Archive for the ‘surety bond’ Category

Tax Surety bond repealed

Friday, February 19th, 2010

CONCORD – The Senate voted 23-0 on 2/17/10 to repeal a requirement that any business that collects the meals and rooms tax post a surety bond to ensure that taxes would be paid.

Further investigation into this surety bond requirement revealed that  the department had other measures in place already  to ensure compliance and the bond was not needed.

New Surety bond

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

New Surety Bond required for appraisers for the state of Arkansas. The surety bond amount is set at $20,000. Under the terms of A.C.A 17-14-406 (b) et seq, every Appraisal Management company described in those statues must obtain bonding. The surety bond form has a 60 day cancellation clause and a aggregate limit, if you review the state statue. The obligee is the Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and certification Board.

Why are bonds being required?

Monday, October 12th, 2009

Why are  bonds being required?
A bond is usually signed into law to regulate business and safeguard the public against fraud.  A surety bond helps the client seek financial compensation from breach of contract or if they have been defrauded of money.

Underwriting for these bonds
Loan modification bonds are underwritten similar to a loan. The surety agent will review the principal’s credit, personal financials as well as work experience.  The surety will not only evaluate the clients personal financial condition they will review the business’s financial stability too.  The underwriter will request a business financial statement usually a year end statement and the company’s most current quarterly statement. We understand will most of these bonds that a yearend financial statement may not be applicable since you may be a new business. If this is the case other underwriting may be required to obtain surety credit. Keep in mind that every scenario is different since everyone’s financial situation is not the same.

Surety Bond Answers

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

I need a surety bond, and I don’t know what type I need? An easy way for you to find out what type of bond you need, besides calling us, is to call the obligee.  The Obligee will have the direct answer since they are the entity that is requiring to carrier the bond. Normally if you are applying for a license it is a State Department.  Permit may be needed by the state as well, but most of the time it is the city whom needs them.  It is also helpful to check your application that must be returned to the state. The licensing packet usually has a copy of the bond form and its requirements.
How much will my Surety Bond Cost?
The Cost of your surety bond depends. The Rate is determined by State, type of Bond, you credit, your personal financials, business financials and risk. All scenarios are different so some of the above listed information may be required or not. Some bonds like, notary bonds are not based on credit or financials. Notary bonds simply have a filled rate, were other bonds have a sliding scale.  The reason for that is unlike MVD bonds , contractor license bonds, and Mortgage broker bonds, notary bonds  claim ratio is low for now.  So the cost of the bond may start out at a 2% but the rate can jump up to 25% depending on your scenario.

Why do I Need a surety bond?
A surety bond does not protect you or your business, it protects the obligee. The obligee requires Surety bonds to protect them from, monetary compensation, breach of contract, payment of certain taxes, fraud and whatever else they have weaved into the bond form.  Unlike insurance surety bonds are a requirement and must be met before you can start or continue operating your business.

Foreclosure Surety Bond due July 1

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Update foreclosure consultant bonds for the state of California are due July 1.

Don’t get caught being out of compliance with the state.

The Foreclosure consultant bond is a $100,000 bond issued for a two year term.

We have markets that can help you for your surety bonding needs. If you need this bond you are going to need it fast so call us today be fore it is to late.

To qualify for this bond the surety will require a personal financial statement, business financial statement if applicable along with running you credit report to determine surety credit.

New Washington Surety Bond requirement

Thursday, June 25th, 2009

The  New Washington  insurance producers bond amount  is based on a sliding scale.

The minimum surety bond amount will be $25,000 or 5% of your total premium up to 100,00 whichever amount is greater. This goes into effect July 1, 2009.

