Transfer Bonds
Tampa, Brandon, Carrollwood, Northdale, Temple Terrace, Riverview, Lutz, Ruskin, Temple Terrace and Surrounding Areas
Call Now for Transfer Bonds if You Have Been Arrested in Another State
If you or a family member finds themselves in the challenging situation of being arrested and detained in a state outside of Florida, Bazarte Bail Bonds can help. Our transfer bonds will expedite bail arrangements for individuals detained in states other than Florida. In these urgent situations, securing bail promptly is crucial, as it not only minimizes potential negative impacts on employment but also allows for the timely retention of legal representation to strategize and defend against charges.
While obtaining a transfer bond is more intricate than a local bail bond, there are multiple benefits to enlisting the expertise of a bondsman, like Bazarte Bail Bonds, from your home state. A transfer bond, functioning similarly to a surety bond, requires a third party to handle the necessary paperwork. The family member applying for the bond is responsible for part of the funds, and the bail bond company, in this case, Bazarte Bail Bonds, is responsible for the out-of-state release.
Types of Bail Bonds We Handle
Surety Bonds
Cash Bonds
Citation Release
Immigration
Recognizance Release
Advantages of Transfer Bonds, which could be your Most Beneficial Option
Some bail bond companies prefer not to work with non-local detainees, as they may consider them a greater flight risk.
Instead of traveling to the state where your loved one is detained, which can be time-consuming and costly, you can secure bail without leaving your location. This could be a more practical solution.
You take on the risk and responsibility when you opt for a transfer bond. It’s crucial to ensure that the arrested person will fulfill their court appearances, underscoring the importance of your role in this process.
Transfer bonds are more complicated and expensive, but dealing with a local bail bond company may make more sense in securing the release of someone arrested out-of-state.
Transfer Bonds – What You Need to Know
Transfer bonds necessitate a comprehensive collection of information about the arrested individual. Your role is crucial in this process. Here is a list of vital information that you will need to provide the bondsman.
- The arrested person’s birthdate
- Their full name
- What charges were they arrested for?
- The jail or facility they are being held in
- Their booking number
- What amount has the bail been set at?
What Are the Most Common Types of Bail Bonds?
When it comes to bail bonds, there may be several options available for friends and family members, and the type of bond you may need will depend on a few factors. Things such as the offense for which the defendant is being charged, what the total amount for bail is, and your current financial situation can all have an effect on the kind of bond you may need. The following types of bail bonds are the most common forms of posting bail.
Surety Bonds
By far the most common state bond, a surety bond, is governed by Florida regulations and stipulates that the bondsman will be paid 10%. The bondsman then provides the remainder of the bond to the court. This is the law. There is NEVER an instance where a bondsman can offer you a deal or charge more than the stipulated 10%. The only exception to this 10% rule is when bail is set under $1,000. Regardless of the amount below $1,000, the cost is $100, not 10%. Since the law is specific, the only difference that separates the multitude of bail bonds companies is the service you will be provided.
Federal Bail Bonds
A federal bail bond comes into play when the alleged crime is of a federal nature or involves interstate criminal activity. Examples of this would be crimes that cross state lines or any crime investigated by a federal agency like the FBI, Post Office, IRS, or Immigration Services. The types of crimes that would require a federal bail bond include tax evasion, drug trafficking, fraud, and kidnapping. As well as any crime that takes place on federal property.
Federal bonds are most often many times higher than a state bond. The premium rate in Florida for a federal bail bond is 15%. Often, a judge will add a “Nebbia” requirement. This means that whoever is paying the bond must provide proof that any collateral or money used is from a legitimate source. The professionals at Bazarte Bail Bonds are experienced in dealing with federal bail bonds and can be instrumental in helping the arrestee deal with these intricacies. We can also help with signature and immigration bonds.
Self-Arrest Bonds
When a person believes there may be an outstanding warrant for their arrest, it is possible for the offender’s bail to be paid without going through the process of being detained in jail. The reason for this is simple. Jails are overcrowded. If someone believes a warrant exists against them, the best course of action is to contact Bazarte Bail Bonds. We can verify the record, explain the process, and accompany you to a facility that accepts self-arrests. We will explain what identification is required and the proper dress code.
Contact Bazarte Bail Bonds if you have been Arrested Out Of State and Need A Transfer Bond
Since 1977, Bazarte Bail Bonds has been dedicated to helping good people in challenging situations. We understand that being arrested is a frightening and stressful experience. That’s why our round-the-clock service is always there for you, ensuring that you or your loved one doesn’t spend unnecessary time behind bars. If you need to assist a family member who has been arrested out-of-state and requires help with transfer bonds, don’t hesitate to call or contact us today. We’re here to provide the support and assistance you need during this challenging time.
They were very quick and efficient in bailing out nephew. Have used them twice now and they are also very considerate and went out of their way to make the process as smooth as possible since I live over 2 hours away. Saved me time and gas. Definitely recommend. Thanks so much for bringing sunshine to this otherwise dreary situation.
Why Choose Bazarte Bail Bonds for DUI Bail, Felony Bail or Bail for Drug Charges?
40+ years in business
Located centrally in downtown Tampa
We work diligently to get bonds posted quickly to minimize the waiting time for the defendant’s release
A proven reputation of excellent service
Eight on-staff Licensed Surety Agents (Bondsman) located in Tampa and the surrounding area
24 Hour Nationwide Service, 7 Days a Week
We analyze each case and provide concise answers to all your questions and concerns throughout the bonding process
The entire bonding process can be done electronically or via telephone
We accept cash, checks, money orders, Western Union, wire transfer, ATM and debit cards as well as VISA, Mastercard, Discover and American Express
Our Mission & Our Promise to You
Facing time in jail is one of the most stressful things that could happen to anyone. Our goal since our inception has always been to provide the very best service to our clients in a confidential and courteous manner. We hope you never need our services but if you do, call Bazarte Bail Bonds and allow us to use our experience to work for you. Serving West Florida since 1977.
Bazarte Bail Bonds Proudly Serves the Following Areas
Apollo Beach
Ballast Point
Bayshore Beautiful
Bayshore Pointe
Brandon
Cheval
Citrus Park
Davis Islands
Egypt Lake -Leto
Fish Hawk
Gibsonton
Greater Carrollwood
Greater Northdale
Harbour Island
Hyde Park
Lake Magdalene
Lutz
New Tampa
Palma Ceia
Palmetto Beach
Pebble Creek
Plant City
Riverview
Ruskin
Seffner
South Tampa
Sun City
Sun City Center
Tampa
Tampa Palms
Temple Terrace
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