How to Get Someone Out of Jail Without Leaving Your Home
“It’s about 7:30 a.m. and you are leaving for work when suddenly a call or a text says that a beloved friend has been incarcerated following a traffic stop.” You can’t believe it. What can you do?”
You Can Post Bail From Home, Call Us!
Shocked by the news, you may even question the accuracy of that information knowing your friend has never dealt with the police. A forgotten court date or an active warrant can cause the arrest of someone on-site. However, 3-D Bail Bonds can help. No matter what caused the arrest, our team of bail bondsmen can help by allowing clients to post bail from home. You can process bail bonds from the comfort of your home or your job. We make things quite easy for you with our online bail process.
Post Bail From Home In 3 Easy Steps:
- Call a bondsman at 860-247-2245 (bail consultations are free)
- Fill out bail bonds forms online and pay the fee online or by phone
- Arrange transportation for the person released. You can even send an Uber or Lift for them.
The 3-D Bail Bonds Online Process
Post bail from home today and bring a loved one back home. With our sophisticated bail system, we ensure your privacy and protect your investment. Contact 3-D Bail Bonds today at 860-247-2245 to learn more about the fastest way out fo jail in all of Connecticut.
Posting bail bonds from the comfort of your home is quite common. Families living out of state frequently use our online bail process. 3-D Bail Bonds’ online services are straightforward. The most important step is to contact us immediately upon learning of the arrest. As an agency assuming liability for someone in jail, we need the defendant’s information and whereabouts.
Online Bail Bonds Process: Get Your Loved One Out of Jail Without Leaving Your Home or Job Site
To fill out paperwork. It may be easier to work on a desktop computer, however a smartphone can be sufficient. Our online paperwork follows industry best practices with encrypted customer data and HTTPS.
After the initial call with your loved one’s information, our agent will evaluate and usually approve the bond within minutes. The next step is to collect the fee payment. You can pay by phone or online using the Pay Now link.
Bail money doesn’t have to be cash. We accept a variety of bail payments including mobile payments like credit cards, Cash App, Venmo, cash, checks, money orders, and other popular app payments. Calling in your payment is the fastest way to collect payments. All payments are made with a live person at the office. As soon as your payment has been processed, you will receive a text message with a receipt from 3-D Bail Bonds.
These steps are for paying for bail from home on a new bond. If you are calling in a payment for a defendant released with a payment plan please mention that so your account gets credited.
Once you have completed these two steps, we can post the bond and your loved one will be released from jail.
Our licensed bail bondsman is in constant communication with cosigners and the police department as they are processing the bond. We wait at the jails so you don’t have to. Our goal is to make the process quick and easy for you.
Can The Bondsman Pick Up My Loved One and Drive Them Home?
Even though we wouldn’t mind offering a quick ride to our customers, we are subject to insurance policies and are not allowed to offer rides. However, with so many options for rides these days, there are plenty of choices to pay ahead for someone’s ride. You can use Uber, Lyft, and local taxi services.
Unfortunately, some correctional centers in Connecticut require a person to pick up the prisoner released from jail. In that case, we will notify you ahead of time so you can make arrangements. The women’s prison in Niantic-York requires a person to pick up inmates when released or they will not be released.
You should know that if you are trying to bail someone out of the Hartford correctional, they can walk to our office (a 2-minute walk from Hartford jail) after being released and wait for you at our office. Other Connecticut prisons like Corrigan, New Haven, and Bridgeport have access to public transportation.
What Happens After the Bond Is Posted and My Loved One Is Released?
After posting bail from home for your loved one ensure they understand their conditions of release. A defendant released on bond must comply by attending all court hearings and any other stipulation a judge may have imposed before the release. If you choose to cosign for a loved one, please ensure that this person attends their court hearings until the case is finished.
Stay in touch with the person you cosigned for. Make sure you know their whereabouts in case they fail to appear in court. If you financed the bail bond, call the office and ensure the account is up to date with payments. In Connecticut, defendants and cosigners are responsible for any unpaid balance.
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If your family needs to find a bail bondsman in Hartford Connecticut, turn to 3-D Bail Bonds. Based in Hartford but with agents all over the state, we’re fully incorporated and available 24/7 for total convenience. Post bail from home with our high-tech system and save time and money. Our bail bondsmen are located strategically throughout the state to make every bail bond possible in minutes. Call 860-247-2245 we are open 24 hours, 7 days.
