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COMMERCIAL & CONTRACT SURETY BONDS

ERISA bonds (also called 401K or Fiduciary bonds) began in response to the abuse of retirement plans and other employee benefit programs. A law was passed in 1974 that said that any retirement plans with 100...
  Alcohol and liquor tax bonds are essentially the same things. Depending on the state requiring the bond, you will hear both terminologies used. These bonds are required by state obligees, and each state that...
 Don't see the bond type you need anywhere else? Fill out the "All Other Bonds" application for any kind of surety bond. When the application asks for your "Specific Bond Description"...
Many states require bonds for ATV dealers, boat dealers, powersports vehicle dealers, or RV dealers. These bonds vary by state - each state may have its own bond amount, cancellation provision, bond term, etc. It is...
Business Service bonds (sometimes known as employee dishonesty bonds or – in the case of janitorial companies – janitorial service bonds) serve to protect the public from fraudulent or...
Check casher bonds are required in many states for anyone who has a license for or is applying for a license to engage in the business of check cashing or deferred presentment services. States have various bond and...
  A cigarette tax bond is a financial responsibility bond required in some states by a principal who has applied for a tax responsibility type that deems bonding necessary. The obligee (person or entity...
  Municipal license and permit bonds are required by a certain city or county, versus state contractor license bonds that are required by a state. Therefore, the obligee would be the City of Salem or Hernando...
CMS/DMEPOS, or Medicare, bonds are different from Medicaid bonds. If you are looking for information on Medicaid bonds, please click here: Medicaid Bonds with The Bond Exchange A person or entity is required by the...
Coin-Operated Amusement bonds are required in some states for companies that are operating coin-operated machinery. Usually, the companies will have to pay fees per machine, depending on how many machines they...
Municipal license and permit bonds are required by a certain city or county, versus state contractor license bonds that are required by a state. Therefore, the obligee would be the City of Salem or Hernando County,...
Driver school bonds are required in some states in order for a person to obtain a license to instruct a driver training school. These bonds protect students (or legal representatives of students) who may...
Employee Dishonesty bonds (sometimes known as business service bonds or – in the case of janitorial companies – janitorial service bonds) serve to protect the public from fraudulent or...
An encroachment bond is required by a municipality, such as a city or county office. This bond is required when a contractor or contracting company is doing work that threatens to encroach or intrude on public...
ERISA bonds (also called 401K or Fiduciary bonds) began in response to the abuse of retirement plans and other employee benefit programs. A law was passed in 1974 that said that any retirement plans with 100...
Excess size and weight bonds are typically required by a state entity. These bonds are compliance bonds intended to bind the principal to agree to comply with any and all state acts pertaining to excess size and...
The Florida Financially Responsible Officer Bond must be in the amount of $100,000.One bond is required for each licensed organization and it covers activities for any and all of its employees at any and all of its...
  Fuel tax bonds are typically required of fuel distributors in certain states. The obligee (person/entity requiring the bond) will be a state-level office. Different states require different bond...
  A highway use tax bond is generally required by a state entity. These bonds serve as compliance bonds, and they bind the principal person or entity to duties, obligations, and liabilities as outlined by state...
ICC broker bonds (which can also be called freight bonds, BMC-84 bonds, and property brokers surety bonds) are required in order for someone to operate as a transportation broker. These bonds are required by...
Janitorial Service bonds (sometimes known as employee dishonesty bonds or business service bonds) serve to protect the public from fraudulent or dishonest behavior of the employees of a business....
  Alcohol and liquor tax bonds are essentially the same things. Depending on the state requiring the bond, you will hear both terminologies used. These bonds are required by state obligees, and each state that...
Lottery retailer bonds are required in certain states in order for a person or company to sell lottery tickets. Different states have different laws pertaining to the lottery, so it is natural that the bonding...
Although Medicaid bonds sound like they must be the same things as Medicare bonds, they are not. Medicare bonds are required on a federal level while Medicaid bonds are required on a state level and can, therefore,...
CMS/DMEPOS, or Medicare, bonds are different from Medicaid bonds. If you are looking for information on Medicaid bonds, please click here: Medicaid Bonds with The Bond Exchange A person or entity is required by the...
As one of the leading national providers of license bonds for the mortgage industry, The Bond Exchange has helped thousands of customers across the country gain access to the bonds they...
With premium prices from $5/thousand to $10/thousand for standard credit conditions and up to $150/thousand for sub-standard credit conditions, The Bond Exchange has a motor vehicle dealer bond solution...
   Municipal license and permit bonds are required by a certain city or county, versus state contractor license bonds that are required by a state. Therefore, the obligee would be the City of Salem or...
Patient trust bonds are required of nursing home facilities in certain states, as defined by that state’s particular laws. The bond penalty (amount) required usually correlates in some way with the patient...
Pest control bonds are required by some states for applicants or license-holders that plan to eradicate rodents, birds, weeds, plant diseases, insects, etc. These bonds vary by state, so it is important to contact...
ERISA bonds (also called 401K or Fiduciary bonds) began in response to the abuse of retirement plans and other employee benefit programs. A law was passed in 1974 that said that any retirement plans with 100...
Right of way bonds are meant to serve as compliance bonds. These bonds may be required by a city, county, or state obligee. It is important to know who is requiring the bond. Be sure to contact the appropriate...
  Sales tax bonds are generally required of a principal if, in the instance that the state requires a bond be obtained, the principal is issued or has applied for a permit to do business as a seller and has been...
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 There are many different tax bonds. Some examples and information about those examples are below. There are many more types than those listed below, but these serve as good examples of tax bonds....
Underground storage tank installation bonds are usually required by a state obligee. Different states require different bond penalties to be held by the principal, so it is important to know what bond penalty is...
  Underground storage tank installation bonds are usually required by a state obligee. Different states require different bond penalties to be held by the principal, so it is important to know what bond...
In many states, a vehicle lost title bond might be required of someone who is trying to obtain a title for a vehicle. In some cases, the title may have been lost, it may never have been received upon purchase of the...
Water well bonds are generally required by a state obligee. Different states may require differing penalties, so it is important to know the bond penalty that is being required.   Water well bonds serve,...

