Has a loved one been recently arrested and sent to a county jail in Santa Ana?
Our licensed  Bail Bonds agents are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your convenience.

Bail Bonds In Santa Ana

A Bail Express  bail agent will process your loved ones bond within minutes.
​License Number 1k78129

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We Can Post Bond At ​ANY County Jail In California

Address: 1111 W Town and Country Rd 42
​Orange, CA 92868

Phone: (714)564-0140

​Contact Us today to get started.

We Specialize In 1275 Motions

What is a 1275 Hold in California?  Your loved one calls from in custody to advise you know they have been arrested and sent to the Santa Ana Jail. You contact a bail bondsman to post bail only to find out that there is a "hold" on the defendant. Click here to learn more.

What happens when an inmate is sent to the Santa Ana Jail?

When an inmate has been arrested by  an Orange County officer or highway patrol, he/she will be sent to the central booking station for fingerprinting and  booking. A bail will be set depending on the  charges the inmate was arrested for. The default bail amount is based off of the Orange County Bail Schedule    which is available to the public.  During the booking process, the deputy processing the inmate in is in charge of verifying there are no outstanding warrants within the county,  an out of county warrant or an out of state fugitive hold. Once the defendant is booked in and cleared of  all warrants or holds, a Santa Ana Bail Bondsman can now process a rapid release. The inmate can either call a company from in custody by using the jail phones or have a family member or friend contact a bonding agency. After  being released on bail, the  detainee  must check in and sign all of their legal paperwork with the company that they chose to work with.  This does not mean that  the convict  is not liable for court, posting bail allows  an individual that has a pending court date hearing fight their case from the outside.

How do I qualify for an Orange County Bail Bonds?

This question depends on the person in need. There are 2 terms and people involved  while undergoing the bond approval process. An Indemnitor (also known as a cosigner assuming liability of the bail amount) and the Defendant (the client that is out on our bond).  If a defendant does not qualify for his or her own release due to insufficient finances towards a down payment or a low credit score, we will ask for a cosigner. A cosigner is an individual that assumes responsibility of the detainee showing up to court. Great cosigners  have a respectable credit score,  work history without gaps of unemployment, living at the same address for many years and no out of state ties. Out of state connections usually result in red flags towards a Santa Ana Bail Bonds company since this means  the client has access to leaving the state and missing court.

How do I locate and visit an inmate?

Finding an inmate that has been arrested and sent to a Santa Ana County Jail can be quite simple with the right information on hand. Make sure you have the detainees full name, date of birth, time and date of when he/she was arrested and the area  they were arrested in.  If you do not have this info do not worry, just call  booking or use the Orange County Inmate Locator  to find an inmate. The county database is uploaded every 30 minutes so remain patient if you have not had much progress. To visit a defendant you must find out which detention center they are in. Then contact that facility to find out what the visiting rules and regulations are. Normally you cannot bring in your phone, no food, no drinks, no alcohol, no drugs, no photography is allowed on jail grounds, clothing cannot be too revealing and you must wear shoes.

Common Arrests That Use Our Services

There are many different types of arrests that  we bail out, here is a small (not  limited to) list.
  • Domestic Violence
  • DUI
  • DUI w/ Injury
  • Resisting Arrest
  • Battery
  • Assault
  • Transportation of Drugs
  • Manufacturing Drugs
  • Burglary
  • All Felony Arrests
  • All Misdemeanor Arrests

Orange County District Attorney

 After you have contacted a Santa Ana or Orange County Bail Agency and been released, you will have to go in front of a judge to review whether you are innocent or guilty. Your case will be reviewed by the Orange County DA's office. Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas  has served and represented the county since  1972, conducting over 40 homicide jury trials and over 100 felony jury trials which include rape,  robbery, fraud and much more. You can visit the main office at  401 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 or call in at (714)834-3600.