04/10/2026 An ICE or ISAP check-in is a mandatory procedure. In 2025–2026, there has been an increase in detentions occurring directly during these appointments. ❗️There is no need to panic - it simply means you should prepare for your check-in in advance and take it seriously. An ICE check-in is a required meeting with an officer if a person is in removal proceedings, has been released on parole, is under supervision, or is enrolled in ISAP. ⏩The purpose of the visit is to verify compliance with conditions, confirm your address, and check participation in the immigration process. While detention is possible, the decision is made based on individual circumstances. You should bring documents confirming your identity and status, including: ID, ICE documents (I-220A / I-220B), NTA, and I-94. If you have an active case, it is important to bring proof of asylum filing (I-589), receipt notices, and court documents. When preparing, we recommend reviewing this resource: https://asaptogether.org/ru/faqs-ice-isap/ This information is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.