
If I fill out an application for a bond, am I obligated to get it at that point? I just don't want to commit without at least knowing the cost first.
Originally Posted by Mother Bond
If I fill out an application for a bond, am I obligated to get it at that point? I just don't want to commit without at least knowing the cost first.
No, you are not obligated if you choose to apply online. You are commited if you accept the quote and sign the paperwork and indemnity agreement.
Please note that the first year's premium is not refundable.
So, at what point do I find out how much it costs?
In some cases (depending on which type of bond you are applying for), you can get a range of what the premium will be on our website.Originally Posted by Mother Bond
So, at what point do I find out how much it costs?
You will not, however, know the exact premium amount until you submit further information (blank bond form, personal or business financials, resume) Once you submit the requested information, we will send you an approval.
Once I submit the requested information, how long does it take to get a quote back?Originally Posted by Bond Magician
In some cases (depending on which type of bond you are applying for), you can get a range of what the premium will be on our website.
You will not, however, know the exact premium amount until you submit further information (blank bond form, personal or business financials, resume) Once you submit the requested information, we will send you an approval.
We generally tell our clients that it takes between one and three business days.Originally Posted by Mother Bond
Once I submit the requested information, how long does it take to get a quote back?
This is a new company I'm starting, therefore I don't have business financial. Will this be a problem?Originally Posted by Bond Magician
In some cases (depending on which type of bond you are applying for), you can get a range of what the premium will be on our website.
You will not, however, know the exact premium amount until you submit further information (blank bond form, personal or business financials, resume) Once you submit the requested information, we will send you an approval.
In that case, the surety company may require a resume for the owner or owners. They will require this so that they can see what type of experience you have in the field.Originally Posted by Mother Bond
This is a new company I'm starting, therefore I don't have business financial. Will this be a problem?
On the resume, should I list only relevant experience specific to this line of work? Or should I include a complete history of my work experience?
Originally Posted by Mother Bond
On the resume, should I list only relevant experience specific to this line of work? Or should I include a complete history of my work experience?
Experience in the field is preferred, but any past work history that may be related to the field may help you when we submit the resume to the surety company.
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