3-D Bail Bonds

Q: Is bail free in Hartford CT?

A: No bail is not free. Some may consider free bail, a release under a promise to appear which doesn't cost any money. It's a personal recognizance signature by a defendant to show up in Court without having to pay for bail.

Q: What is 3-D Bail Bonds Hartford doing to protect customers during the COVID-19 pandemic?

A: To protect customers, bail agents, staff, and the law enforcement community 3-D Bail Bonds has created a “COVID SAFE” pretrial release process. This contactless process involves online paperwork, no contact payment and fully remote bail process. Find common CT bail bonds faqs related to COVID-19 in prisons on our bail blog.

Q: How Can I find a local Hartford bondsman’s number?

A: Hartford bondsman phone number is (860) 247-2245. The best way if you don’t have access to a cell phone is by asking for a phonebook or the list of bondsmen in the lockup cell at the Hartford police station. If you are incarcerated at a local prison, you have the right to make a phone call. There is usually a list of local bondsmen at police stations or a phonebook. You can find the bondsman’s number by searching them online. You can get a bondsman number by reaching out to family and asking them to look up 3-D Bail Bonds. 3-D Bail Bonds is a statewide Connecticut bail bonds service, we have agents near you 24 hours, seven days. If you are looking to bond out someone, here is the bondsman’s number 860-247-2245 that is 860-247-BAIL.

Q: What are your bail bonds service hours?

A: Our bail bond service is open 24 hours. 3-D Bail Bond Agents are always on call for immediate dispatch and response to any jail, police department, and courts in the state of Connecticut.

Q: Who can sign for a bail bond in Hartford County?

A: Anyone who is at least 18 years old and is working can sign on a bail bond in Hartford CT. The most important part is that the person who signs on a bail bond is willing to take responsibility for the person arrested. This signer will make sure the defendant returns to court and continues to go to all of his or her court dates until the case is over.

Q: What are other types of bail bonds?

A: There are a few other types of bail bonds see the list below. Professional or Surety Bail, Cash Only, 10% Cash Only Option, Property, and Non-Surety Bail same as Promise to Appear. Although some believe bonds other than Surety are a good alternative, we caution in their use. A Surety Bail Bond Agent is often much less expensive, especially with a bond that has a 10% option. That means you have to pay 10% of the bond amount at the front, no payment plans. By choosing the 10% option you are fully responsible for the full amount of the bond. In case your loved one does not appear to all court dates, this option can be very costly. 3-D Bail Agents in some cases can take as little as 2.5% up at front and place remaining balance on a low weekly or monthly payment plan. Surety Bail Bondsmen typically employ professional Bail Enforcement Agents who assist families in making sure their loved one appears as required. For more details about the newest 10 percent option bail bond questions check our article. Learn more about other ways to get out of jail in Connecticut.