In Kansas, individuals with a felony conviction are prohibited from acting as a bail agent unless the conviction has been expunged. This means that to become a licensed bail bondsman in Kansas, one must not have any felony convictions or must have had such convictions legally removed from their record.
Aspiring bail bondsmen in Kansas must meet other requirements, including…
- Being at least 18 years old.
- Possessing a high school diploma or GED.
- Completing pre-licensing education.
- Passing a state licensing exam.
- Obtaining a surety bond.
These steps ensure that bail agents are qualified and adhere to state regulations.
