A Hawaii investment adviser bond is required by the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs for each registrant that has custody of or discretionary authority over client funds or securities (HI 16-39-434) and falls within specific categories of adviser… Continue Reading →
You will need a Georgia title bond if you are a vehicle owner but do not have the required proof of ownership documents to obtain a Georgia title in your name. The basic requirements for title bonding are; 1.) you are… Continue Reading →
A Florida collection agency bond is required only for Florida commercial collection agencies. Consumer collection agencies are exempt from the Florida surety bond requirement however they must still register with the state. Registration of a commercial collection agency authorizes the holder… Continue Reading →
If you wish to operate an employment placement service in the District Columbia you must provide a DC employment agency bond and follow the District’s specific procedures for licensing. DC defines an employment agency as any individual, partnership, association, corporation, contractor,… Continue Reading →
A Delaware motor fuel distributor bond is required of any person, association of persons, firm or corporation who imports into the State gasoline for use, distribution, storage or sale after the gasoline reaches the State or who, being in the business… Continue Reading →
An estate matter in Connecticut with or without will will invariably require a Connecticut administrator bondfrom the appointed administrator. An application for administration or probate of will and the will (if thereis one) are submitted to the probate court within… Continue Reading →
Pursuant to state law, a Colorado collection agency bond must be posted and a state license issued before the agency may begin operations. The Colorado Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (CFDCPA) regulates debe collection in the State. Out of state… Continue Reading →
California is one of few states that do not license auctioneers and auction companies however you MUST have a California auctioneer bond on file with the Secretary of State. California Code defines “auctioneer” as any individual who is engaged in,… Continue Reading →
If you have taken and adverse verdict in California and feel that simply perfecting an appeal will stop collection procedures, you may be in trouble unless you have posted a California appeal bond. Section 916 of the California Code of… Continue Reading →
The State of Arkansas has special procedures for allowing a vehicle owner to provide an Arkansas title bond in order to clear and reissue a lost or defective motor vehicle title. The owner applicant must first visit a State Police… Continue Reading →
In Alaska a person may not engage in the business of entering into premium finance agreements on insurance or otherwise act as a premium finance company unless he posts an Alaska premium finance company bond is approved for a license…. Continue Reading →
In the State of Arizona, registering a vehicle with a lost or defective vehicle title can require an Arizona title bond. In accordance with the DMV’s posted rules, you must first visit any DMV location or ‘authorized third party office’ to… Continue Reading →
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