An Idaho fuel distributor bond is required and must be filed with a distributors license application before commencing operations within the state. “Distributor” means any person who receives motor fuel in to Idaho. This includes a special fuels dealer, however any… Continue Reading →
Unless waived by a will and excuse by the court an Illinois administrator bond is required of administrators and personal representatives before letters of administration can be issued. Pursuant to Illinois Code, before undertaking the representative’s duties, every individual representative must… Continue Reading →
Where previously not required AMC licensees must now maintain a Louisiana appraisal management company bond in full force and effect with the licensing agency in order to operate. Louisiana statute defines an appraisal management company as any corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship,… Continue Reading →
According to the Surety & Fidelity Association of America, an Alabama Waste Treatment Surety Bond is a proposed requirement for certain treatment facilities as part of the permitting requirements. Waste treatment facilities that accept and process “industrial waste” may be… Continue Reading →
A Hawaii private detective agency bond is required from each private detective, security guard or detective agency on the island before a license will be issued. Hawaii code defines a “private detective” as a person licensed under Chapter 463 HRS, a… Continue Reading →
Insurance intermediaries that finance insurance premium must provide a Georgia premium finance company bond, among other specific licensing requirements. Georgia las defines an “insurance premium finance company” as a person engaged in the business of entering into insurance premium finance agreements by… Continue Reading →
A Colorado mortgage loan originator bond is required in one of three separate forms when applying for a license to originate mortgage loans in the state. While there are multiple prelicensing education, background investigation, examination and financial responsibility requirements, of the surety… Continue Reading →
A Florida pawnbroker bond is required from new applicants for a pawnbroking license where sufficient net worth of the applicant may be in question. Florida law defines a “pawnbroker” as any person who is engaged in the business of making… Continue Reading →
Generally, a DC motor fuel bond is required of all distributors of motor fuels within the District of Columbia. Because there is no such thing as “local production in the District, fuel operators are “importers” as contemplated under the Code…. Continue Reading →
Among the many requirements for licensing a Delaware motor vehicle dealer bond is often but NOT always a requirement. Delaware law defines a “motor vehicle dealer” as, (a.) A person, corporation, partnership, proprietorship or any other legal entity who is in… Continue Reading →
A Connecticut title bond is an appropriate instrument to offer with a registration application where the original title can either not be found or has an incurable defect in form. The use of a Connecticut certificate of title bond is… Continue Reading →
A California car wash bond is required of all NEW applicants wishing to operate a car wash in the state. State Labor Law defines “car washing” as washing, cleaning, drying, polishing, detailing, servicing, or otherwise providing cosmetic care to vehicles. “Car… Continue Reading →
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