just checking in to see if you have any updates

#Just checking in to see if you have any updates how to#

Check the “I’m not a robot” box and complete the puzzle.Enter the Subject ID and place of birth listed on your paperwork.

#Just checking in to see if you have any updates how to#

When you are ready to make your appointment, follow the written instructions below, or watch our to learn how to make an ICE check-in appointment online. You can use it to find the Subject ID and birthplace you provided to agents at the border. Follow any instructions provided by ICE from your appointment.īefore you start, make sure you have the paperwork you received at the border. You have previously completed an appointment with ICE.

Contact the ICE Services Line at 1 (833) 383-1465. Report to an ICE office near you on that day. You do not need to reschedule your appointment.

Your current location is different from the location on your paperwork.

The date, time, and location are listed on your paperwork. If your check-in appointment was scheduled as part of your release, you do not need to make a new appointment online. No, you do not need to make an appointment if: For example, if your paperwork includes a date and time for an ICE check-in, but you are not able to appear at an ICE office that day.

You need to change the date of your appointment.

For example, if the paperwork you received at the border does not include a date and time for an ICE check-in.

You do not already have an appointment.

Yes, you need to make an appointment with ICE if: Do I need to make an appointment with ICE? You do not need to call or appear in person at an ICE office to make an appointment.

The next available appointments are later than the check-in deadline on your release paperwork.

You were given instructions at the border to report to ICE within a specific timeframe.

Scheduling your appointment online meets the requirements of your release even if: You may schedule your ICE check-in online from a smartphone, tablet, or computer.