FAQ
Q: How are bonds negotiated?
A: Bonds are negotiated over the phone with agents dispatched to meet the cosigner at the jail or wherever is most convenient for them.
Q: Is collateral required in the bail process?
A: Collateral is not always required. This is dependent on each particular situation and is determined on a case by case basis.
Q: Is payment required in full?
A: Payment is not always required in full and can be financed in some cases. This is determined on an individual basis.
Q: Can I pay over the phone?
A: Yes. Our service is confidential and professional and, with a credit card, can be done over the phone.
Q: What are immigration bail bonds?
A: Immigration bail bonds are a form of federal bond and are typically set for detainees held by the US Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) pending a hearing or court appearance.
Q: How much do immigration bail bonds cost?
A: Immigration bail bonds typically costs between 15% and 20%, depending on the collateral used, the degree of risk, and various other factors. Collateral for these bonds can range from partial cash to homes, raw land, credit cards, stocks and CDs.
Q: I have other questions and would like to speak with an agent. Who do I call?
A: Call 888-243-8688 and we will provide you with a free consultation and information regarding bail.