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Bail Bond Information FAQ's

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Q: What information do you need from me in order to do a Bond?
A: The name of the person locked up, the jail, the bond amount if known and the booking number.

Q: What are the requirements for posting a bond?
A: Requirements are based on the amount of the bond. Standard requirements are a stable job, stable residence.

Q: How much does it cost to post bond for someone?
A: The fee is 10% of the bond. *Premium financing is available on large bonds *(wac)

Q: When can a bond be done?
A: Most jails allow bonding 24 hours a day.

Q: When I bond someone out, what exactly am I responsible for?
A: You are responsible for making sure that the individual attends all scheduled court dates.

Q: What happens if someone I bonded out does not go to court?
A: We then start an investigation and hand over the file to a fugitive recovery agent to find the defendant. In most cases it maybe an oversight on the part of the defendant this is why it is important for you as a co-signer to know the whereabouts of the defendant at all times and his/her next court date

Q: What if the defendant is not found in time?

A: If we are unable to locate the individual quickly, then the full amount of the bond is due and a demand is made upon you to pay the bond immediately.

Q: How long am I responsible for the bond?
A: You are responsible for as long as the case goes on and the court has exonerated the bail bond.

Q: What if the person is found guilty?
A: The adjudication of guilt or innocence does not matter you are only guaranteeing that the individual will be in court

Q: How do I know when the person is suppose to appear in court?
A: When the person is bonded out the next court date is given then, any court dates after that can be checked by calling the court of jurisdiction where the defendant was charged or you can call the bail agent listed on your receipt of bond premium.

Q: What if I think the person I bonded out is not going to go to court?
A: Contact the bail agent or call 1-800-224-5937 and we will attempt arrest the individual and return him/her to the custody of the jail.

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