Licensed California Bail Bondsmen

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Rescue Bail Bonds — licensed agents available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We answer every call. Fast release, flexible payments, no runaround.

Available 24/7/365 Licensed & Insured 4.9-Star Rated Fast Release
24/7
Always Available
2–6 hrs
Average Release Time
10%
California Premium
45+
Cities Served
Simple Process

How Bail Bonds Work

Three steps from your call to your loved one's release. We handle everything — you just need to call.

1

Call Us Immediately

Call our 24/7 hotline. A licensed agent answers your call immediately. We gather the basic information about your loved one.

2

We Post the Bond

We contact the jail, complete the paperwork, and post the bail bond as quickly as possible. Most bonds are posted within 1–2 hours of your call.

3

Your Loved One Is Released

After the bond is posted, jail processing typically takes 2–6 hours. We keep you updated throughout the process until your loved one is home.

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Where We Serve

Service Areas

We serve all major California counties with local agents who know the jails, the courts, and the fastest release processes.

Alhambra, CA
Los Angeles County
(626) 631-5420
Bellflower, CA
Los Angeles County
(562) 265-3061
Cerritos, CA
Los Angeles County
(562) 620-4597
Colton, CA
San Bernardino County
(951) 720-4257
Corona, CA
Riverside County
(951) 621-7675
Covina, CA
Los Angeles County
(626) 727-8468
Cypress, CA
Orange County
(657) 387-8306
Del Mar, CA
San Diego County
(858) 258-9768
Fallbrook, CA
San Diego County
(760) 437-6121
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles County
(818) 699-9537
Paramount, CA
Los Angeles County
(562) 573-7255
Placentia, CA
Orange County
(714) 987-9772
Rancho Penasquitos, CA
San Diego County
(858) 321-8603
Rosemead, CA
Los Angeles County
(626) 772-6599
San Marcos, CA
San Diego County
(760) 539-8268
Santa Fe Springs, CA
Los Angeles County
(562) 516-2262
Santee, CA
San Diego County
(619) 391-3336
Sorrento Valley, CA
San Diego County
(858) 879-3108
Yucaipa, CA
San Bernardino County
(323) 894-1121
Anaheim, CA
Orange County
(714) 364-1679
Bakersfield, CA
Kern County
(661) 228-8602
Camarillo, CA
Ventura County
(805) 918-8502
El Cajon, CA
San Diego County
(619) 369-1683
Fresno, CA
Fresno County
(559) 523-4138
Huntington Beach, CA
Orange County
(657) 679-5577
Lancaster, CA
Los Angeles County
(661) 605-6887
Lemon Grove, CA
San Diego County
(619) 848-5086
Lodi, CA
San Joaquin County
(209) 719-3172
Mission Viejo, CA
Orange County
(949) 269-7201
Oakland, CA
Alameda County
(510) 974-7387
Ontario, CA
San Bernardino County
(909) 588-1366
Perris, CA
Riverside County
(951) 744-9122
Petaluma, CA
Sonoma County
(707) 504-3154
Richmond, CA
Contra Costa County
(510) 738-0474
Riverside, CA
Riverside County
(951) 438-7947
Roseville, CA
Placer County
(916) 314-4583
Sacramento, CA
Sacramento County
(916) 251-4876
San Bernardino, CA
San Bernardino County
(909) 769-0654
San Diego, CA
San Diego County
(619) 900-6228
San Jose, CA
Santa Clara County
(669) 669-4941
San Leandro, CA
Alameda County
(510) 984-9375
Santa Ana, CA
Orange County
(657) 695-0842
Stockton, CA
San Joaquin County
(209) 764-1822
Torrance, CA
Los Angeles County
(310) 356-0185
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

In California, the bail bond premium is set by law at 10% of the total bail amount. This is a non-refundable fee for the bail bondsman's services. For example, if bail is set at $50,000, the premium is $5,000. There are no additional fees or hidden charges.

After the bond is posted, jail processing typically takes 2–6 hours, depending on the facility and how busy it is. We can usually post the bond within 1–2 hours of your call. We will keep you updated throughout the process.

You will need the defendant's full legal name, the jail or detention facility they are being held at, their booking number if available, and the bail amount if it has been set. We can often look up missing information — call us and we will help.

Not always. For many standard bail bonds, we can work with a creditworthy co-signer without requiring physical collateral. For very high bail amounts or federal cases, collateral such as real estate or vehicles may be required. Call us to discuss your specific situation.

If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge may issue a bench warrant and the bail may be forfeited. It is critical to contact us immediately if this happens. We will work with you to locate the defendant and get them back to court to minimize the consequences.

Yes. We serve all 58 California counties and have agents familiar with jails and courts throughout the state. We have offices in Anaheim, Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange County, Fresno, Sacramento, San Jose, and many more cities.

Freedom When It Matters Most

Don't wait. Every hour counts. Our licensed agents are standing by right now.

(714) 364-1679
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