First of all when a person is brought into the Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana, he or she will learn what they are being charged with and how much the bail is and this is where you need help to post bail.
The bail amount is set by the current bail schedule. And this bail schedule is set yearly by a panel of judges in Orange County.
Getting processed into the Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana can be a frustrating process, because it can take several hours to complete. Due to the lengthy booking process (roughly about 6 to 8 hours).
I tell my clients to be patient. Once the booking process is complete then the process of posting bail can begin and Blaine Carbo is here to help you post bail fast.
Bail can be posted for inmates in one of two ways:
By posting cash bail or by going through a Santa Ana bail bonds company.
Posting a Cash Bail Bond:
Cash bail can be posted at any time day or night. The Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana never closes and they accepts cash, checks and cashier’s checks;
If a cash bail bond is posted, the cash will be returned to the defendant once the case is discharged, so long as the defendant appears at every court hearing. The Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana is not responsible for refunding cash bail.
Using a Santa Ana Bail Bonds Company:
Many Santa Ana bail bonds companies are listed in the yellow pages and online. However, Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana has what’s called a jail board available to all inmates.
This jail board is a list of local Santa Ana bail bonds companies.
In order to post bail bond at Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana, the bonding company must be authorized to do so. Most of the bail bond companies will charge a fee somewhere between 7 percent and 10 percent of the full bail amount.
And this money is non-refundable, because this is the bondsman fee for posting the bail bond.
Collateral
Collateral is not always required but, if collateral is taken for the bond, it will be released as soon as the case is terminated. So long as the defendant attended all appearance dates required by the court.
Release After Bail is Posted:
Once an inmate’s bail bond has been posted in Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana, it can take anywhere between 6 to 12 hours to be released from custody.
Now, sometimes it’s a little faster but, it all depends on a number of factors, such as the time of day, the day of the week and how many inmates are being booked or released at the same time.
And finally, if you have questions about a friend or loved one in custody at Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana, give Blaine Carbo Bail Bonds in Santa Ana a call now.
We are very familiar with the bail bonds process in Orange County and we can help bail anyone out of Orange County Central Jail in Santa Ana fast, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.