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How Much Does It Cost? PREMIUM The rate charged by a bail agency is called a "Premium." The premium charged by A To Z Bail Bonds is 10% of the full amount of ...the bail bond, plus a $10.00 service fee. For example; if the bail required to have a inmate released from jail is $1,000.00, then the premium is $110.00: ($1,000.00 x 10%= $100.00 +$10.00). The premium charged for an Immigration Bond is 12%. Premium payment may be paid by, but not limited to: credit card(s), Western Union, wire transfer, cash and checks. We also offer EasyBail premium financing, on approved credit. In some cases A To Z Bail Bonds requires security for the bail bond in addition to the premium. The security used to guarantee a bail bond is called "collateral." COLLATERAL Since A To Z Bail Bonds is posting the full amount of the bail, we may require some form of security to guarantee that we will not have a financial loss in the event the person released from custody on bail, fails to appear in court. This security, called the "collateral," can be almost anything of value that can easily be secured. Often a simple signature by a qualified indemnitor is sufficient to secure a bail transaction. In other circumstances we may require some type of collateral that is equal to the bail amount. The type and amount of collateral required, is determined on a case by case basis. For example, we have accepted: real property, unimproved land, agricultural land, vehicle titles (pink slips), jewelry, cash, letters of credit, credit cards, personal items, business equipment, etc. The best way to qualify collateral for a bail bond is to email us with the bail amount and the collateral you wish to deposit or call us at 1-800-619-BAIL.

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"Typically, a bail amount is set by the local court jurisdiction following the arrest of a defendant. A family member, a close friend, or sometimes the defendant will contact a bail agent to arrange for the posting of the bail bond. The family member or friend that is guaranteeing the bond, also known as the indemnitor or co-signer, will complete paperwork and pay the premium, which is a percentage of the bond amount. By signing the paperwork, the indemnitor is guaranteeing t...hat he or she will pay the full amount of the bond if the defendant fails to appear in court. Typically, collateral is taken from the indemnitor to secure the guarantee." Big Marco is a member of ExpertBail national network. "ExpertBail is the only true National Bail Bond Network. With bail bond agents in every state that bail can be written, the ExpertBail Network of Agents can service your needs no matter where you or the defendant is located."

"A judge or magistrate normally sets the amount of bail for each defendant. They will consider many things in this process including the nature and seriousness of the charges, the weight of the evidence, the defendants character and history as well as other factors to determined the overall potential flight risk of the defendant. Additionally, many states and counties also have what is called a bail schedule, which is a set of guidelines comprised of bail amounts and ranges for specific crimes."