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Surety bond agency Through solid relationships with T-listed and A-Rated bonding companies our broker program Our staff is familiar with a wide variety of bonding requirements. This is important when looking for an insurance agency that can provide you with the surety bond you need.

Surety bonds are a guarantee by a surety company that you will perform in accordance with the terms of a business license or permit, contract, financial obligation such as sales tax, or court order. Bonds are required by individuals, companies, courts and government agencies.

Examples are claims adjuster bonds, auctioneer bonds, insurance agent and broker bonds, contractor, court, probate, auto dealer, real estate lien, notary public, sales tax, utility deposit, car title bonds, process server, private investigator, Screen Actors Guild SAG and the new Medicare durable medical equipment DME surety bond, just to name a few. California has the greatest need for surety bonding, along with Texas, Arizona, Florida and New York .

To apply for a bond, complete our Free bond quote online application or choose your state page for a selection of surety bond types. Quotes are free and there is no obligation. The process starts immediately upon receipt of your request and overnight mail service will expedite delivery of your bond.  All of our bonding companies are U.S. Treasury listed

Surety Insurance From Top Surety Companies

In simplest terms, a surety bond is a guarantee; what the bond specifically guarantees depends on the language of the bond.

Surety bonding is a form of credit, not insurance. However, many are mislead to believe so, as many refer to surety bonds as surety insurance or surety bond insurance.

Surety bonds are a three party agreement that acts as insurance for the obligee, the party requiring the bond (usually the government) of the principal (you).

The final party involved is the surety company, that’s where we come into play. We only use top rated surety companies to ensure they meet the financial requirements to be accepted by local, state, and Federal governments.