I-220B Order of Supervision
The order ICE issues to someone with a final removal order who is released under supervision because removal is not immediately possible. It sets check-in dates, travel limits, and sometimes ankle monitoring or a bond. Missing a check-in is the most common reason people are re-detained.
- Fee
- $0
- Fee waiver
- Not available
- Who files
- Issued by ICE, signed by the person under supervision.
- Where to file
- Issued by ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations; check-ins are scheduled through the local ERO office.
Usually filed with
Part of these processes
What changed in 2025 and 2026
- An order of supervision can support a work permit application under category (c)(18). ICE has sharply reduced discretionary releases and shortened check-in intervals since 2025, and people have been detained at routine check-ins.
Official page. https://www.ice.gov/webform/ice-check-in. Download the form there, never from a third-party site; check the edition date and fee before filing.