Posts Tagged ‘bond’

role of license bonds for assured performance

Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

License and permit bonds are issued as per the obligation of the government in order to ensure an assured performance and to carry on the business legally. License bond is issued all over the planet and it has been issued to someone who engages in the activity of business in the state. These bonds are now issued in all part of the world so as to satisfy the requirements of the customer officially and meet their requirements without any default act. Permit bonds are issued to the candidate of license and permit from the state as per the statute and the ordinance of the state.

These bonds have to be received from the licensing department or from any other divisions of the state. As the applicant of any state applies for these bonds in the state, he has to acquire it from the state from where he requires. Nowadays, these bonds have been issued by all the states as per the statute and ordinance issued by the state. All license and permit bonds have been issued by every surety bond company to assist the customers of the state.

Current States On Mortgage Broker Bonds

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

Mortgage broker bonds are at present being written at low  rates for those who  qualify.  Not all bond companies are providing low rates for mortgage broker surety bonds. Some of the sureties are  not eager to write these bonds  for the reason of high risk Surety bond language. Therefore, it is very important for your surety agent to have access with the flexible  markets.

Integritybonds.com  is a Surety Bond agency that can  bond your business  in most cases in all 50 states, even with credit issues.  We access to over 18 surety markets and we just don’t write Mortgage broker bonds we can also write contractor license bonds and of course MVD bonds.  Surety bonds are our specality our online surety application make it easy to deal with us.

We have excellent rates for those who qualify for bonding.  We also have less than perfect credit programs desigedn to help the small businsess owner who cant come up with the collateral needed to post for the bond.   if you need to get approved fast we are the ones you can count on.  Call us today for a free consultation and get approved

Surety Bond: Needed to start your business

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

There are many obstacles and hoops that you must jump though before starting your business. You have to find an office, get a sign, get a phone number, get a fax number, and get a website. Not to mention all of the state requirements you must meet. Such as filling you articles of incorporation with the state as well as setting up a business checking account.  Did you remember your business cards? Is there something else you might have forgotten?
What about the surety bond?
It should be easy to get right? It’s just a piece of paper nothing more isn’t it?  Your friend down the street obtained one without a problem it should be easy for you too?
What is a surety bond anyways?
A surety bond is an unsecured loan guaranteeing that your business and employees will abide by the laws, rules and statues set forth in the bond form.
Obtaining your surety bond is one of the final steps to starting or keeping your business. Without the bond the state will not grant you or your business, its license.
If you can’t get a surety bond you can’t go into business or if you can’t keep your bond you can’t stay in business. Lately more companies are facing this problem. So if you have a bond coming up for renewal in the next few months start working on it now, opposed to later. If you’re not writing your bond though us it may take you a while to find a surety bond market.

Surety Bond: Detailed explanations

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009


The word Surety is a noun pronounced sur e ty, the definition of the word Surety is: a guarantor, which will assume responsibility of another person (principal) obligations if the principal cannot, or does not meet them.  The term Surety has existed for thousands of years.
Example of Surety
Have you ever heard the saying “don’t ever be anyone’s Surety”, what exactly does it mean?  You would guarantee that the obligations of the person you where acting as Surety for.  If you were acting as a Surety for a particular obligation of another (Principal) if the obligations where not met you would have to meet those obligations on the principals behave.  Surety has been around for thousands of years ago when someone would vouch for another for whatever circumstance.
How a Surety brings peace of mind
Let us suppose for a moment that you where an owner of a large piece of land and you wanted to develop it.  After years of research money and time, you decided you wanted to build a commercial building on that land you hire a contractor to complete the project.  At first, your contract is doing a great job and everything seems to be going smoothly.  After six months of construction, the project starts running behind schedule and you have failed inspection.  The inspector tells you that the foundation is not up to code and it needs to be completely redone on top of that, the contractor walks form the job because the project has become unprofitable.   That is where a Surety would come in if you made that one of your requirements for the contractor to obtain.  The Surety would do one of the following things they would hire a new contractor, reimburse you monetarily, or finish the project.  See the Surety would take up the obligations that the principal in this case contractor’s obligations.  After the Surety has settled the claim the Surety would than go after the principal for the loss to the Surety.


