Do I have a warrant for my arrest in California?
If you are currently pondering this question, then maybe you have reason enough to think you might have an arrest or bench warrant out for you in a California county. This is all the reason you need to call CityWide and let us double check your open warrant status in various Cities and Counties in California.
Three easy steps to find active warrants
First Step
Call CityWide day or night, answer a few quick questions we ask and your warrant search begins.
Second Step
We reach various county jails and court contacts to gather any current bench or arrest warrant info.
Third Step
We get your results fast, including the best plan of help should you actually end up having a warrant.
What we can check for you!
I do have warrants in California
So, you just found out you have a California warrant in your name, now what do you do? Don't bother making a run for it, all the transportation hubs and government run facilities have already been alerted of all your personal details and warrant information. Getting caught trying to run or hide immediately closes a majority of your bargaining opportunities, and adds the highest possibility that a Judge is going to deny any future bail.
California warrants are never going to disappear as warrants generally do not expire, so don't try to avoid it. Stay calm, as having an arrest warrant does not necessarily mean you're going to be hauled off to jail. It’s possible that a judge needs to speak with you, or you simply owe an outstanding court fine.
CityWide is on your side!
We can help you review your warrants in California and determine when the charges were levied and what you are being accused of, also which county and city the affidavit was documented in. Our next step is to help you figure out the absolute best way to give yourself up to the requesting authorities in the event there is no other options available. Finally, we will negotiate your bail ahead of time, before turning yourself in, CityWide can greatly reduce the time you will be spending in jail, even on occasion skip jail and go straight to bail.
The arrest warrant is issued when there is enough probable cause to indicate an individual is guilty of committing a criminal offense. An arrest warrant is authorized by a judge and specifies the arrestee’s name, location, and other identifying info, as well as the crime they’re being accused of. A California judge must execute and sign an arrest warrant, After which police can then take that person into custody.
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Warrant Search FAQ
Call 1-833-385-5245. We contact courts and jails to verify arrest or bench warrants and explain your options.
Yes. Your inquiry is handled discreetly. We do not notify law enforcement when we check public records.
Full name, date of birth, and the county or city you think may have issued the warrant help us search faster.
No. Most warrants remain active until cleared or quashed by the court. We’ll outline steps to resolve them.