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1. Start here01

   Bail Bond Application

   The intake form behind every bond we write. It records the defendant, the booking facility, the charge, the bail amount, and who is arranging release.

   Your agent can fill this out over the phone in a few minutes and send it back for an electronic signature, so nobody has to drive to an office in the middle of the night.

   Have ready

   • • Defendant's full name and date of birth
   • • Jail or booking facility
   • • Bail amount or case number if known
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
2. Co-signer02

   Indemnitor Agreement

   Signed by the person guaranteeing the bond. It spells out, in plain language, what a co-signer is responsible for while the case is open.

   We review each line with you before you sign — including what happens if a court date is missed and how the agreement ends once the case is resolved.

   Have ready

   • • Valid photo ID
   • • Proof of residence or employment
   • • Two personal references
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
3. Payments03

   Premium Payment Plan

   Used whenever a family finances the premium instead of paying it in full. It sets the down payment, the schedule, the balance, and the accepted payment methods.

   Plans are written around your budget, and qualified clients may be eligible for our discounted rates and 0% financing options.

   Have ready

   • • Down payment amount
   • • Preferred due dates
   • • Card, transfer, or cash details
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
4. Collateral04

   Collateral Receipt & Release

   Most of our bonds require no collateral at all. When it is used, this form documents exactly what was pledged and the conditions for returning it.

   You receive a signed copy the same day, and the release is processed once the court exonerates the bond.

   Have ready

   • • Description of the pledged item
   • • Ownership documentation
   • • Signature of the owner
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
5. Property bonds05

   Property Bond Worksheet

   For larger bail amounts secured by real estate. It gathers the property description, recorded ownership, and current equity so the court can evaluate it.

   Property bonds take longer than a surety bond, so call first — an agent will tell you whether it is actually the fastest route in your county.

   Have ready

   • • Recorded deed
   • • Recent mortgage statement
   • • Property tax assessment
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
6. Authorization06

   Credit Card Authorization

   Authorizes a one-time or scheduled charge for the premium. Required for any payment taken by phone.

   Card details are collected directly by a licensed agent and never left on voicemail, email, or text.

   Have ready

   • • Cardholder name and billing address
   • • Authorized amount
   • • Cardholder signature
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
7. Third party07

   Power of Attorney / Authorization to Act

   Lets a relative or friend handle paperwork on behalf of someone who cannot be present, such as a co-signer out of state.

   Commonly paired with a notarized signature; we will tell you when notarization is genuinely required and when it is not.

   Have ready

   • • ID for both parties
   • • Written scope of authority
   • • Notary if requested by the court
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154
8. Ongoing case08

   Court Date & Contact Update

   Keeps a defendant's address, phone number, and next court appearance current for the length of the bond.

   Filing this the moment something changes is the single easiest way to keep a bond in good standing and avoid a forfeiture.

   Have ready

   • • New address or phone
   • • Upcoming court date
   • • Case or bond number
   Request this form — Call (714) 515-5154