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ICE Fax Number — Field Offices, Detention Records, and FOIA

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operates through Enforcement and Removal Operations field offices, detention facilities, and headquarters programs, so correspondence is routed by the specific office rather than to one national fax line. An inquiry about a detained individual goes to the ERO field office or facility handling that case, while records requests go through the ICE FOIA process. The dependable path is to open the official ICE page for the field office, facility, or program you need, which lists the accepted contact channels. Because ICE routes many inquiries through online locators and the FOIA portal, confirm whether fax is accepted for your matter before sending.

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Fax Number

Confirm the correct fax destination on the specific ICE office or program page — ERO field offices, detention facilities, and FOIA route separately

Hours: ICE ERO field offices and headquarters programs generally operate Monday through Friday during federal business hours, while detention facilities follow their own operational schedules. Confirm hours on the relevant office or facility page.

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What You Can Fax to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

  • Attorney G-28 notices and case correspondence a specific ICE office has requested
  • Documentation for a detained-individual inquiry to an ERO field office
  • Supporting materials for a stay or case review where fax is indicated
  • FOIA requests and related records materials
  • Forms listed on an official ICE office or program page
Tip: Verify the fax destination on the specific ICE field office, detention facility, or program page before sending, because a general agency number will not reach the office managing the case. Do not assume fax is the required channel — ICE directs many inquiries through the online detainee locator and the FOIA portal — so confirm the accepted method first. Keep the transmission receipt and reference the individual's A-number and any case identifier on the cover sheet so your document reaches the correct file.

Faxing to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — FAQ

No. ICE works through many field offices, detention facilities, and headquarters programs, each with its own contact process. Use the ICE office locator to identify the office handling the case and follow the contact information on its official page.

Documents about a detained person go to the ERO field office or facility with jurisdiction over that case, which you can identify through the ICE online detainee locator. Confirm the accepted channel with that office and reference the individual's A-number on everything you send.

An attorney's notice of appearance is generally submitted to the specific ICE office handling the matter, following that office's stated intake process. Confirm whether the office accepts a faxed G-28 or requires another channel, and keep proof of when and where you submitted it.

ICE's FOIA office publishes its accepted submission methods, which typically include an online portal, email, and mail. Review the current ICE FOIA page to confirm whether fax is accepted and to obtain the correct destination before submitting.

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