[header] How to become a bail bondsman [title] Find out your state's private bail bond policy. [step] Check to see if the state where you plan to work as a bail bondsman allows private bail bonds for posting bail. Some states do not allow private bonds, and a few other states have special guidelines regarding private bonds.
[header] How to become a bail bondsman [title] Find out your state's private bail bond policy. [step] Check to see if the state where you plan to work as a bail bondsman allows private bail bonds for posting bail. Some states do not allow private bonds, and a few other states have special guidelines regarding private bonds.
[substeps] The law protects private bond bondsmen from fines. Bail bondsmen who fail to follow these rules are at risk of becoming fined. Check with your state's department of insurance to find out your state's policies. [substeps] States, such as illinois, kentucky, oregon, and wisconsin do not allow commercial bail. This can affect your circumstances, a bond terms, and whether you qualify. [substeps] In california, for example, you can qualify for 3 private bonds if you meet the following: age of 30, felony convictions (although there are exceptions), or a maximum amount of time of prison sentences. [substeps] Texas, for example, does not allow private bail bonds for posting off bail. These are bonds specifically designated for posting bail.