If you are an insurance producer that writes directly or indirectly and you are not appointed with that company you must obtain the bond.  If you have not obtained your bond it’s a good time to start now before it is to late. The Insurance agent is responsible for the correct bond amount the bond form has a aggregate limit and a 30 day cancellation clause in it. We can help you with your Washington insurance producer license bond  so apply today

Surety Bonds In North Carolina State

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Surety bonds are offered in the state of North Carolina to meet the requirements of the people of North Carolina. North Carolina surety bonds protect the interest of the obligee with regards to the surety bond created and ensure the guaranteed performance of the obligator. North Carolina surety bonds are issued almost in every part of the state and all kinds of surety bonds are issued to the people. North Carolina surety bonds protect the obligee against default act or non-performance act of the obligator and provide assured obligations to the obligee. North Carolina surety bonds come in different kinds and they can be obtained by the applicant for the surety bond amount required.

North Carolina surety bonds are issued to the applicant with regards to the statutes, rules, regulations and laws of the state and federal government. North Carolina surety bonds are applicant to obtain North Carolina license and permit from the commissioner of state licensing department. North Carolina surety bonds compiles with all statutes of the state and federal ordinance and ensures the faithful performance to the obligee. Some of the North Carolina surety bonds issued in the state are NC electrical contractors bond, NC license bond, NC MVD bond, NC mortgage broker bond and many other kinds of surety bonds are also issued in the state as per the requirement of the applicant.

Missouri Surety Bonds Ensures Guaranteed Obligation

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Missouri surety bonds are issued in the state of Missouri to ensure guaranteed obligation of principal. Missouri is a beautiful city where it comes up with well established laws and regulations of state and federal government. With regards to various surety bonds issued in the state ad Missouri surety bonds ensures guaranteed obligations of the people. Missouri surety bonds are issued to the applicant, when it has been found out that there is requirement or demand for the Missouri surety bonds for fulfill of contract. Generally when two or more people enter into an agreement for a consideration, then the contract should be legally compiles.

All kinds of surety bonds are issued in the state of Missouri for the premium amount required. Missouri surety bonds protect the obligee, principal and the surety and also ensure faithful performance of contract and compiles with all statutes of the surety bonds issued in the state. Missouri surety bonds, Missouri MVD bonds, Missouri mortgage broker bonds, Missouri contractor license bonds and Missouri license and permit bonds are issued in the state. Missouri surety bonds are issued in Missouri as per the requirement to protect the Missouri people and to ensure the guaranteed performance with regards to the contract made.

Mortgage Broker Bond In Missouri

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

Surety bonds comes in different types, especially mortgage broker bond fetches more demand among the applicants around the world. Mortgage broker bond is a kind of surety bond issued in the almost every part of the world. Mortgage broker bonds are issued to the mortgage brokers who resist or do mortgage business in the appropriate state. Nowadays, the statutes, rules and regulation of the state enforces that the person involved in the activity of mortgage broker in the state should have to obtain mortgage broker license and to obtain this mortgage broker license, mortgage broker bonds are issued to the applicants of the appropriate state.

Mortgage broker bonds entitle guaranteed performance of obligation to the obligee by obligator of the appropriate with regards to the mortgage broker license obtained. Mortgage broker bonds fetches more demand among the applicant, because today the world is full mortgage broker business. Mortgage broker bonds ensures that the assured performance and also compiles with all statute of the state. Mortgage broker bonds are issued by integritybonds.com website who comes up with mortgage broker bond for mortgage broker business. Mortgage broker bonds ensure that the mortgage broker of the state should have to obtain the mortgage business in the state for the required amount needed.

Ohio Surety Bonds in the State

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009
We can write Ohio surety bonds
Ohio surety bonds protect the State against the default act and ensure guaranteed performance of the contract or what ever else is stipulated in the bond form.  We have great programs for Ohio surety bonds.  There are many different types of Ohio surety bonds required by the state.  OH mortgage broker bond which is a $50,000 bond and is needed to obtain your license. Ohio MVD bonds are a $25,00 and we can write them. Ohio also has  Ohio contractor license bond, Ohio license and permit bond and many other kinds of surety bonds.  We can help your no matter the surety bond type is.  Ohio also has lottery bonds required as well. The lottery bond is enforce to guarantee the payment of tickets sold by the retailer.

The cost of Ohio surety bonds

To determine the cost of a Ohio Surety bond depends on the bond amount type of bond and financial stability of the principal.