Georgia Real Estate Appraisers Bond
Surety Bond
Surety Bond
Tennessee Telecommunications Service Provider ($20,000) The Telecommunications Service Provider Surety Bond is required by the state of Tennessee Regulatory Authority. The Bond amount (Penalty) required is $20,000. This Bond is required of principals that have applied to the TRA to provide telecommunications service to the state of Tennessee. The principal must adhere to all the rules and regulations imposed by the by the Tennessee Regulatory Authority including but not limited to all local and state laws.
Florida Process Server 18th. Judicial Circuit-Seminole County The Florida Process Server Surety Bond, ensures the Process Server will truly and faithfully comply with the provisions of statutes in the State of Florida. Our Process Server Bonds are issued easily and without a credit check. After paying for your Surety Bond you can simply print it from your home or office.
Florida Process Server 5th. Judicial Circuit ($5,000) The Florida Process Server Surety Bond, ensures the Process Server will truly and faithfully comply with the provisions of statutes in the State of Florida. Our Process Server Bonds are issued easily and without a credit check. After paying for your Surety Bond you can simply print it from your home or office.
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Mississippi Professional Fundraisers Bond ($10,000) The $10,000 bond is required to be filed with the application. All bonds expire on June 30th and must be renewed for a one-year period. The bond is required by the Mississippi Secretary of State.
Louisiana Professional Employer Organizations Bond ($100,000) Louisiana Professional Employer Organizations Bond ($100,000)
Tennessee Indemnity Bond An indemnity bond is a bond that is intended to reimburse the holder for any actual or claimed loss caused by the issuer’s conduct or another person’s conduct. An indemnity bond acts as coverage for the loss of an obligee when a principal fails to perform according to the terms agreed upon between the obligee and the principal.
Louisiana Proprietary School Certificate Bond When a school applies for its initial license, the application must be accompanied by a school bond or certificate of deposit in the amount of $10,000. Secondly, each school must contribute to the “Student Protection Fund”. These two protective features are not to be used for purposes other than the protection of enrolled students in the event of a school closure and the students are unable to receive their remaining instruction at another school at no cost. The student is responsible for filing a claim with the proprietary schools section should he/she be unable to complete his/her education. Applying for a refund of tuition losses is not automatic; it is a lengthy, complicated legal process, but, in verifiable instances, very worthwhile.
Mississippi House Moving Performance Bond Household Moving Performance Bond – Those engaged in Household Moving Services in the state of Mississippi are required by the Mississippi Transportation Commission to furnish a Mississippi House Moving Performance Bond to ensure compliance with the rules and regulations of the Department of Transportation.
South Carolina Private Detective Bond As a private investigator in the State of South Carolina, one of the requirements is to carry a Private Investigation Agency Bond. The bond is required by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.(SLED) The Private Investigation Surety Bond protects the State of SC and its taxpayers in the event of fraudulent or illegal actions by the private investigator or detective agency. Also in the event that the private detective or it’s agency violates state law and closes the business without paying applicable fines.
Tennessee Title Pledge Lender The Title Pledge Lender Surety Bond is required by the state of Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions. This Bond indicates the principal has applied for a license as a Title Pledge Lender in the state of Tennessee. Therefore the principal and all the principal’s employees agree to comply faithfully and fully with all obligations expected of them through the permit including paying back any monies back to the Commissioner that may become due. The principal and the principal’s employees must also comply with all local and state laws.
License and permit bonds are an essential aspect of many industries and professions. Whether you are a contractor, a business owner, or a professional in a regulated field, understanding license and permit bonds is crucial. In this blog post, we will explore what license and permit bonds are, why they are important, and how they work. We will also discuss the different types of license and permit bonds and provide some tips on how to obtain them. So, let’s dive in and gain a comprehensive understanding of license and permit bonds.
License and permit bonds play a vital role in various industries and professions. They provide financial protection to the public, ensure compliance with laws and regulations, and build trust between professionals, businesses, and their clients. By understanding the different types of license and permit bonds, how they work, and following the tips for obtaining them, individuals and businesses can navigate the licensing process successfully and operate with confidence.
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