Call the Right Office and Start With Clear Answers
Phone and text support are available 24/7. Choose the office connected to the county where the arrest occurred, or call either number if you are unsure.
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Raleigh and Graham Office Information
Use the county where the defendant is being held to choose the correct office. Office visits are by appointment.
Raleigh Office
(919) 423-3275 4312 Wake Forest Road, Suite 2G
Raleigh, NC 27609
Office visits by appointment
- Wake
- Durham
- Harnett
- Johnston
- Franklin
- Chatham
- Granville
- Vance
- Wilson
If the arrest happened in one of these counties, use the 919 number for calls, texts, and follow-up.
Graham Office
(336) 446-9755 212 N. Marshall Street
Graham, NC 27253
Office visits by appointment
- Alamance
- Orange
- Guilford
- Caswell
- Randolph
- Person
- Forsyth
- Davidson
- Burlington
If the arrest happened in one of these areas, use the 336 number for calls, texts, and follow-up.
What Are You Trying to Do?
Urgent bond requests should start with a phone call. Use email for non-urgent questions and the online application for case information.
Start a New Bail Bond
Call the office serving the arrest county. Have the defendant’s full legal name, date of birth, and arrest location ready.
Submit Bond Information
Use the online application to provide defendant, cosigner, employment, and reference details from your phone or computer.
Send an Email
For general questions that do not require an immediate response, email:
Protect your information: Do not send Social Security numbers, complete payment-card numbers, bank information, passwords, or sensitive identification through ordinary email or text. Use the online application or another secure method we provide for the case.
Information That Helps Us Review the Bond
- Defendant’s full legal name
- Defendant’s date of birth
- County, jail, or city where the arrest occurred
- Booking number, if available
- Bond amount and charges, if known
- Your name, phone number, and relationship to the defendant
Missing some details? Call anyway. Start with the defendant’s name, date of birth, and arrest county.
What a Phone Call Can Confirm
- Whether bond information is available for review
- The likely premium and approval requirements
- Cosigner, paperwork, payment, and possible collateral needs
- Whether eligible steps can be handled remotely
- Which office, jail, or meeting location applies
- What Hairston Bail Bonds can do next
Release timing: The jail controls final release processing. No bondsman can guarantee an exact release time.
Questions Before You Call, Text, or Visit
Direct answers about availability, appointments, messages, and the information needed to begin.
Is Hairston Bail Bonds available 24/7?
Phone and text support are available 24 hours a day, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Office visits are by appointment.
Should I call Raleigh or Graham?
Choose the office based on the county where the defendant was arrested or is being held. Use Raleigh at (919) 423-3275 for the Wake-routed counties and Graham at (336) 446-9755 for the Alamance-routed counties listed above.
Can I text instead of calling?
Yes. You can text the correct local office. For an urgent or complicated situation, calling usually makes it easier to review the details and explain the next step.
Do I need an appointment to visit an office?
Yes. Call before arriving. We will review the case and confirm the correct office or meeting location.
Can I start the bail bond process online?
Yes. Use the online application to submit the basic information. A licensed bail bondsman will review the case and explain any additional requirements.
Is email the best choice for immediate help?
No. Call or text for immediate bond assistance. Email is better for non-urgent questions and may not receive the same immediate response as the 24/7 phone lines.
Can an out-of-town family member contact you?
Yes. Out-of-town family members and potential cosigners can call either office. Online applications, eligible electronic documents, and approved remote payments may reduce unnecessary travel.
Ready to Speak With a Bail Bondsman?
Call the correct local office now or begin the online application.