Immigration bonds are surety bonds—it’s a contract between Homeland Security A.K.A. the obligee (the entity who is holding your loved one, friend or employee), the Insurance Company A.K.A. Obligor and its agent A.K.A. co-obligor (the company that puts up the money) and the alien A.K.A Respondant (the person being detained). As the Cosigner of the contract you, are making a guarantee that you’ll pay the full amount of the immigration bond if the Respondant fails to comply with any demands set forth by Homeland Security under the conditions of the bond. The Cosigner needs collateral, like equity in a home or other property, for the Bondsman to arrange the bond. Action Immigration Bonds uses new and innovative ways to come up with collateral, so you don’t always need equity in property or large amounts of money in a savings account. We can often use a credit card to establish collateral, so call (877) 585-0444 for a complete explanation of collateral. During the first call our Specialist asks you questions to gather basic information about your unique situation, and then we start the approval process. We will even do a lot of the background research for you once we get the basic information.
Once the documents are in place, our Specialist will start filing the paperwork by fax or email, or send someone to you in person to finish the process and get the immigration bond in place. In many cases everything is completed in 24 hours and the person in jail is set free.
Call (877) 585-0444 for help now.