Is a loved one detained by ICE?
First, locate the person and the case.
As soon as possible, confirm the detained person’s identity, A-number, arrest date, and detention location. With this information, Chuang Legal Office can assess the situation and the legal options. Whether habeas corpus, bond, or other relief is appropriate depends on an attorney’s review of the case.
Call 909-969-6666 NowPlease Prepare This Information
These questions help the firm understand the detention and any pending proceedings. If dates or documents are incomplete, say so honestly; there is no need to guess.
Identity and Family
The detained person’s name, A-number, and date of birth; family in the U.S., and the relationship and ages of close relatives living with them.
Prior Criminal History
Any prior arrests, detentions, or charges; dates, cities, agencies, places and length of custody; the charges and final outcomes, including dismissals, acquittals, or pleas.
Entry and Asylum
Date, city, and manner of entry; any prior detention location and length; the date an asylum application was filed and who represented the person.
Current Arrest and Detention
Date, city, and circumstances of this arrest; whether ICE showed a warrant; the current detention facility and location.
Bond and Appeals
Whether bond was requested, whether a decision was issued, whether the bond decision was appealed, and the current status of proceedings.
Contacts
Names and phone numbers of family members or helpers we can contact, and their relationship to the detained person.
Submit Information
Submit Information and Documents OnlineUse the online form to provide case information and upload the documents below (PDF, JPG, PNG). Everything goes directly into the firm’s private case file, and you will receive a case number after submitting.
Submitting information does not by itself create an attorney–client relationship.
