When a bond is forfeited, a period of time has elapsed and summary judgment has become final, how quickly must the bail agent make payment?

When a bond is forfeited and the time period for filing an appeal has elapsed, the bail agent is required to make the payment for the forfeited bond within a specific timeframe. Under California law, once a summary judgment has become final, the bail agent has 30 days to satisfy the judgment by making the payment. This provision is important as it ensures that the bail agent remains financially responsible after a bond forfeiture and allows for the enforcement of bail obligations.

The other options reflect shorter timeframes that do not align with the legal requirements outlined in California bail practice. The 30-day limit ensures that bail agents have adequate time to address the judgement and make the necessary payment after a bond is forfeited and the ruling becomes final.