According to what has been established by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE, for its initials in English), all those people who have had an encounter with before this government agency at the border or any other place within the North American territory, must appear before it in a mandatory manner for a new appointment.
And unlike other immigrants or foreigners who may be detained by immigration authorities and go through various processes regarding their situation, this group has the responsibility and commitment to follow a meticulous process that starts with their first encounter with ICE.
After this, and once they have been released, they must start with the established protocol for their immigration supervision.
How to schedule an appointment at ICE?
Firstly, and according to what has been established by ICE, it is necessary for the applicant to have the same documents that were submitted to the agency, especially the one where their identification number or Subject ID is located.
Then, it will be necessary to access the ICE website to proceed with scheduling a new appointment:
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Access the website checkin.ice.gov
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Enter the identification number and place of birth
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Complete the security verification
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Click on submit
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Enter the address, city, state, or zip code where the applicant resides to find an ICE office
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Select an office
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Click on continue
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Select an available time for the appointment
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Click on confirm after reviewing the information
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Click on confirm again
After this series of steps, the ICE website will display the details of the appointment as well as the confirmation number, which can be saved by printing or sending the document to an email via text message or even manually taking note of it somewhere.
It is extremely important to take into account that failing to make an appointment with ICE, after the encounter the person may have with the agency at the border or some other place, can be interpreted as a violation of the terms of release by the immigration agency.
Therefore, not following through with this process could lead to the issuance of a detention order and even a deportation process. Therefore, this process is crucial to ensure compliance with established laws and to avoid adding issues in the development of the immigration process.
*This article has been automatically translated using artificial intelligence