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Texas Mixed Beverage Sales Tax Bond

November 16th, 2020|Bonds, News|

Attention all liquor store owners, bar owners, nightclub owners, and anywhere that sells liquor or alcoholic beverages. For the state of Texas, the following bonds will be no longer written: Continuous Seller Tax Bond, Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts Tax Bond, and Mixed Beverage Sales Tax Bond. This is effective immediately. If you require

Electronic Surety Bonds Accepted By The Alaska Division of Banking & Securities

April 27th, 2020|Bonds, News|

Going into effect on May 1st, new ESB’s, or Electronic Surety Bonds, will now be accepted by the Alaska Division of Banking & Securities. This will be received ONLY through NMLS for the Deferred Deposit Advance License. If you need a deferred deposit advance license bond for the state of Alaska, American Surety

Alabama Appraisal Management Company Bond: Requirements, Cost & Renewal Guide

April 9th, 2020|Bonds, News|

Obtain Your Alabama Appraisal Management Company Bond Online Prefer a quick summary before you apply? View the Alabama Appraisal Management Company Bond application page. Alabama appraisal management companies must maintain a $25,000 registration surety bond as part of the state’s AMC registration process. The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board requires this

Florida Used Auto Dealers

November 26th, 2019|Bonds, License and Permit Bonds|

Motor vehicle dealers and designated agents, and dismantlers! Renewals for 2020 are approaching quicker than you think! Don’t let the deadline of April 30th sneak up on you. American Surety is here to help provide approval on your upcoming renewal. Start by filling out our simplified Florida Auto Dealer Bond Application today! Apply

Becoming a Designated Agent

November 26th, 2019|Bonds, License and Permit Bonds|

Alabama Used Car Dealers!  There are new guidelines for registered agents in Alabama. You must first be a Designated Agent through the State of Alabama. Click here to see the Alabama’s Department of Revenue’s guidelines to becoming a Designated Agent today! Any non-dealers are required to post a $25,000 surety bond payable to