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DoD Surety Bond

August 31st, 2021|Bonds, News|

Calling all freight carriers, freight forwarders, freight brokers, and those who transport military freight! Are you new or in need of the required DoD surety bond? Are you an existing DoD contractor looking for a renewal on your current license mandated by the SDDC or Surface Deployment and Distribution Command? Well, have no

Florida Recreational Vehicle Dealer Bond: Requirements, Cost & Renewal Guide

August 26th, 2021|Bonds, News|

Deadline: September 30, 2026 Obtain Your Florida Recreational Vehicle Dealer Bond Online Prefer a quick summary before you apply? View the Florida Recreational Vehicle Dealer Bond application page. Florida recreational vehicle dealers must maintain a $10,000 or $20,000 surety bond as part of the state’s dealer licensing process. Dealers with four

Electronic Surety Bonds (ESBs) for the Finance Lenders Law (CFLL) License

April 1st, 2021|Bonds, News|

Starting on April 1st, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation will now be accepting Electronic Surety Bonds (ESBs) for the Finance Lenders Law (CFLL) License. Also, great news! New rates are in. Only the NMLS can deal with them, and only certain people can deal with the NMLS. We’re one of

Janitorial Business Service Bond

January 31st, 2021|Bonds, News|

Are you a business that needs a janitorial service or business service bond due to the COVID-19 pandemic? According to the CDC guidelines, extra cleaning and disinfecting is a requirement during this pandemic; and with those requirements comes more need for janitorial or business services bonds. That’s where we come in! American Surety

Ocean Transportation Intermediary (OTI/NVOCC) Bond: Requirements, Cost & Renewal Guide

November 16th, 2020|Bonds, News|

Start Your OTI or NVOCC Bond Application If you operate as an ocean freight forwarder or a non-vessel-operating common carrier (NVOCC), you must provide proof of financial responsibility to the Federal Maritime Commission before you can begin operating. For most applicants, that means obtaining an Ocean Transportation Intermediary Bond on Form FMC-48. The