How do I find out whether someone is held in Hagatna?
Hagatna is a Guam Department of Corrections site that also appears in ICE's facility directory, so the listing cannot tell you whether a relative is inside. Try ice.gov/locator with an A-number or exact name, plus country of birth. Then phone the Guam ERO duty officer on (671) 777-2976, also ICE's main number for the facility, between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. That window is Guam time, far ahead of the U.S. mainland, so plan the call around it. ICE dated this page August 6, 2026; our reading is from October 31, 2026.
How do I arrange a visit in Hagatna?
ICE lists family visits Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding holidays, and says to call (671) 475-0184 to arrange one. Visits are non-contact. Separately, Guam's Department of Corrections posts a monthly Hagatna schedule, so check that too; we could not read the scanned November 2026 copy, so its days are not repeated here. Its policy page says only people approved by the warden may be on a visiting list and they must finish paperwork before entry. For general questions it gives (671) 735-5170. Nothing may be passed to the person.
How can I leave a message for someone in Hagatna?
ICE says people held here cannot take incoming calls. There are two numbers, depending on what you need. For an urgent message, call (671) 777-2976 and leave the person's full name, A-number, your name and your number. For a non-confidential message with call-back details, ICE gives (671) 472-0565. Unlike many ICE listings, this page mentions no tablets, messaging app or video visit service, and it does not name a phone-account company. If that matters, ask at (671) 777-2976, ICE's main number for the facility.
What does ICE publish about mail and money here?
Very little. Letters need the last four digits of the A-number plus your name and address, and they are screened for contraband. The page gives no separate mailing address, so ask at (671) 777-2976 before posting anything to 203 Aspinall Avenue. It publishes no deposit company, commissary procedure or phone account. It says only that funds received by mail are processed with a receipt, and that cash should not be mailed. For travel items, ask the same Guam ERO duty officer; electronic devices are refused.
Which ICE office and court apply to Guam?
ICE's directory places Guam under the San Francisco Field Office, 630 Sansome Street, Room 590, at (415) 365-8800, with case requests to SanFrancisco.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov. The facility page labels (671) 475-0184 as the field office line, and that number also takes visit, clergy and legal call arrangements. No Guam court is named, so check the hearing lookup guide; the bond hearing guide covers custody. Oddly, the page sends after-hours legal visits to the CNMI Department of Corrections at (670) 237-2700, so lawyers handling removal defense matters should confirm that first.