An Oregon collection agency bond is required by law in order to obtain a license to operate within the State of Oregon. The licensing and registration process is handled by the Division of Finance and Corporate securities. The licensing application must… Continue Reading →
A North Dakota collection agency bond is required to be maintained in order to operate a collection agency in the State. The regulating statute defines a collection agency as any persona or entity who in the ordinary course of business,… Continue Reading →
A North Carolina highway encroachment bond is prerequisite to the approval of a road encroachment permit in the State. Any construction or development project that occurs in close vicinity of a state or interstate road has the potential to “encroach”… Continue Reading →
A Mecklenburg County land use bond is required of ALL development and construction operations doing business within Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. This surety bond, also known as a Mecklenburg County Land Use and Construction bond, must be issued in the… Continue Reading →
A Nevada check cashing service bond is required of any operation involved in offering deferred deposit loans, high-interest loans, title loans and check-cashing services. For the purposes of regulation, check cashing services and deferred deposit services are lumped into the… Continue Reading →
A Nebraska collection agency bond must be provided by an applicant to the state licensing board before the board will consider granting a license. Nebraska statute defines a “collection agency” as all persons, firms, corporations, and associations directly or indirectly… Continue Reading →
A Montana debt management company bond is required by the state if you wish to engage in credit counseling or to provide debt management plans in Montana. Debt managers, referred to as “credit counselors” are regulated by MT Code 30-14-2001, known as the “Montana… Continue Reading →
A Minnesota collection agency bond is required from all parties that conduct within the state a collection agency or engage within the state in the business of collecting claims for others. As per Michigan statute 332.31, Subd. 3. “Collection agency” means and includes… Continue Reading →
A Massachusetts check seller bond is required from all non-bank parties that wish to engage directly in the business of selling, issuing or registering checks or money orders. There are exceptions to the Massachusetts check seller bond requirement for banks, national… Continue Reading →
A person needs to be licensed as a debt collector and provide a Maine debt collector bond to the State if the principal purpose of his or her business is the collection of any debts directly or indirectly owed or… Continue Reading →
A Kentucky health spa bondis one of several prerequisites for operating a spa in the Kentucky. The state statute defines a “health spa” as an establishment, except those defined as nonprofit organizations under 26 U.S.C. sec. 509(a), which provides for… Continue Reading →
If you wish to conduct debt collection activities in Indiana, you will need to provide an Indiana collection agency bond and file for the appropriate license from the regulatory authority. The term “collection agency” includes all persons engaging directly or… Continue Reading →
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