Georgia Conservator and Guardian Bond

Georgia Guardian Bond, Georgia Conservator Bond

In Georgia, the probate court judge will appoint a “guardian” or “conservator” to manage the personal or financial affairs of individuals considered “wards” of the state. The guardian or conservator, also known as a fiduciary, is often required to purchase a surety bond in accordance with Title 29 of the Georgia Code to protect the interests of the ward and anyone who has an interest in the ward’s estate.

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What Size Bond Do You Need?

The probate court clerk will inform the guardian or conservator of their required bond amount after they file the case. The clerk will follow Georgia Codes 29-4-30 and 29-5-40 outlined below to determine the bond amount.

The probate court will require guardians to post a bond on a case-by-case basis, with the court determining the specific amount. Generally, a bond will be necessary if the ward possesses substantial assets that require safeguarding. However, the probate court judge has the discretion to waive the bond requirement for most guardians of minors.

Public guardians and county guardians are required to obtain a $10,000 bond and a $5,000 bond, respectively. If a court appoints a public or county guardian to two or more wards, the court may require an additional bond. Conservators must post a bond in an amount that equals the estimated value of the estate’s personal property. The estimated value should exclude any real property, unless it is sold during the conservatorship. If a sale occurs, the probate judge will increase the bond amount to include the proceeds from the sale.

For example, suppose a conservator is appointed over an estate that has a bank account with $15,000 cash, a stock portfolio with $25,000 valuation, and real property valued at $260,000, the conservator will only need to obtain a $40,000 bond when they are first appointed. However, suppose the conservator sells the real property for $260,000 and receives the proceeds from the sale, the conservator will need to increase the bond limit to $300,000 to cover the additional money coming in from the real estate sale.

How Much Does the Georgia Conservator and Guardian Bond Cost?

Jet charges $85 per year for the Georgia Guardian bond or the Georgia Conservator bond for bond amounts up to $17,000. See the chart below to calculate the price for larger bonds. We offer special tiered pricing that decreases the percentage rate paid for larger bond amounts and discounts if you purchase the bond for more than one year. In Georgia, guardians and conservators may pay the bond premium from the estate’s funds.

To determine how much the bond will cost, guardians/conservators can follow the steps listed below:

  1. Determine the Required Bond Amount

The probate court will provide the guardian and conservator with their required bond amount after the clerk evaluates the ward’s assets.

  1. Calculate the Total Cost

Guardian bonds and conservator bonds up to $17,000 in size cost $85 per year. For each additional $1,000 increase, the bond premium will increase by the corresponding amount outlined in the table below.

Bond AmountAdditional Premium (per $1,000)Bond Cost (1 year)
$0 - $17,000$85 flat rate$85
$17,001 - $50,000$5.00$85 - $250
$50,001 - $200,000$3.75$250 - $813
$200,001 - $500,000$2.50$813 - $1,563
$500,001 - $1,500,000$1.00$1,563 - $2,063
$1,500,000+$0.50$2,063+
Georgia Guardianship/Conservatorship Bond Cost Breakdown

For example, a $30,000 guardianship bond will cost $210 per year while a $40,000 guardianship bond will cost $270 per year. Jet also offers discounted rates for bonds purchased for multi-year terms. Call us at (855) 470-0877 to find out how much your guardianship bond will cost.

What Is the Difference Between a Guardian and Conservator in Georgia?

Put simply, guardians take custody of the ward and must provide care and make financial decisions. On the other hand, conservators do not have custody of the ward but are obligated to receive, collect, and make decisions regarding the ward’s property.  You can find the specific details and responsibilities for each fiduciary type, along with what they do, listed below:

Other Important Terms to Know

Why Is the Georgia Conservator or Guardian Bond Required? Are There Surety Bond Exemptions?

The court-appointed guardian or conservator is responsible for the care and management of the minor or adult deemed incapacitated, which includes making their financial decisions. Due to the weight of these decisions, Georgia county probate courts require a bond for guardianships and conservatorships. The bond ensures the ward’s estate is financially preserved and that the ward’s overall well-being is taken care of according to probate court and state standards as well as Title 29 of the Georgia Code.

The following people are generally exempt from the surety bond requirement:

The court may still require a bond in any of the above cases if they feel it necessary for the safety of the ward. The court may waive the surety bond requirement when the value of the personal property and annual real property rentals that will come into the possession of or under control of the fiduciary is less than $25,000.

How Is the Conservator/Guardian Selected by the Probate Court?

