Notarized Letter of Authorization: A signed, notarized statement from the owner granting (Autobail) permission to retrieve the vehicle. It should include the owner’s full name, vehicle details (make, model, VIN, plate), Autobail’s name/business, and explicit consent. Many lots require this;

 Impound Lot-Specific Forms: Many lots have their own release authorization forms (e.g., vehicle release waiver or property release letter).

– **Hearing or Appeal Documents**: If the impound is contested, forms for requesting a hearing (e.g., motion for release) Are need. If the owner is incarcerated, they may need to sign docs in jail (notarization available in some facilities).

 – Verify client eligibility: Confirm ownership via DMV check (if permitted).

   – Obtain signed, notarized authorization/POA/affidavit.

   – Gather all required docs (ID, registration, insurance).

   – Pay fees (Not client’s funds in most cases) and obtain police release.

   – Retrieve vehicle, document condition (photos), and deliver to client.

   – If no upfront payment, have a secured repayment agreement (e.g., lien on vehicle if allowed).

Time frames vary we cant foresee all tow yards situations and business hours.

Payment schedules will be assessed and provided asap. we are exponentially less than the tow companies.

Yes we have very reasonable payment plans