How Long Will It Take?
Our agents are quick and efficient, we utilize ‘state-of-art’ computer equipment and services to process all applications, credit cards, and deliver the necessary documents to get your friends and family released as quickly as possible. Then, it is up to the jail, or release center to take these documents (Power of Attorney) and release the defendant. How long it takes to release a defendant is often determined by how efficient the corrections officers are, and how many other people have been arrested before your friend or family member. Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights and holidays are usually very busy. Being realistic, in some counties it can be from four to 10 hours after the “bail bond agent” has delivered the documents to the release center. Therefore, calling us as soon as possible with the information will help the defendant get out of jail quicker.
Follow Up
After the defendants are released from jail they are required to come in to our office within 24 to 48 hours to sign documentation and provide current contact information. This will help ensure court dates and changes will be mailed and received in a timely manner. Defendants are also required to contact our office within 24 hours if they have new contact information or address changes. Likewise, if the defendant plans on traveling out of town while out on bond they must notify us ahead of time.
Thousands of people have been helped by Palmdale Bail Bond Store. They’ve been around since 1987, that’s over 25 years of experience in helping bail people out of jail. The agents provide free consultations twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
Every year, the bail bond agents at Palmdale Bail Bond Store are retrained to keep them at the top of their game. This allows them to help you better than any other bondsmen in California. You or your loved one will be bailed out of jail in no time at all if you use Palmdale Bail Bond Store.
Call 1-661-272-0151 today to speak to a licensed bail bondsman who can help you obtain the release of those who have been arrested and detained.
