Wake County bail bonds are posted through the Wake County Detention Center in Raleigh. Once the bond is set, a licensed bail agent can help you complete paperwork and post the bond so release processing can begin.

The fastest way to start is with the defendant’s full legal name and date of birth (if available). If you have the bond amount and where they’re being held, that helps—but if you don’t, contact us anyway and we’ll guide you on the next step.

In many cases, yes. Paperwork may be completed by phone and e-signature when available, and online payment options may be available depending on the situation.

Release timing depends on the detention center’s internal procedures, staffing, and intake volume. While no bail company controls release timing, we focus on fast, accurate steps to help avoid preventable delays.

A bail bond is designed to help you avoid paying the full bond amount upfront. Costs and any available options depend on the bond type and the circumstances of the case. Call us and we’ll explain the options clearly.

Yes. If the arrest happened in another county, tell us where the person is being held and we’ll direct you to the right next step.