How online bail bonds work with Bail City
Bail City built this application so Converse County families don't have to drive to an office in the middle of the night. Everything you'd fill out at a desk can be done here from Douglas, Glenrock, anywhere in Wyoming, or out of state.
What we ask for and why
- Defendant details let us pull the correct record at Converse County Detention Center and confirm the charges and bond amount.
- Arrest details tell us which jail to post at and whether the bond is cash-or-surety, which a bail agent can post, or cash-only, which must be paid to the court.
- Signer details identify the indemnitor, the person financially responsible for the bond. Most qualified signers need no collateral.
- Your ID and proof of income speed up approval, especially for payment plans.
- Consent lets us call and text you about the bond and court dates.
After you submit
- A licensed agent reviews the application and calls or texts you, typically within minutes.
- We confirm custody, charges, and bond, then quote your exact rate (10%–20% of the bond) and a payment plan as low as 1% down.
- You e-sign the bond paperwork from your phone and pay by card.
- Our local agent posts the bond at Converse County Detention Center and keeps you updated until release.
Need help right now? You don't have to finish the application. Call (307) 306-4007 and an agent will take the details over the phone.
Online bail FAQ
How much does a Converse County bail bond cost?
Rates are 10%–20% of the total bond, a one-time premium that is not refunded. A $5,000 bond is $500 to $1,000. Payment plans start as low as 1% down, and major discounts can be applied with approved collateral.
Do I have to come to Douglas?
No. Documents are signed electronically, payment is handled online or by phone, and our local agent posts the bond at Converse County Detention Center for you.
How long until release?
Once the bond is posted, release depends on how busy booking is. Most releases from Converse County Detention Center happen within a few hours.
What if the bond is cash only?
A cash-only bond has to be paid in full to the jail or court, so a surety bond can't be used. Call us anyway: we can explain the options, including asking the court to modify the bond at the next hearing.
How long does the online application take?
About four minutes. Five short steps: the defendant, the arrest, the signer, your ID and documents, and consent. A licensed agent calls you back within minutes, 24/7.
Who should fill out the application?
The signer (indemnitor), the person who will be responsible for the bond. That is usually a family member or friend of the person in custody. The defendant's details go in step one; your own go in step three.
Is my information secure?
Yes. Your application and uploaded documents are encrypted and are seen only by a licensed Bail City Bail Bonds agent. We never sell your information.
Can I apply from another state?
Yes. Out-of-state families bail people out of Converse County Detention Center through this application every day. Everything is handled by phone and e-sign, and our Wyoming agent posts the bond in person.