Mississippi Surety Bonds

Mississippi Surety Bonds

For the administrator of an estate to ensure settlement duties are handled according to the provisions of the will and the legal requirements of the jurisdiction.

Federal surety bonds required by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Trade Bureau (TTB) for professionals who sell, manufacture, or distribute alcohol products.

Appeal Bonds are required of plaintiffs for the holding process of appealing a judgment in a higher court.

Surety bonds are required for real estate appraisal management companies (AMCs) to ensure compliance and ethical business practices.

A professional auctioneer or auction house posts a surety bond in order to protect the public in the process of auctioning property.

Required to ensure automobile clubs comply with state regulations and guidelines

A bid bond is type of contract surety bond required by contractors when submitting proposals for construction projects.

Businesses engaged in the manufacturing, sale, importing and/or warehousing of beer must provide a surety bond. Sometimes call an ATF Bond.

A Business Service Bond is a fidelity bond that protects customers from employee theft. The bond is commonly used in service businesses (aka Janitorial Bond).

A Title Bond (aka Bonded Title, Certificate of Title Bond, Defective Title Bond, Lost Title or DMV Bond) allows a vehicle owner to claim ownership when a title has been lost, stolen or is missing.

Check Cashing Bonds (sometimes called Payday Lending Bonds) protect consumers in the event the check cashing company violates state lending regulations.

Collection Agency Bonds (sometimes called a Debt Collector Bonds) are required by many states to protect consumers against unethical acts committed by debt collectors.

A Concessionaire bond is required for those who conduct business on a premises owned by a third party.

Loan brokers or those providing loan services must post surety bonds in order to legally conduct business in certain states

Required for certain operators of supplier owned or leased Contract Postal Units

Contract bonds guarantee that a contractor will abide by the specifications of a construction job or contract.

Contractor License Bonds are legally required of most licensed contractors to ensure compliance with state or local regulations and statutes.

Court and probate bonds protect an opposing party in a legal process or guarantee the financial duties of a fiduciary.

A DMEPOS Bond (aka Medicare Bond or Medicaid Bond) is a federal bond required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for durable medical equipment suppliers.

An Employee Theft Bond (aka Employee Dishonesty Bond) is a fidelity bond that protects employers from theft, forgery of documents, embezzlement, or destruction of property committed by employees.

ERISA bonds are a requirement of the Employment Retirement Security Act (ERISA) to ensure employee benefit plan administrators exhibit ethical conduct.

An Executor bond guarantees adherence to fiduciary duties in the estate settlement process.

For H-2A employers engaged in the recruiting, soliciting, hiring, employing, furnishing, housing, or transporting of agricultural workers

Required for OTIs and NVOCCs licensed by the Federal Maritime Commission

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Commission (FMCSA) for those operating as transportation brokers

Fuel tax bonds are required by law for businesses that use, sell, sell, distribute, or mix motor fuel.

Guardianship Bonds ensure proper handling of funds entrusted to the legal guardian of a minor or incapacitated individual.

Required for those who sell licenses or accompany customers as guides on hunting or fishing trips

Janitorial Service Bonds are a type of business service bond tailored to meet the unique needs of the cleaning industry.

Required to ensure compliance with landscape contractor licensing requirements

For those acting on behalf of a VA benefit entitled incompetent beneficiary

An Alcohol Beverage Bond (also known as a Liquor Tax Bond) ensures that businesses licensed to sell, manufacture, import alcohol comply with regulations and pay taxes as required.

Required to ensure livestock packers and stockyards conduct business in an ethical and financially responsible manner

Lost Security Bonds are required to receive payment or replacement for a lost or misplaced stock certificate, bond certificate or payment check.

A maintenance bond is used to ensure that cases of defective materials or workmanship arising after a projects completion are corrected or financially indemnified by the contractor.

A Manufactured Housing Bond is a license and permit surety bond required for those who sell, broker, or install manufactured homes.

A Money Transmitter Bond is required by certain jurisdictions for businesses engaged in the transmission of funds between unrelated parties.

Mortgage Industry Bonds (including Mortgage Broker, Loan Originator, Lender, Servicer or Loan Broker Bonds) are a licensing requirement for mortgage professionals and agencies.

A Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond guarantees that auto dealers and related businesses comply with all state laws and applicable guidelines pertaining to the motor vehicle industry.

Notary Public Bonds are required in many states to protect the state and consumers from negligent actions of a notary public while serving as a commissioned representative.

A Nursing Facility or Resident / Patient Trust Fund Bond is required by long-term care facilities, including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and businesses offering at-home care.

Required of outdoor advertisers to ensure compliance with state guidelines

A Pawn Broker Bond is a license and permit bond required as part of the state or local business licensing process in order to legally operate a pawn shop.

A payment bond is a type of contract surety bond posted by contractors to ensure that subcontractors and suppliers involved in the project are paid according to agreed upon terms.

A performance bond is a type of contract surety bond that guarantees satisfactory completion of a project under agreed upon terms by a contractor.

Required for contractors involved in right-of-way work along public roadways

A Pest Control Bond is required to ensure compliance with jurisdictional laws and regulations.

Required for businesses or organizations that provide various types of private education.

Professional fundraisers and solicitors must post surety bonds in order to legally conduct business in certain states. The bond ensures compliance and lawful business practices.

A Public Adjuster Bond (or Insurance Adjuster Bond) guarantees the adjuster will comply with state laws and regulations pertaining to insurance adjusting.

A Public Official Bonds protects against violations of duty committed by a person in a position of official authority that is conferred by a state or other official government entity.

A Release of Lien Bond is required to discharge liens against property.

A Replevin Bond is required by the plaintiff in a court of law to secure property from the defendant.

Sales Tax Bonds ensure merchants pay the required sales taxes to state governments for merchandise sold or services provided to customers.

Required to ensure compliance with state guidelines and financial obligations

A site improvement bond is purchased by contractors to ensure project improvements or renovations.

A subdivision bond is for contractors engaged in the construction and improvement of public projects including streets, sidewalks, utilities and other public structures.

A supply bond is a type of contract surety bond providing a guarantee to project owners that suppliers will deliver all materials, equipment and other supplies as mandated in the contract.

A Telemarketing Bond (also known as a Solicitor Bond or Phone Solicitor Bond), is required by telemarketers and telephone solicitors.

A Tobacco Tax Bond is required for businesses engaged in the manufacturing, sale, and warehousing of tobacco products.

A Trustee Bond is required to ensure that a court or document appointed trustee faithfully performs his or her duties according to the official guidelines.

Utility bonds are required by utility companies to ensure timely payment of the utility bill.