INTERESTED IN BECOMING A BONDSMAN?

WORKING FOR DJ'S BAIL BONDS -

A career as a bail agent is indeed an exciting one. As an industry, we are dedicated to training top-notch, professional bail agents. Because we view ourselves as a player in North Carolina’s justice system, the bail agents we train need to be prepared to interact with other professionals on a day-to-day basis. A surety bail bondsman is appointed by an insurer by power of attorney to execute or countersign bail bonds for the insurer in connection with judicial proceedings and receives consideration for writing the bail bonds. Surety bondsmen sign using “powers,” which are provided by an insurance company. All initial licensing agents are required to write under a supervising agent for a minimum of one year.

We offer a superior service structure for our agents with round the clock assistance and support. We offer a many types of contracts for beginning agents, to agents with ten years experience. We offer commissions based on fiscal responsibility and buff for agents holding more than 60% responsibility.

MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS:

FOLLOWING ARE THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR OBTAINING A BAIL BOND LICENSE IN NORTH CAROLINA -

You must be a resident of the state of North Carolina for at least six consecutive months before making application for a bail bondsman and/or bail bond runner license.

You must be at least 21 years of age.

Have obtained a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Have knowledge, training, or experience of sufficient duration and extent to provide the competence necessary to fulfill the responsibilities of a licensee.

Have no outstanding bail bond obligations

Have no current or prior violations of Article 71 of Chapter 58 of the North Carolina General Statutes or of Article 26 of Chapter 15A of the North Carolina General Statutes.

Not have been in any manner disqualified under North Carolina law or any other state to engage in the bail bond business.

Hold a valid and current North Carolina driver’s license or valid North Carolina identification card issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles.

PRE-LICENSING COURSE:

Register and complete the pre-licensing (PLE) course with one of the two programs — North Carolina Bail Agents Association (NCBAA) or NC Bail Academy.

The PLE Course is a two-day class, which includes a classroom test. Available classes can be found at the following websites. Walk-Ins are welcome day of class.

www.ncbaa.com

www.ncbailschool.com

PLE certificates: Students will receive their PLE Certificate via email the next business day after completing the class and passing the classroom test. PLE certificates are valid for six months from the date the class is successfully completed. Applicants will upload this certificate to their application to provide proof of their PLE educational requirement. If your certificate expires (valid for 6 months), you may retake the class for 1/2 price (class must be scheduled within 6 months of the expiration of certificate).

SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION:

Submit an electronic application by completing and uploading all required documentation and paying the licensing application fees. All applications must be submitted through the NCLMS to the NC Department if Insurance (NCDOI).

 

STATE EXAM:

Once your application is completed and approved by the North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI), applicants will receive a letter/notification from NCDOI, permitting them to schedule and take that state exam at a Pearson Vue Testing Facility.

The applicant will be provided with his/her score once the exam has been completed, and NCDOI will be notified. Pearson Vue staff will take your photo for your bail bonding identification.