The probate court is required to appoint the person who will best serve the interests of the ward. Any willing individual or corporation, determined suitable by the court, may petition the probate court to be a guardian or conservator. The order of appointment for guardians/conservators in Georgia is as follows:

  1. An individual/person previously nominated in writing by the ward
  2. A spouse of the ward or their nominee
  3. An adult child of the ward or their nominee
  4. A parent of the ward or their nominee
  5. A guardian previously appointed for the ward when they were a minor
  6. A guardian appointed previously in Georgia or another state
  7. A friend, relative, or any other individual
  8. Any other person, including a volunteer to the court, whom the court deems to be suitable and appropriate
  9. The County Guardian

The court has the right to appoint someone with lower preference if they believe that it is in the ward's best interests.

How Does the Application Process Work With Jet?

Jet’s application process is fast and easy-to-follow - our goal is to get the guardian bonded as quickly as possible to allow them to focus on their fiduciary obligations. All we need is the bond limit and basic information from the guardian. Our application allows the guardian/conservator to select where to send the bond.

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Some of the factors Jet considers when underwriting a guardian bond or conservator bond:

How Does the Bond Get Filed to the Probate Court?

After you purchase the bond, Jet will automatically prepopulate the bond form, sign and affix a raised seal, and mail the original bond. When the original bond is received, the guardian or conservator should sign as the principal and file the bond with the probate judge.

Jet has provided a chart at the bottom of the page with a list of each county’s probate court in the State of Georgia, including the contact information for their offices.

Georgia Probate Bond Filing Process

How Long Do You Need the Bond?

Georgia county probate courts require the Guardian/Conservator Bond to be on file for the entire term the fiduciary is appointed. A surety bond must be on file with the clerk of circuit court until the minor reaches the age of 18 or the incompetent person no longer requires the care of a guardian. Until that point, the court requires the bond, and the fiduciary can only be relieved of their obligations upon court approval.

The probate court will conduct a final account review to verify whether the fiduciary has met all obligations concerning the ward and/or estate. If the court approves and settles the final account, the fiduciary will be discharged and the surety bond will be released. The court will consider the following details to release the fiduciary of liability:

As for renewing your bond, Jet will send a renewal invoice far in advance of the bond term’s expiration date. The bond will remain active with the probate court as long as you make your renewal payment. 

Can the Georgia Guardian or Conservator Be Canceled?

If you need to cancel your bond, you may request to do so with Jet by sending a written cancellation appeal to our email: probate@jetsurety.com

However, the court will first need to release you from your fiduciary duties. Once the Jet team has received your request, we will send a cancellation request to the county probate court. If the court accepts the request, Jet will cancel the bond and provide a refund of any unearned premium.

How Does a Fiduciary Avoid Surety Bond Claims in Georgia?

Fiduciaries will face many challenges during their appointment as a guardian or conservator, whether for a minor or incompetent, an estate, or both. It is typical for a fiduciary to hire an attorney to work alongside them to ensure they are completing all duties in compliance with probate court and state regulations. 

The probate court expects the guardian or conservator to fulfill all duties and obligations pursuant to Title 29 of the Georgia Code. Violations may lead to penalties such as a bond claim, and common causes for bond claims on the Georgia Guardian and Conservator Bond include the following:

A claim may be filed on the fiduciary’s bond by the ward themselves once they have reached the age of 18 or have been deemed competent by the probate court. Any person who suffers financial harm due to a breach of any condition of the surety bond may also file a claim.

What Happens if a Claim Is Filed on the Guardian Bond?

Upon receiving court notice of a claim on the bond, Jet has 30 days to pay the claim or ask for additional time to review it. Jet works tirelessly to protect guardians against faulty claims, which means that even if the court has requested a bond payout, we assess all documentation provided by the court and the guardian before paying out the claim. However, if a claim is valid and Jet pays the claimant, the guardian must pay Jet back as the guardian is ultimately liable for their actions.

Georgia County Probate Court Locations

Below is a list of all the county probate courts located in the State of Georgia, as well as their addresses and contact information.

