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SAN FRANCISCO BAIL BONDS FORANSWERS FOR YOUR BAIL QUESTIONSMany of our customers are understandably upset and confused. The San Francisco bail bonds system can be complicated and you should consult a professional to guide you through the bail bond process. Call Greg Rynerson Bail Bonds for San Francisco jails. We offer help immediately after the arrest. A licensed bondsman will answer all your questions regarding the bail process. We can be reached locally 24 hours a day at 415-831-2245. Or, toll-free at 888-224-5266. BAIL BOND MISCONCEPTIONSOften our clients are uncertain of the how bail bonds work. For example, many of our clients believe they are required to pledge some type of collateral and expect to need to put their house on the line. It may surprise you to know that we do most bail bonds with no collateral. A simple signature from a credible signer is all that is generally required. Typically, our customers are not aware that most bonds can be completed by fax or e-mail. Technology simplifies the process and saves everybody a lot of time allowing us to get the defendant out of jail quickly. We are LGBT friendly bail bondsmen. BAIL BONDS PROCESSS IN SAN FRANCISCOAt the time of arrest and processing, the bail is set according to a published bail schedule that is set annually by judges for San Francisco County. The Sheriff's Department located at 425 7th St., San Francisco is the Intake and Release Center for the Sheriff's Department. Prisoners will be transferred to this facility to be processed. This detention facility is the focal point for individuals that have been arrested, even though many are eventually transferred to other parts of the jail system. If you want to bail someone out of a San Francisco jail, you have the option to use a bail bondsman who will charge you a fee of 10% of the full bail amount. The bail agent will handle all the particulars of the transaction. If you have access to a large sum of money you may not want to use a bondsman, but pay the bail in full by cash or cashier’s check. Your funds will be tied up until the case is completed. If you are paying by cashier's check, you need to be certain that the payee is exactly as the jail requests; otherwise, the jail may refuse the check. Bail in San Francisco County may be posted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at Hall of Justice, 2nd floor. To obtain bail information on anyone in custody in San Francisco, call (415) 553-1430. SAN FRANCISCO JAIL SYSTEMThe San Francisco Custody Division of the San Francisco County Sheriff's Department houses about 2,500 detainees at any given time. It is estimated that about 60,000 people will be processed into the Custody Division on an annual basis. There are three jail facilities for inmates in San Francisco. Additionally, there is a ward at SF General Hospital for those needing medical care.
The following San Francisco jail information may be helpful in locating an arrestee or picking up a defendant after release from jail. Intake & Release -
County Jail 9 Arrestee Classification Inmate Housing For complete San Francisco bail bonds information or immediate bail service, please call to speak to a bondsman at 415-831-2245. BAIL BONDS FOR ALL SAN FRANCISCO COMMUNITIES INCLUDING
Let us help you with all your bail bond needs for San Francisco and surrounding communities. Please call us at 888-BAIL-BOND (1-888-224-5266).
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