Robert Prager, President
Bob Prager is a leading expert in immigration bonds and co-founded ACTION Immigration Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc. Bob co-founded the company with his wife, Judy, in 1974, and the two have helped ACTION become a leader in immigration bonding throughout the United States. Their company has helped thousands of people throughout the world and they are committed to their clients and their profession. Bob is very active with the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), and has been presenting at AILA conventions on the immigration bail bond process throughout the country for many years. Bob also developed a software program that uses innovative forms of collateral throughout the United States for immigration bonds. This immigration bail bond program can create mortgages through any state right from ACTION’s home office, and this has changed the landscape in the immigration bond industry, all designed to help you.
Email Robert Prager at: rprager@bellsouth.net
Judy Prager, Vice President
Judy Prager is a compassionate, empathetic person who develops strong relationships with her clients. She loves and enjoys teaching—she taught school children in the early 1970s before co-founding ACTION Immigration Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc. with her husband, Bob. Judy holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Queens College, along with a minor in psychology, and she graduated with Highest Honors. In addition to her strong interpersonal skills, Judy is a phenomenal underwriter and a tireless worker when it comes to protecting her immigration bail bond clients. Her immigration bail skills have been honed by study and experience–the immigration bond process has changed immensely since September 11, 2001, and Judy has stayed on top of all the changes. Judy anticipates problems before they happen, and that helps you. Judy maintains a Fire and Casualty license in the State of California, and also maintains a Property and Casualty license in many other states.
Email Judy Prager at: judy@actionbail.com
Jeremy Wolf, General Manager and CFO
Jeremy is on the forefront of the immigration bond industry and works directly with the immigration Bond Management Unit (BMU) in Washington, D.C. in an effort to automate the immigration bond process. Jeremy graduated from the University of Florida in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and joined ACTION Immigration Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc. shortly thereafter. Jeremy was recently named CFO and made part owner of ACTION Immigration Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc. and will be taking the company over in the near future. Among many other things, Jeremy specializes in dealing with the various Detention and Removal Operations (DRO) offices, bond control specialists, breached or forfeited bonds, removal defense, immigration detention centers and immigration attorneys including members of AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association). Through years of networking and communicating with the various Governmental entities and attorneys, Jeremy has developed excellent contacts within Homeland Security. Jeremy continuously works directly with the U.S. Government to develop new programs, including E-Bonds, and make improvements on existing Government policy in order to help your loved one faster and more efficiently. Through Jeremy’s extensive network of contacts, he can submit a bond request to the government in the morning, get that file transferred to the right place the same day, and have your loved one out by the afternoon. Jeremy also oversees much of the sales and marketing for ACTION and maintains a Fire and Casualty license in the State of California as well as a Property and Casualty insurance license in more than thirty states.
Email Jeremy Wolf at: jeremy@actionbail.com
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