Obtaining a Florida surety bond for a license or local permit, a performance bond to guarantee a particular service or construction contract, or other miscellaneous surety bond is simple. We ask for only a brief, completed application for most bond needs. Here are some of the more popular Florida surety bond needs.
Needed by enterprises engaged in the collection of delinquent credit accounts. This bond has a uniform $50,000 requirement for all collection agencies.
Required for all vehicle dealers that sell, trade or auction vehicles. Renews annually on April 30th.
Needed by companies and individuals engaged in the business of adjusting insurance loss claims. $50,000 denomination.
The Florida DBPR requires surety bonds for both brokers and salespersons in either $10,000 or $25,000 denominations.
Div. I and II contractors with a FICO score of 660 or below must post a surety bond in the amount of $10,000 or $20,000. (You may also need a Financially Responsible Officer bond.)
Required by the Florida Department of Agriculture from household moving services and brokers. (If you do this nationally you may need a BMC-84.)
Dishonesty bonds which protect a cleaning service's clients losses due to the acts of the service's employees.
Required by the Florida DBPR. The talent agency surety bond amount must be no less than $5,000.
Required by the Department of Agriculture from all sellers of travel operating in the State.
A $50,000 surety bond is required by the Department of Agriculture to guarantee licensee's compliance.
The Florida Department of Health requires a $5mn medical marijuana performance bond from all cultivators/dispensers under their vertically integrated cannabis production rules.
Surety bond issued in an amount no less that the value of the prize(s) filed with the FDACS.
Required by the Department of Financial Services in the amount of $35,000.
A surety bond in the amount of $25,000 or $50,000 required from each dealer to file with the FLHSMV.
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Most Florida surety bonds are simple compliance. License and permit bonds, public official bonds, court bonds and miscellaneous surety bonds are the major categories of this class. Bonds under $50,000 generally require submission of only a completed commercial surety bond application for quoting. Larger surety bond requests and those bond obligations that contain financial gaurantee provisions will require submission of personal and business financial statements. Damaged credit? New resident in the U.S. without a credit history? No problem! We offer non-standard programs to fit your need.
Surety bond application review and quoting are free of charge. There is no obligation to purchase.