Form I-385 also known as the “Notice to Report”.

Form I-385, also known as the “Notice to Report,” is a document used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This form is typically issued to individuals who have been released from ICE custody and are required to report to an ICE office at a later date.

Key Points about Form I-385

1. Purpose: The form serves as a notice to the individual to report to ICE for further processing or follow-up regarding their immigration case. It includes instructions on when and where to report.
2. Information Included:
   • Personal Information: Name, A-number (Alien Registration Number), and other identifying details.
   • Reporting Instructions: Specific details on the date, time, and location where the individual must report.
   • Conditions of Release: Any conditions that the individual must comply with while they are out of custody, such as maintaining contact with ICE, attending all immigration court hearings, and not engaging in illegal activities.
3. Importance of Compliance: Failing to comply with the instructions on Form I-385 can have serious consequences, including being taken back into ICE custody and potential negative impacts on the individual’s immigration case.
4. Legal Advice: Individuals who receive Form I-385 are strongly advised to consult with an immigration attorney to understand their obligations and to ensure they comply with all requirements set forth by ICE.

Resources

• ICE Overview
• USCIS Official Forms

For more detailed and personalized advice, it’s recommended to consult with an immigration attorney or legal expert who can provide guidance based on the specific circumstances of your case.