Frequently Asked Questions

Bail is the amount set for an arrested individual to be released. A bail bonds is the means of procuring the release from custody of a person arrested for a criminal offense instead of paying the full amount of the bail. 

 Integrity and trust are the biggest factors. Some Bonding agencies office or live miles from Canadian County Jail and really don't know how the system works. Using a local Bail Bondsman is most the time faster, easier and safer. You literally must trust your bail bond agent with your business. That includes your valuables and the future of your loved ones. A good bail bond agent is a professional who needs to have the same level of confidentiality as your lawyer, or financial planner. Like those other professionals, make sure your bail bond agent is licensed. You should feel safe and comfortable when meeting with your bail bond agent. That's why Connie Holt Bail Bonds LLC is one of the most trusted bail bond agencies in Canadian County.

 The fee for a bond agent to post bail is a percentage of the total bail amount set by the jail/court. That percentage is 10% in most cases, depending on the case and the individual signing the bond. Most agencies have a minimum they charge in many cases; you can secure a bond with a signature or personal guarantee. In other circumstances, collateral is held until conditions of the case is closed. Any collateral is returned at the conclusion of the court case. 

Just call Connie Holt Bail Bonds LLC and we will set up a time at your convenance and explain what you will need to bring with you. We are 24/7.

 The paperwork takes approximately 20-30 minutes. The release time after the jail receives our bonds is generally 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on the county jail. Generally speaking, the busier the holding facility, the longer it takes. 

Connie Holt Bail Bonds offers a variety of bail bonds, including surety bonds, appearance bonds, and immigration bonds. We can provide bail bonds for felony and misdemeanor charges, as well as federal charges.

Connie Holt Bail Bonds is located at 508 N. Choctaw Ave in El Reno, Oklahoma. We are close to the jail and courthouse.

Connie Holt Bail Bonds works quickly to secure the bail bond and get your loved one released from jail as soon as possible. We except the following.

• Cash
• Check (with ID)
• Visa
• Master Card
• American Express
• Discover
• Cashier’s Checks
• Electronic Bank Transfers

Yes, Connie Holt Bail Bonds LLC allows you to free your incarcerated loved one without ever leaving your home.  All you need is employment information and driver's license for the co-signer, a payment and signatures for us to get the process started. 

You will need the following to bail someone out electronically:

• Full Name of the Defendant
• Defendant’s Birthdate
• Information about the employment of the co-signer
• Email Address
• Payee Address
• Payee Mobile Number
• References

Bail bonds may be purchased for all of the following:

• Criminal = Felony and misdemeanor's
• Traffic citations
• Orders for Arrest
• Domestic violence
• DUI's
• Assault and Battery
• Sex Crimes
• And many more!

 An arraignment is when the accused is brought before the court and charges are read. The defendant is normally plead not guilty, and the judge then tells them when the next court date is and to be back with a lawyer. 

 No bail bonds in Oklahoma are worth jumping. If you do, then bail enforcement officials and/or police officers will come and put you back in jail. Or a bail bondsman from our office will find you, so it is totally not worth it. Besides, in the future it will become even harder to get additional bail bonds through any bail bondsman. A defendant who jumps bail bonds in Oklahoma can also face additional criminal charges and fees. 

 We encourage everyone to know what you are signing before agreeing to get onto a bond with someone. After you sign the bond documents, you are responsible for the full bond amount and all associated costs regardless of the relationship. We do reserve the right to disagree to let you off the bond.

 No bail bondsman ever has to agree to let you off of a bond. Please know what you are signing before agreeing to get onto a bond with someone. It does not matter if you break up with that person; you are still responsible for the bail bond and all associated costs. A bail bondsman in may, if he or she desires, agree to let you off of bail bond. However, there may be fees associated with doing so. Please talk with your bail bondsman directly about any questions you may have.