Posts Tagged ‘surety bonds’
How To Become A California Bail Bondsman
Written by 888BailBond Bondsman on August 18, 2009 – 6:46 am -Yesterday I wrote about what to expect if you become a California bail bondsman. If you got through that and you’re back for more, you’re ready for the steps in obtaining your bail license. Now that I completed my pre-licensing class, I’m the expert here (ha ha)!
So, without further fan fare, here are the necessary steps to becoming a licenced bail bondsman in California:
- You must have lived in California for least 2 years and be prepared to provide proof.
- You must be 18 years old or older.
- You need a clean record. Kind of an obvious one since you are working within the legal system, but many people don’t realize that to be a bail bondsman, you must have no felony convictions on your record. (Unlike the NFL which employs many people without clean records.) Read more »
What Makes a Bail Bond Different
Written by Greg Rynerson on January 22, 2009 – 9:53 pm -Bail Bonds Are Surety Bonds: A Type of Insurance

When people hear that you’re a bail bondsman, they are always curious about the business. Last month, I blogged about what exactly is a bail bond. Once people understand that a bail bond is an insurance product, the next most obvious question is, “How is the underwriting of a bail bond different than the underwriting for typical insurance?” Comparing to an insurance you may have shopped for is probably the best way to understand the differences.
Let’s say, for example, you need fire insurance for your home, Read more »
What Is A Bail Bond
Written by Greg Rynerson on December 23, 2008 – 2:32 am -|
Often, I get the questions: “Exactly, what is a bail bond? What is a surety bond? ” Other questions I hear are, “Why is bail regulated by the Department of Insurance? How is a bail bond different than typical insurance?” The complete answers are not so simple. The concept of a surety bond is really the place to start.
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Generally speaking, a surety bond is a contract whereby one party engages to be answerable for debt, default, or miscarriage of another. A surety bond involves three parties: Read more »
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