I-352: Immigration Bond

Obligors and co-obligors (if any) shall state their full name and address in Paragraph A.

The obligor, surety, or agent must furnish its Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to ICE. Failure to furnish the TIN may result in a refusal of the bond.

Enter the Name of Obligor, the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), the Street Address of Obligor, the City, State and Zip Code, the Home Phone and the Cell Phone.

An agent of an acceptable surety company (a co-obligor) may execute the bond only if the agent attaches to the bond a currently valid power of attorney showing the authority of the agent to act for the surety company or has provided to ICE a power of attorney to be used as part of the eBONDS system.

For the Name of Agent/Co-Obligor (if any-Surety Bonds only), enter the Address (if different from that of Obligor), the Home Phone, the Cell Phone and the Email.

If this is executed by a surety company the rate of premium is, and the amount of premium is, entered; also enter the name and address of the person who executed a written instrument with the surety company requesting it to post bond.

For the alien for whom the bond is furnished, enter the Name, the Alien Registration Number or Visa Number, the Current Location, the Date and country of birth, the Nationality, the Date, port and means of arrival in the United States, the Alien to reside at, the Telephone number at alien's residence and the Email.

In Paragraph C, the obligor and the agent acting on its behalf (if any), upon execution of this bond, agree that they are immediately liable to the United States in the sum entered in dollars, which sum is to be forfeited and paid to the United States upon an administratively final breach determination.

Enter the facts recited: the paragraph or paragraphs herein numbered and captioned, and any rider lettered.

After D. Signed this, enter the day and the (Month/Year); the obligor signs at (Signature of Obligor) and the agent at (Signature of Agent/Co-Obligor (if any)).

The obligor certifies, subject to penalties provided by 18 U.S.C. § 1001, that any cash equivalent deposited is not the proceeds of illicit activity.

E. Bond approved and accepted at (City and State) on (Date), has lines for the Field Office Director Printed Name and the Field Office Director Signature.

The obligor and any co-obligor furnish the bond with the following conditions if: (1) the alien is released from custody and if the obligor and any co-obligor shall cause the alien to be produced or to produce himself/herself to an immigration officer or an immigration judge of the United States, as specified in the ”Notice to Obligor to Deliver Alien,” Form I-340, issued by ICE, upon each and every written request until removal proceedings in his/her case are finally terminated; (2) the said alien is accepted by ICE for detention or removal; or (3) the bond is otherwise cancelled, this obligation shall terminate.

If, however, the obligor or any co-obligor fails to surrender the alien in response to a demand while the bond remains in effect, the full amount of the bond (see Paragraph C) becomes due and payable upon an administratively final breach determination.

For the obligor to furnish this bond, (1) the obligor and any co-obligor ensure that the alien departs the United States on or before the date specified in the order granting voluntary departure, and provides probative documentation of the departure within 30 days of the date specified in the order granting voluntary departure; or (2) the alien is actually accepted by DHS for detention or removal, this obligation shall terminate.

An order of supervision bond: if the alien fully performs all of the conditions of the order of supervision and surrenders for removal, then this obligation shall terminate; but if the alien fails to fully perform any of the conditions of the order of supervision, or the alien fails to surrender for removal, the full amount of this bond shall become due and payable by the obligor and any co-obligor upon an administratively final breach determination.

The obligation shall become due and payable if the alien: (a) violates any condition of her/his status; (b) files an untimely application for change of status or extension of his/her lawful admission; or (c) remains in the United States after expiration of the temporary period of admission or, if the alien timely and properly files an application for change of status or extension of her/his lawful temporary stay, the alien does not depart the United States within 10 days after denial of such request.

Under F, enter the EIN for the Surety Company, the EIN for the Agent-Bonding Company and the Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) for Obligors-Cash Equivalents.

For bonds posted by acceptable surety companies, if the surety company or agent does not make payment within 120 days of the demand for payment, DHS may notify Treasury of such nonpayment.