You will be able to apply for your Seminole County bail bond directly online without needing to come into our office - available to you 24/7!
You will be able to apply for your bail bond directly online without needing to come into our office - available to you 24/7.
Please enter the access code we have provided you in the box below to access the online system. You’ll need to call us at 321-500-9999 for your access code.
Seminole County is also referred to as ‘Orlando North’ and is home to Seminole State College of Florida. The college is located in Sanford, which is also the county seat. Although Disney World, Universal, and other major amusement parks are actually located in Orange County, Seminole has its own share of great places to visit.
Arrests in Seminole County for 2016 and 2017 averaged just under 16,000, with the City of Sanford leading in arrests. However, less than 700 of those arrests were for violent crimes in both years, with a majority of arrests related to larceny.
Find out if someone has been arrested in Seminole County with the Seminole County Arrest Records.
Bail Bonds Now has Sanford Seminole bail bonds agents standing by, ready to help with posting jail bail bonds anytime, day or night. We understand the urgency when someone you care about is incarcerated, and we know how important a fast release is. We make it easy with our online bail bonds application tool and our 24/7 bail hotline for calls and texts at (321)-500-9999.
If you’ve never been in a situation where you’ve had to bail someone out of jail, you probably have a lot of questions. Below are some quick questions and answers to help you understand the process better. For additional assistance, a Seminole bail bondsman is available to guide you through each step, ensuring a smooth and straightforward experience.
Bail is the money ordered by the courts in exchange for the release of someone who was arrested but has not yet been proven guilty. Not all crimes are eligible for bail. For example, someone accused of first-degree murder will not be allowed bail.
A bail bond is a surety bond provided by a state-licensed bail bondsman, allowing a person arrested for a misdemeanor or felony crime to pay a small percentage of the full bail amount to be released from jail while awaiting their court hearing. A Seminole bail bond can help those arrested in Seminole County secure a faster release by paying only a portion of the set bail amount.
The fee charged by a Seminole bondsman is called the “bail premium.” The bail premium varies depending on the agent you choose to work with, but it typically costs 10% of the bail amount for state bonds, which is standard at Bail Bonds Now. For example, bail set by a judge in Florida usually starts at around $1,000 and increases based on the severity of the crime. If bail is set at $1,000, the bondsman’s fee will be $100.
If you are working with a reliable bonding agent, an inmate is usually released within six to twelve hours after the bail bond paperwork has been completed and the bail premium has been paid.
Yes, a Seminole County bondsman can revoke a bond. If someone released from jail on a bail bond jumps bail (i.e., does not show up for the court hearing as agreed) or fails to comply with any other bond requirements, the bondsman has the right to revoke the bond. If this happens with a felony bond, the defendant will be taken back to jail.
If you or someone you care about has been arrested in Seminole County, call or text Bail Bonds Now at (321)-500-9999. Our easy-to-use online form allows you to apply for a bail bond from anywhere at any time using your smartphone or computer. Simply contact one of our Seminole bail bondsmen to receive access and guidance through the process.
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