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Illinois Certificate of Title Bond

If you wish you take legal ownership of a motor vehicle in Illinois and you have no title, an Illinois title bond is your easy solution.  Illinois Code 625 ICLS 5/3, allows you to offer a title surety bond in an… Continue Reading →

Kentucky Highway Use Bond

All commercial users of the Kentucky highways and state roads are responsible for paying the Kentucky Highway Use Tax and providing the appropriate Kentucky highway use bond.  To guarantee payment of those tax amounts the State requires a security instrument,… Continue Reading →

Receiver bonds.

A receiver is appointed by a court to conserve, manage, account for and at times liquidate companies and assets under receivership, that are placed under his or her control.  A receiver must be qualified, take an oath given by the… Continue Reading →

El Paso Contractor Bond.

Until mid-2012, El Paso had been requiring a $50,000 surety bond for all contractors to guarantee code compliance.  You can now post an El Paso contractor bond in the amount of $25,000.  The El Paso City Development Department refers to this… Continue Reading →

Colorado Non Resident Cost Bond.

Non-resident plaintiffs bringing civil suit in the courts of the State of Colorado must regularly provide cost of court security in the form of a Colorado non resident cost bond. Attorneys and plaintiffs be advised that pursuant to § 13-16-102. if… Continue Reading →

New York City street obstruction bond.

New York City street obstruction surety bonds are fairly complex obligations.  Instead of just simple code compliance, these surety bonds are similar to performance bonds, guaranteeing a broad set of duties such as convenient passage for pedestrians, safe placement of… Continue Reading →

Detective agency bond.

Private detective agencies in certain states must provide a surety bond in order to obtain a private investigator’s license.  The bond guarantees that the agency will provide investigative services in accordance with law and faithfully adhere to ethical practices.  Surety One, Inc.,… Continue Reading →

Driving school bond.

Private driver’s schools must often file a surety bond in order to obtain an operating privilege.  The bond guarantees that the school and its director will provide driver training as agreed and not engage in any misrepresentation with regards to… Continue Reading →

Tobacco distributor tax bond.

Most states require that a tobacco product distributor provide a surety bond to guarantee payment of cigarette tax or tobacco product tax to the respective departments of revenue.  This surety bond falls within the miscellaneous surety category, as a financial… Continue Reading →

Maryland home improvement contractor bond.

Maryland home improvement contractors are licensed by the state Department of Labor, Home Improvement Commission.  A license application requirement is proof of financial solvency.  In many cases a contractor is asked to provide a surety license bond as evidence of adequate solvency…. Continue Reading →

Oregon contractor surety bond.

Surety One, Inc., is a market for your contractor surety bond in Oregon.  We offer bonding of Oregon contractors from a minium of $10,000 to a maximum of $75,000.  Although these bonds can be difficult to qualify for without very good personal… Continue Reading →

Depository Bonds, your key to account safety!

Do you have savings or checking account balances in excess of $250,000?  You may want to consider a depository bond.  For 2013, the FDIC has continued its practice of providing account protection for balances to $250,000 (see the FDIC circular… Continue Reading →

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