How do I confirm someone is in the Liberty County jail?
The Online Detainee Locator from ICE searches by A-number or exact name, each with country of birth. If a record names this site, ring (850) 756-9749, at any hour, with names, aliases, date of birth and country of birth. For an urgent message, call that same number and leave the full name, A-number, and your name and number. The sheriff's site lists the jail number too, though its link dials dispatch at (850) 643-2235, so type the jail number by hand.
Which ICE office should I call about Liberty County?
ICE's page heading says Miami Field Office, but its field office number is the ICE Tallahassee office: (850) 504-5200, 1530 Commonwealth Business Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32303. That office handles complaints and consular visits, and identifies a deportation officer once a G-28 is on file. Case-information requests go to Miami.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov, which does not take stay or appeal filings. If the locator shows nothing, call that field office number. ICE's office list shows Florida under the Miramar Sub Office, (954) 843-5800. Other sites are in the ICE directory.
Can family visit in person?
ICE describes family visits only as video visits, scheduled by calling (850) 756-9749 and held on wall-mounted kiosks or tablets issued to detained people. Family and social visits are non-contact. The page publishes no family visiting days or hours, so ask when you call. Unescorted visitors must be 18 or older, and people under 18 need a parent or guardian. If you come to the building, ICE lists a pat-down, belongings inspection and metal scan, and visitors may carry nothing into the visiting area. Clergy visits need arrangements with the Chaplain's Office.
How do mail and money work in Bristol?
Address letters to the person's name and the last four digits of the A-number at 12422 NW Revell Rd, Bristol, Florida 32321, and include your name and address. Packages, personal and cashier's checks, stamps, food and periodicals not sent by the publisher are restricted. Deposits go through Kimbles at (706) 898-3851 or Team3.inmatecanteen.com, or by money order to P.O. Box 67, Bristol, Florida 32321, with the person's name on it. ICE cautions against having cash mailed. The page publishes no commissary list or phone account steps, and says tablets carry non-confidential messages.
How do lawyers reach clients, and what comes next?
ICE lists attorney visits from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Legal calls and video sessions run 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in 30- to 60-minute blocks, requested 24 hours ahead through (850) 756-9749 or Libertycountyjail886@gmail.com, with a limit of one 60-minute session per person a day. The page names no immigration court, only 1-800-898-7180, so look up the court and date by A-number. Custody questions are in the bond hearing guide; our removal defense page covers representation across Florida.