How Do You Start A Bail Bond Company In Oklahoma?
A bail bondsman is paid a fee to to ensure that a criminal defendant released into their custody appears for the court hearings and trials they are require to attend. If the bail bondsman cannot seize and deliver the criminal defendant, they pay a civil penalty at the amount bail was set by the court. State laws determine who can become a bail bondsman and regulate the process of starting a business in the state. Make sure you meet the requirements to become a bail bondsman. In Oklahoma, you must hold a high school diploma or its equivalent, be at least 21 years old, be a citizen of the United State, be a resident of the state for at least one year and be of good character and reputation. Many public officials and those who own or work in establishments that sell alcohol are also ineligible to become bail bondsman. Complete 16 hours of education on bail law, duties and responsibilities, sponsored by the Oklahoma Bondsman Association, and complete eight hours of continuing education cla
