-220A ORDER OF RELEASE ON RECOGNIZANCE. This form requires the alien to report to ICE office on a regular schedule. Compliance with reporting is noted on the continuation page.

Form I-305 (or if you lost the original, a notarized Form I-395) I-391 (the notice), and. copy of I-352 (the bond contract) if you have it.

When a Bond is Canceled It's called the I-391, or Notice Immigration Bond Canceled. You need this form. This is one of the major reasons that if you change your address during the year following arrest, you must inform the ICE so you can be sure to receive this form when they mail it.

Getting Back the Bond MoneyGetting the bond money back involves sending Form I-391 and your original immigration bond receipt, known as Form I-305, to the Debt Management Center. If you have Form I-352, which is the original copy of the bond contract, you should include it in your mailing.

After Posting Bond The person in detention or the person's family will post the immigration bond. This is paid with a money order or a cashier's check. It can also be paid with the assistance of a bail bondsman, as the full bond amount can be difficult for some families to attain.

You should then receive a refund of the original bond amount along with any interest that accrued during the months or years that proceedings took place during. ... If you have questions concerning your immigration bond refund, call the Debt Management Center at 802-288-7600, then select option '2. '

When an immigration case has run its' course and the alien has not violated the terms of the bond, ICE cancels the immigration bond. Once this is done, ICE notifies the Debt Management Center of the cancelled bond.

Sometimes it can be several weeks or even up to 90 days. If the alien is detained entering the US, the removal proceeding is almost always entirely with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).