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  1. Join Date
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    Does it make a difference?

    Is it easier to get a contractor licesing bond if I'm a sole-propretor or an LLC ? Or doesn't it matter?

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    Easier to get

    It really shouldn't matter whether you are a sole proprietor or an LLC in terms of obtaning a contractors license. The same approval process/rules will apply.

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    Does it make a difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by lifeisgood
    It really shouldn't matter whether you are a sole proprietor or an LLC in terms of obtaning a contractors license. The same approval process/rules will apply.

    What if I am a sole proprietorship, but I want to switch to an LLC. Do I have to notify you?

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    Sole Proprietorship to LLC

    You must notify the surety for any changes to your business whether it be a name/adress change, ownership changes and especially if your are changing the business from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, Inc, Corporation, etc

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    Does it make a difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by lifeisgood
    You must notify the surety for any changes to your business whether it be a name/adress change, ownership changes and especially if your are changing the business from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, Inc, Corporation, etc
    If the company name is changing, will you amend the bond changing the name?

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    Amend Company Name on Bond

    If you are simply doing a name change that shouldn't be a problem. Check with your surtety as they tend to charge a nominal fee for any riders that need to be processed reflecting changes to existing bonds.

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    Does it make a difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by lifeisgood
    If you are simply doing a name change that shouldn't be a problem. Check with your surtety as they tend to charge a nominal fee for any riders that need to be processed reflecting changes to existing bonds.
    Will I have to sign a new indemnity agreement?

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