NBSTSA does not refund processing fees for ineligible candidates. Once approved, NBSTSA provides candidates with an Authorization to Test number (ATT), and both the phone number and web address to contact the testing agency to schedule the test.
Variations in the schedule are determined by the court after a hearing which can be requested by the defendants attorney. The amount of bail depends on a number of factors including the nature and seriousness of the offense, the defendants prior record, his likeliness to appear and general background among others.
Either way, we are prepared to help. Please contact our Texas defense attorneys for a criminal consultation on your bail jumping/failure to appear case. Setting Bail in Texas. Texas courts have leeway to set bail amounts as they see fit, as long as it is not excessive. A judge typically sets bail in misdemeanor or felony cases depending on: 1. The seriousness and nature of the offense. 2. The amount the judge believes is necessary to ensure your appearance. 3. Your ability to meet the bail amount.