Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider

Home Service Contract Provider
License & Permit Bonds
Price: Depends on application
Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider
The process of applying for a Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider Surety Bond is a quick and straightforward process, typically taking only about five minutes from start to finish.


To purchase your Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider simply click on the "Buy Now" button. You will then be guided through a brief set of questions. After which you'll pay online and sign using DocuSign. Your new surety bond will be signed and sealed as a full-color PDF document for printing.

Securing a Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider surety bond is a commitment by principals to adhere to the stipulations of contractual and legal obligations.

Note: If the bond requires underwriting, it may take up to 24 hours.

Home Service Contract Provider

The State of Louisiana
Home Service Contract Provider

Surety Bond Details

State: Louisiana
Category: Home Service Contract...
Class: License & Permit Bonds
Obligee: Louisiana Department ...
Amount: Varies
Duration: Stated on Bond
Expiration: Stated on Bond

Cost: Depends on applic...

The State of Louisiana
Home Service Contract Provider
State:
Louisiana
Category:
License & Permit Bonds
Obligee:
Louisiana Department of Insurance
Amount:
Varies
Duration:
Stated on Bond
Expiration:
Stated on Bond
 
SORPid: A-159

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Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider Details

Louisiana Home Service Contract Provider A new law regulating the home service contract industry became effective January 1, 2010 . The new law requires registration of any home service contract provider operating in that state. To qualify as a home service contract provider, an entity must file its organizational documents (Articles of Incorporation, ByLaws) and demonstrate compliance with one of three financial responsibility requirements: insurance backing the service contract program; file a surety bond with the state?s Department of Insurance and maintain a reserve fund to pay future claims, or show evidence of having a net worth of at least $25 million. The law also establishes required disclosures in any service contract sold in the state and samples of such contracts are requested as part of the provider registration application filing.

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