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Commercial Surety Bonds

Commercial surety bonds are perhaps the largest category of surety. Included are license and permit bonds, surety bonds for replacement of a lost cashier's check, lost stock certificate surety bonds, ordeeds of trust, and a host of others. Some of the surety bonds in this category require approval on good credit, while others, in some cases surprisingly so, do not. Where FICO scores are an underwriting consideration, we are solely a market for customers with healthy credit. Our goal is to get your surety bond to you as quickly as possible, at a fair premium.



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Court Surety Bonds

Court surety bonds are sometimes required of Plaintiffs and others as a condition of a court order taking effect. These include plaintiff's injunction, TRO's, replevin, sequestration, attachments, writs of distress; and there are many others. Our agency realizes the importance of having court surety bonds approved, issued, and filed, in a timely manner. To that end, we have developed a method that we are confident provides for potentially reasonably quick turnaround times, in addition to making the process relatively easy for all parties involved.

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Contractor Surety Bonds

Contract surety bonds are likely the most familiar category of surety bonds. Included in this category are construction, performance and payment, and other related categories. Our agency currently has an appetite for contract surety bonds in the non-construction realm, and with a surety bond requirement of $1mm and higher.




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HOW SURETY BONDS WORK FOR YOU

Surety bonds function as a financial guarantee for a state, a licensing entity, the court, and many other regulatory bodies. A surety bond may guarantee your performance of duties related to licensing, contracting, or performance of an obligation, even if that obligation is none other than to just follow the law. In other cases, such as court surety bonds, these financial instruments protect the opposing property from subsequently determined wrongful harm.

  • There are almost always 3 sides to a surety bond: the Principal (you), the Surety, and the Obligee (the entity requiring which requires the surety bond);
  • However, unlike insurance, if a claim is paid by a Surety against your surety bond, the Principal is obligated to make the Surety whole;
  • And, when required, meeting the surety bond requirement can mean the difference between something taking effect or that something not taking effect at all.

What is a Surety Bond?

Although surety bonds are within the general family of insurance, a surety bond is emphatically not insurance, as generally understood (think of the relationship between our domesticated dogs, and coyotes-- they’re related, but they’re not the same); nor should it ever be confused with insurance... LEARN MORE
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SURETY BONDS

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SURETY BONDS
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Commercial Surety Bonds
Commercial surety bonds include license and permit bonds, as in surety bonds which may be required by a state or local municipality.
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Court
Surety Bonds
Court bonds are a category of surety bonds that are required of the Plaintiff or Defendant either at the local or state level, and in many cases, by federal statute.
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Fidelity & Erisa Surety Bonds 
Fidelity & Erisa bonds are used to protect against losses caused by acts of fraud or dishonesty (theft).
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Contractor Surety Bonds
Contract surety bonds typically include bid, performance, and payment bonds required of construction and are often non-construction-related endeavors. 
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