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Jails in San Francisco County

San Francisco County Jail

📍 425 7th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

📞 (415) 553-1430

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Frequently Asked Questions — San Francisco County Bail Bonds

How much does a bail bond cost in San Francisco County, California?+
In California, bail bond premiums are typically 10% of the total bail amount set by the judge. For example, if bail is set at $10,000, you would pay a bail bondsman approximately $1,000. This premium is non-refundable and is the bondsman's fee for guaranteeing the full bail amount to the court.
How do I bail someone out of jail in San Francisco County?+
First, call the jail where the person is being held to get their booking number and bail amount. Then contact a licensed bail bondsman who serves San Francisco County. The bondsman will walk you through the paperwork, collect the premium payment, and post the bond with the court to secure release.
What payment methods do bail bondsmen in San Francisco County accept?+
Most bail bondsmen serving San Francisco County accept cash, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover), debit cards, and money orders. Many also offer flexible payment plans for larger bail amounts. Some bondsmen accept collateral such as property or vehicles for high-value bonds.
How long does the bail process take in San Francisco County?+
The bail bond paperwork itself typically takes 20-30 minutes. Once the bond is posted, jail release times vary — most San Francisco County facilities process releases within 2-12 hours depending on the time of day and how busy the jail is. The entire process from first call to release is usually same-day.
Can I get a bail bond with no money down in San Francisco County?+
Some bail bondsmen in San Francisco County offer low down payment or financing options, especially for defendants with strong community ties and stable employment. However, most require at least a partial payment upfront. Contact local bondsmen directly to discuss your specific situation and available payment plans.
What happens if someone misses their court date in San Francisco County?+
If a defendant fails to appear in court, the judge will issue a bench warrant for their arrest and the bail bond may be forfeited. The bail bondsman may hire a fugitive recovery agent to locate the defendant. The person who signed the bail bond (the indemnitor) may be held financially responsible for the full bail amount.

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Bail Information for San Francisco County, California

If someone you know has been arrested and booked into a San Francisco County jail, a bail bondsman can help secure their release. The bail bond premium in California is typically 10% of the bail amount set by the judge.

For example, if bail is set at $5,000, you would pay a bail bondsman approximately $500 to post the bond. The bondsman then guarantees the full bail amount to the court. Most bail bondsmen serving San Francisco County accept cash, credit cards, and offer payment plans.

Steps to Bail Someone Out in San Francisco County:

  1. Find out which jail they are being held in
  2. Get the booking number and bail amount (call the jail)
  3. Call a licensed bail bondsman who serves that jail
  4. Provide identification and pay the premium (usually 10%)
  5. The bondsman posts bail and your loved one is released
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