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Surety bond
What is a surety bond?
What is the process to obtain a bond?
How do surety bonds work?
What good is a bond if I have to pay for claims?
Why do I need a surety bond?
Who is  the obligee?
What is  the turnaround time?

Surety bond


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What is a surety bond?
Definition:  In the simplest terms, a surety bond is a guarantee. What the bond guarantees  varies depending on the language of the bond. It is a form of credit, not  insurance.
What is the process to obtain a bond?
To  start the process you need to apply. You will then be given your premium cost and an agreement between you and the bonding company. The bond is then issued 1-2 business days from receipt of payment and the agreement (original agreement is  often required).
How do surety bonds work?
The  principal (you) pays a percentage of the bond amount called a bond premium. In  return, the surety extends ?surety credit? to make the required guarantee (the  bond). A claim can arise when the principal does not abide by the terms of the  bond. In the event of a claim, the surety will investigate to ensure it is  valid. If the claim is valid, the surety will look to the principal for  payment of the claim and any associated legal fees.
What good is a bond if I have to pay for claims?
A  bond is not insurance, it is a form of credit where the principal (you) are  responsible to pay any claims. The alternative to a bond is to post cash or a  letter of credit. Surety bonds are advantageous, as they typically require no  collateral, which frees up capital. Bond premiums are also similar to fees for  letters of credit and are typically less than one would earn  making conservative investments with the available  capital.
Why do I need a surety bond?
Simply  because a government authority or private entity is requiring the bond in order  for you to operate. The bond ensures you will follow their  guidelines.
Who is the obligee?
The  obligee is whoever is requiring the bond of you. You are not the obligee.  For example, the obligee for a contractor would be whoever they are doing the  work for. The obligee for a license bond (e.g. auto dealer or
mortgage broker)  would be whoever they are filing their license with.
What is the turnaround time?
Approval  time varies depending on the type of bond and the program the applicant falls  under. Some are approved immediately, others can take up to 1 business days.  Bond issuance is typically 1 business days from receipt of payment and anything  else required by surety for issuance of the bond.

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