How can I apply for an Immigration Bond?

In order to apply for an Immigration Bond in North Dakota, you must complete a Request for a Hearing on a Bond Determination (Form EOIR-26). This form must be completed and submitted to the local United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office, typically located in Grand Forks. In order to complete this form, you will need to provide basic information about the individual in question, including their full name, country of origin, alien registration number, and the immigration court to which the case has been assigned. Additionally, you will need to provide your full contact information including your phone number, address, and email. Once the form is completed, you will need to provide proof that the individual is not a flight risk. This includes verifying they have sufficient ties to the community and do not pose a danger to the public. This can be done by submitting financial documents that show steady employment, a valid lease agreement, and verification of community ties such as church and/or school records. Once the form and supporting documents are submitted to the local ICE field office, your request will be reviewed and a decision on the bond determination will be made. If approved, the bond will be set at an amount determined by the court. You will then be able to pay the bond and the individual can be released from detention pending a hearing on their deportation order.

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Si estás siendo considerado(a) para la deportación, puedes aplicar para una fianza de inmigración. La fianza de inmigración otorgaría al tribunal de inmigración la seguridad de que tú comparecerás a tus audiencias. El tribunal de inmigración de North Dakota otorga fianzas de inmigración a ciertos extranjeros. Para aplicar para una fianza de inmigración, debes completar el “Formulario de Solicitud de Fianza” (Form G-2) y presentarlo al tribunal de inmigración. Para asegurar una fianza, el solicitante debe asegurar que alguien firme como su “garante”. Esto significa que el garante asume la responsabilidad de asegurar que tú te presentes a tus audiencias de inmigración. El garante puede ser una persona, una empresa o una organización. Deben presentar al tribunal de inmigración la información necesaria que demuestre que el garante tiene la capacidad de cumplir con los requisitos de la fianza. La fianza solo se puede aplicar en el caso de que la persona esté considerada para la deportación. Si la solicitud es aprobada, el solicitante debe pagar una tarifa por la fianza. La tarifa de la fianza depende de una variedad de factores, incluyendo la situación financiera de la persona. Si el solicitante debe dinero al gobierno de EE. UU., ese dinero será descontado de la fianza. El tribunal de inmigración determinará si se otorga la solicitud de fianza y cuánto dinero debe el solicitante.

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