ICE CHECK-In
If you need to check-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), learn how to check-in with ICE in Maine.
What is ICE?
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a U.S. government agency that enforces immigration laws. They act like immigration “police.”
Often when ICE releases a person from immigration detention, they decide to continue to track the person. This tracking can happen in different ways, including through ankle monitors, in-person check-in appointments, visits at home, or check-ins by phone or email.
How do I check-in with ICE in Maine?
If you need to check-in with ICE at the Scarborough Maine ICE Office, you can check-in by calling 207-396-5000 or emailing ICE at ICE-ERO-POM-Reporting@ice.dhs.gov. Below are instructions on how to call or email ICE.
If you have an in-person appointment, the Scarborough Maine ICE Office address is:
Guide updated: March 2023
How can i pROTECT MYSELF AGAINST IMMIGRATION FRAUD?
Be careful when getting help with your immigration case! Beware of people in Maine who try to trick you by pretending to help with immigration cases. These people can steal your money and hurt your immigration case.
The best way to protect yourself is by having information about what these people do and being careful about who you allow to help you with your immigration case.
The ILAP resources on this page were developed by lawyers and accredited representatives, but are not a substitute for legal advice.