COURT BONDS

An appeal bond is designed to be a sum of money supplied by the appellant in a court case that is put into holding while an appeal of a case is decided. These bonds will generally require collateral.The appellant is the...
An attachment bond is many times referred to as a “Defendant’s Bond to Discharge” or the “Plaintiff’s Bond to Discharge.”This bond is required of a plaintiff seeking an...
A Claimant Bond is required if the court orders a party in a court case or law suit to obtain one.Claimant bonds are designed to provide for the redelivery of property pending the court's decision. These bonds are...
A fiduciary is a person appointed by the court to handle someone else's affairs because they are unable to do so for whatever reason. Many times, fiduciaries are asked to obtain a type of fiduciary bond.Examples of...
 A forthcoming bond can also be called a delivery bond.These terms refer to a type of bond that is sometimes given to police officials that allows said officials to let a person reclaim property that has been...
 A garnishment bond is related to forthcoming, or delivery, bonds.Forthcoming bonds protect police officials and give them the authority to return property that has been repossessed as long as the person or...
An injunction bond is designed to protect the defending party in a court case that has been wrongly accused by a plaintiff from financial loss. This bond indemnifies (binds the indemnitor, or signor, to hold someone...
The term "judicial bond" is a broad, general term used to describe any bond that is required during or because of judicial proceedings.Generally, judicial bonds are posted in order to protect the...
When a lien is filed against a project or job, this can interfere with payments and many other aspects. One solution is to attain a Mechanic's Lien Bond.The first step in this process is to have the courts determine...
When a petition of bankruptcy is filed declaring a person is insolvent, an application is given to a marshal to give said person permission to take control of the bankrupt party's property(s) prior to the court...
The plaintiff is the person who, in a law suit or court case, files the suit and accuses the defending party of some sort of wrongdoing.A Plaintiff Bond indemnifies (binds the indemnifying person or party to hold...
The term "redelivery bond" is a very general term that applies to any type of bond that calls for the redelivery of property to its original owner as long as said owner has complied with an official court...
A Release of Lien Bond is designed to release a lien file with the Public Trustee for an amount of money claimed for materials and labor on an estate. In the case of these bonds, the bonds serve as a substitute for the...
A Removal Bond guarantees that losses or damages will be paid to the bond holder if it is later found that a case was removed improperly or incorrectly.Additionally, a Removal Bond can be needed when removing a...
Replevin Bonds are related to Plaintiff Bonds.Plaintiff bonds indemnify (bind the indemnifying party to hold someone harmless, meaning that the indemnitor will not take legal action against this person, in the...
Indemnity bonds in general are made to protect the obligee (the person requiring the bond) from dishonest or improper acts by the principal (the person required to obtain a bond).A Sheriff's Indemnity Bond, or...
Supersedeas bonds are related to appeal bonds.Appeal bonds are designed to be sums of money supplied by the appellant that are put into holding while the appeal of the case is decided. These are...
Unlike injunction bonds, which must be issued only after notification to the parties, a Temporary Restraining Order Bond can be granted immediately, without notifying the party that is opposing one in a...

PROBATE BONDS

Adminstrator Bonds can also be referred to as Executor Bonds.An administrator, or executor, is a person who has been legally deemed worthy of the right to control the affairs of an estate belonging to a deceased...
A conservator is a person that is legally appointed to manage a person's interest(s) when said person is incapable of managing him or herself due to mental incompetence.Conservators can also be called guardians or...
An executor, like a conservator, is a person assigned by the court to carry out the will of a deceased person. Said person has been deemed legally worthy of the right to control the deceased's affairs and estate(s)....
A Guardianship Bond, like a conservator bond, is designed to ensure that a person legally appointed to manage someone else's affairs for whatever reason does not commit any dishonest or improper acts with the...
Probate bonds guarantee that the executor of an estate will handle the affairs of said estate according to either the last will and testament of the deceased or the specific laws that...
A receiver is a court-appointed officer of the court who is entrusted to receive certain things while contemplating a matter under issue before it. In many cases, the receiver is issued to collect the rent, profit...
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401k Bond
ERISA bonds (also called 401K or Fiduciary bonds) began in response to the abuse of retirement plans and...
Administrator Bond
Adminstrator Bonds can also be referred to as Executor Bonds.An administrator, or executor, is a person...