Bond Information
We have the bonds you need for all of your business needs.
What Types of Bonds are Available?
There are many different types of bonds available, each designed to meet specific needs Below is a list of some of the most common types of bonds.
Commercial Bonds
License and Permit Bonds
Liquor License Bonds
Court Bonds
Fiduciary Bonds
Notary Bonds
Public Official Bonds
Construction Bonds
Customs Bonds
ERISA Bonds
Utility Bonds
Lost Instrument Bonds
Medical Marijuana Bonds
Contract Bonds
Bid Bonds
Performance Bonds
Payment Bonds
Maintenance Bonds
Supply Bonds
Court Bonds
Appeal Bonds
Indemnity to Sheriff Bonds
Attachment Bonds
Injunction Bonds
Public Official Bonds
Wage & Welfare Bonds
Replevin Bonds
Fidelity Bonds
Employee Dishonesty Bonds
ERISA Bonds
Janitorial Bonds
Surety Bonds
Contract Surety Bonds
Commercial Surety Bonds
Fidelity Surety Bonds
Miscellaneous Bonds
Immigration Consultant Bonds
Sales Tax Bonds
This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other types of bonds available depending on your specific needs. If you're not sure which type of bond is needed, or if your not seeing the specific bond that you need listed above, Call 580-595-0116 for expert assistance and advice! Brent Easton is AFSB certified as well as a Certified Public Accountant. Brent has helped all types of businesses in multiple industries. Give Brent a call if you have any questions or need assistance in purchasing or applying for any type of Bond.
As noted above, there are numerous types of bonds that serve various purposes throughout many different industries and government bodies. Below, we will highlight some of the more commonly used bonds and their uses.
Commercial Bonds
Commercial bonds are a type of bond that protect businesses by ensuring that they fulfill their contractual obligations to their customers or clients. These bonds can include license and permit bonds, court bonds, and fiduciary bonds.
Surety Bonds
Surety bonds are a type of bond that guarantee that one party will fulfill its contractual obligations to another party. They are often used in construction projects, where they provide assurance that contractors will complete their work according to the agreed upon terms.
Contract Bonds
Contract bonds are a type of bond that are typically used in construction projects to guarantee that contractors will fulfill their obligations to their clients. These bonds can include bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds.
Payment Bonds
Payment bonds are used in construction projects to ensure that subcontractors and suppliers are paid for their work. These bonds provide financial protection for subcontractors and suppliers in the event that the contractor fails to pay them.
Bid Bonds
Bid bonds are required in some industries to ensure that contractors bidding
on a project have the financial resources and ability to complete the project if awarded the contract. These bonds provide financial protection for the project owner in the event that the contractor fails to enter into a contract or provide the required performance bond.
Immigration Bonds
Immigration bonds are required by the government to ensure that individuals who are being detained by immigration authorities appear for their court hearings. These bonds provide financial protection for the government in the event that the individual fails to appear for their hearing.
Customs Bonds
Customs bonds are required by the government for businesses that import goods into the United States. These bonds ensure that the importer will comply with customs regulations and pay any applicable duties and taxes.
Lost Instrument Bonds
Lost instrument bonds are used when a financial instrument, such as a check or stock certificate, is lost or destroyed. These bonds provide financial protection for the issuer of the instrument in the event that it is found and presented for payment.
Probate Bonds
Probate bonds are required in some jurisdictions to ensure that the executor of an estate or the guardian of a minor or incapacitated adult will properly manage the assets entrusted to them. These bonds provide financial protection for the beneficiaries of the estate or the ward.
Public Official Bonds
Public official bonds are required for individuals who hold public office and are responsible for managing public funds. These bonds ensure that the official will faithfully perform their duties and manage the funds entrusted to them properly.
Brent Easton, CPA
AFSB LLC
Associate Fidelity and Surety Bonds, LLC.