Active Arrest Warrants 

Many times clients contact us prior to surrending at the jail or

courthouse to arrange bail at the time of surrender miminizing

time spent in custody.  Our bail agents go with the client to

the jail and post the bond upon completion of the booking

process.

How to check for warrants?

If you think that you might have active arrest warrants out on

you then the last thing you should do is ask a police officer

because he might just arrest you on the spot. It's much

better if you find out discretely and confidentially by yourself

so that you can do something about it before it gets out of

hand.

There are numerous reasons for issuance of arrest warrants,

but most common are failure to appear for court.  In some

 instances you might have outstanding warrants and have any

idea that they exist. You might have picked up a speeding

offence and haven't received notification or you might have

forgotten to pay a fine, which resulted in a warrant.

You could be the victim of criminal identity theft

You could be the victim of criminal identity theft where

someone has stolen your identity and committed a crime in

your name. If this has happened to you then you could have

many active warrants for your arrest in different places. This

is the worst situation to be in and it's difficult to prevent it

happening. The sooner you find out that there are arrest

warrants out on you the better it will be for you. If you know

about them then you can take steps to sort out whatever

mess they have placed you in.

Check the courthouse

You can check for active arrest warrants by enquiring at the

courthouse. They will be able to tell you if they have are any

 active warrants in your name. The problem with this is that

you can't be certain where the warrants may be. Which

courthouse do you enquire at? This is particularly true if

you've had your identity stolen and crimes committed in your

 name in other states or other countries.

We offer a "sign and pay bail" by phone and fax option for 

people calling outside of San Bernardino, Riverside,

Los Angeles, or Ventura  county.  In order to use the pay bail

by phone and fax option, you must have access to a fax. 

We will send you all of the necessary paperwork by email or

fax  in order to post bail for your friend or family member. We

understand that when a person gets arrested it is often at the

most inconvenient time.  Or if you prefer you can download

the forms you need, complete them online and fax them to

us at your convenience.

Our helpful bail bonds staff service these cities daily:

Los Angeles, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Van Nuys,

Sun City, San Fernando Valley, Downey, Garden Grove,

Fountain Valley, Westminister, Long Beach, Redondo

Beach,Newport Beach, Seal Beach, Manhattan Beach,

Santa Monica,West Covina, Baldwin Park, City of Industry,

Pomona, Diamond Bar, Azusa, Ontario, Chino, Chino Hills,

Norco, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Rialto, San

Bernardino, Redlands, Yucaipa, Banning, Dessert Hot

Springs, Palm Springs, Hemet, Wildomar, Corona,

Anaheim Hills, Yobra Linda, Fullerton, Brea, Santa Ana,

Costa Mesa, Tustin,Laguna Niguel,Ventura, Camilliro,

Oxnard, Encino, Reseda, Sherman Oaks, Santa Barbara,

Semi Valley and other locations.

Through our network of professional bail bond associates

 we can assist you with all of your bail bonds needs throughout

California and across the nation. Much of our business comes

through word of mouth and attorney relationships. We work with

criminal defense attorneys throughout California. We know that

attorneys want the very best for their clients that is why they

rely on Axel Bail Bonds.

At Axel Bail Bonds it's our pleasure to provide you with prompt

service and professional manner. Our experienced staff

knows what it takes to keep our clients satisfied. Call us at

(909) 890-0888 or toll free at 1-877- 899-2244 for immediate

bail bond assistance.