What you are looking for is commonly referred to as a "Lost Instrument Bond." They are primarily used to replace lost or destroyed negotiable instruments, such as deeds of trust and stock certificates. In this case, however, the bond may be difficult to get because stolen money orders present a high risk that someone will try to negotiate them. In any event, I recommend that you contact a local broker who specializes in surety bonds. Most bonding companies maintain a LIB form of one type or another and, as Bondman points out, the bank is likely to have its preferred form. In fact, I am certain that BofA has its own form and you should ask them for a copy.
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