That might be the best part - there are no instructions on how to pay. It’s anyone’s guess what would actually work.

5/5 If you don’t already have copies of all your immigration records, get them now! It’s easy and free to file a FOIA request for your records with USCIS, CBP, and the immigration court online. Responses can take months, so request your records before you need them.
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4/5 Keep copies of ALL your immigration documents, including everything that you have ever sent to or received from the government. You should also have a copy of your passport, visa, and ID. A lawyer can help you much more quickly if they can review these documents to figure out your options.

3/5 Make a plan for your family. Do you have a child? Who will take care of them while you are detained? Does someone have access to your bank account so they can pay your bond or urgent bills? Consider a Power of Attorney or Consent to Petition for Guardianship.
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2/5 Share important contact information with people you know and trust. They will need the name and contact information for your lawyer and a close family member. If you haven’t consulted with an immigration attorney to review your options now, you should! Find an AILA member here: ailalawyer.com