Know about License permit Surety bonds

Monday, April 27th, 2009

License and permit bonds are required by municipal ordinance, state law, or by regulation and in some instance by the federal government or its agencies. To get licensed, a contractor must have a surety bond and, a certain amount of insurance coverage. If the contractor can not obtain a surety bond written by a Surety company , in some  states, a cash deposit can be made and posted to the  State. The problem of posting collateral with the state is that the state may not return your cash collateral for 7 years or longer.

The purpose of a license bond is generally to safeguard the public from fraud or breach of contracts. These bonds can also benefit laborers, suppliers, and taxing authorities, as well as persons having contracts with the contractor.

The amount of the bond is the total limit of the Surety’s liability to all claimants combined together. Before stepping into a construction contract it is wise for an owner to call the licensing agency to be certain that the contractor is in good standing with the bond. Please check that all contractors should have general liability insurance as well, but one may only check the status of such insurance with state agencies in those states which require the insurance for licensing.

The contractor license bond should not be confused with a payment and performance bond

Lease Surety Bonds

Monday, April 20th, 2009
Lease Surety Bonds A agreement in which the legal holder of property or any other asset agrees to another person who is using that property or asset in return for a standard specified payment (also known as rent) over a set term is a lease bond. Also in addition to buildings, extra items such as cars and computers are frequently leased in order to evade capital costs in the management of a business. Numerous forms of net leases are there today. The most common one of these is the Triple Net lease. In this lease, the tenant is responsible for their balanced share of property taxes, common operating expenses, property insurance and common area utilities. The tenants are further more responsible for all other costs related with their own occupancy together with personal possession taxes, janitorial services and other utility costs. But if the space is part of a larger building, then the common area maintenance charge would be divided amongst the tenants of the structure, generally based on the tenant’s square footage proportion of the overall complex. Looking, in general, the landlord will be responsible for structural integrity of a building. These surety bonds are required to be maintained for the term of the lease ShareThis

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Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

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Why do I need a notary bond?

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Why do I need a notary bond?

The secretary of the states office for the given state appoints the notary public official. Most public officials require an individual has to obtain the surety bond or notary bond before getting appointment. This Surety bond ensures that if official fails to perform his duties or violates the public faith through his negligence; with the available funds he can reimburse the fund to the state for the loss. The basic responsibility of the notary public is to legalize the individual parties of the contract who claim for any loss. Loss may be suffered by the state in failure of the official while confirming the identity of the party.

For example; vivek wants to sell his automobile to peter and he went to the notary office to transfer the title to peter. The notary official asks both vivek and peter to submit their identity card to conform their identification. Peter submitted his identification card, but vivek failed to submit and he says that he forgot to bring his identity card. The notary accepts both peter and vivek to sign the document and to carry on the transfer of title. The notary also signs the application. Actually, the person who sells the automobile is not the true owner of the automobile.

Here, in this case the true owner dos not have the intention to sell the automobile. Due to the negligence of the notary, the public trust has been lost. But still the true owner has the title of ownership. In above stated example due to the negligence of the notary, peter can fail a suit against the state for the loss incurred to him, due to the wrong representative appointed by the state

This notary bond is a guaranteed bond which guarantee the obligee that the state will perform his obligation. In failure of this bond a penalty amount is paid .these notary bonds are undertaken by the surety company. These bonds act as per the terms and condition of the notary publics commission.

The most familiar insurance policy is auto insurance policy. In case an accident occurred for you, the insurance company will pay off the claim and losses. Like an auto insurance policy, a notary bond is also the one and the same. The funds available will be paid, for the loss incurred. The insurance company compensates the loss up to the penalty amount of the bond. On the other hand the loss paid by the surety is not easily return off. It will be collected from the bonded party i.e. THE NOTARY.

Generally this notary bond protects the public against false representation. To provide protection, insurance coverage is given. The insurance protection is called as Notary Public Errors and Omissions. Notary bond is purchased for a nominal fee from the insurance company. Purchasing a notary bond helps the general public to become a notary public.