Can you be bonded with a felony on your record?

Answer 1

Sorry to tell you that it is pretty doubtful. 'Bonding' is not a governmental function, they are issued by private insurance companies. They examine the background and history of the individuals that the employer wishes to bond and decide if thery are a good risk. Unfortunately someone with a felony record would probably not qualify.

Answer 2

myths like ( it takes a thief, Mod squad, Boston Blackie) to the contrary, ANY occupation involving handling money or law enforcement ( for example an armored car guard or driver) is logically and legally off-limited to any convicted felon post-prison. the silly myths persist that Ex-Cons make ideal cops- when no responsible Police agency would hire them!

Additional information: The business of "bonding" someone to perform a particular occupation is a service provided by the private insurance industry. As they are private companies, they may make a determination as to who is, and who is not, likely to be a good risk and eligible for their coverage.

Answer 3

Upon arrest, a judge is free to set bail. There is more likely a chance to get out of jail via bond if one's felony records was a long time ago. Naturally, if a felon as previously jumped bail, the chances of receiving bail again are slim.

Answer 4

Answer

It depends on what state your in and the bonding company.

California

Answer 5

the felony is 20 yrs ago and related to a motor accident.

Answer 6

You are not bondable if you have a felony on your record. The insurance company doesn't want the risk that comes with bonding a felon.

Answer 7

Yes, but it will be less likely with a prior felony conviction. Especially if its a crime that suggests you would be a flight risk or pose a danger to your community.