County Probate CourtPhone NumberAddress
Appling County(912) 367-811436 S Main St
Baxley, GA 31513
Athens-Clarke County(706) 613-3320325 East Washington St, Ste 200
Athens, GA 30601
Atkinson County(912) 422-355219 Robert Ave W
Pearson, GA 31642
Bacon County(912) 632-7661502 W 12th St #100
Alma, GA 31510
Baker County(229) 734-3007167 Baker Pl
Newton, GA 39870
Baldwin County(478) 445-4807121 N. Wilkinson Street
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Banks County(706) 677-6250144 Yonah-Homer Road Suite 7
Homer, GA 30547
Barrow County(770) 307-3045652 Barrow Park Dr
Winder, GA 30680
Bartow County(770) 387-5075135 W. Cherokee Ave Suite 243A
Cartersville, GA 30120
Ben Hill County(229) 426-5137111 S Sheridan St
Fitzgerald, GA 31750
Berrien County(229) 686-5213201 N Davis St, Room 175
Nashville, GA 31639
Bleckley County(478) 934-3204112 N Second Street
Cochran, GA 31014
Brantley County(912) 462-5192234 Branley St #100
Nahunta, GA 31553
Brooks County(229) 263-55671 Screven St, Ste 4
Quitman, GA 31643
Bryan County(912) 756-8559P. O. Box 418
Pembroke, GA 31321
Bulloch County(912) 489-87492 North Main St, 1st Fl
Statesboro, GA 30458
Burke County(706) 554-3000200 East 6th Street
Waynesboro, GA 30458
Butts County(770) 775-8204625 West Third Street, Suite 9
Jackson, GA 30233
Calhoun County(912) 849-483531 Court St, Ste C
Morgan, GA 39866
Camden County(912) 576-3785210 East 4th Street
Woodbine, GA 31569
Candler County(912) 685-235735 SW Broad Street
Metter, GA 30439
Carroll County(770) 830-5840311 Newnan Street, Room 2022
Carrollton, GA 30117
Catoosa County(706) 935-3511875 Lafayette Street
Ringgold, GA 30736
Charlton County(912) 496-22301520 Third Street Suite B
Folkston, GA 31537
Chatham County(912) 652-7264133 Montgomery St., Rm. 509
Savannah, GA 31401
Chattahoochee County(706) 989-3603379 Broad St
Cusseta, GA 31805
Chattooga County(706) 857-070910035 Commerce Street
Summerville, GA 30747
Cherokee County(678) 493-616090 North Street, Suite 340
Canton, GA 30114
Clay County(229) 768-2445210 Washington St, Suite 1
Fort Gaines, GA 39851
Clayton County(770) 472-8124121 South McDonough St. Annex 3
Jonesboro, GA 30236
Clinch County(912) 487-5523110 Court Square
Homerville, GA 31634
Cobb County(770) 528-190032 Waddell Street
Marietta, GA 30090
Coffee County(912) 384-5213101 S. Peterson Ave, Ste A-20
Douglas, GA 31533
Colquitt County(229) 616-74159 S Main St # 108
Moultrie, GA 31768
Columbia County(706) 312-7254640 Ronald Reagan Drive
Evans, GA 30809
Cook County(229) 896-3941212 N. Hutchinson Ave.
Adel, GA 31620
Coweta County(770) 254-2640200 Court Square
Newnan, GA 30263
Crawford County(478) 836-3313100 GA Hwy 42 S
Knoxville, GA 31050
Crisp County(229) 271-4731510 N 7th St, Suite 101
Cordele, GA 31015
Dade County(706) 657-4414255 W Crabtree Street
Trenton, GA 30752
Dawson County(706) 344-358025 Justice Way, Suite 4332
Dawsonville, GA 30534
Decatur County(229) 248-3030112 West Water Street
Bainbridge, GA 39818
Dekalb County(404) 371-2341556 North McDonough Street
Decatur, GA 30030
Dodge County(478) 374-37755401 Anson Ave # 100
Eastman, GA 31023
Dooly County(229) 268-4217104 2nd St #11
Vienna, GA 31092
Dougherty County(229) 431-2102225 Pine Avenue, Ste 123
Albany, GA 31701
Douglas County(770) 949-20008700 Hospital Drive
Douglasville, GA 30134
Early County(229) 723-3454111 Court Sq # C
Blakely, GA 39823
Echols County (229) 559-7526P.O. Box 118
Statenville, GA 31648
Effingham County(912) 754-2112700 N Pine Street Suite 146
Springfield, GA 31329
Elbert County(706) 283-201645 Forest Avenue
Elberton, GA 30635
Emanuel County(478) 237-7091125 S Main Street
Swainsboro, GA 30401
Evans County(912) 739-4080201 Freeman Street, Suite 9
Claxton, GA 30417
Fannin County(706) 632-3011400 West Main Street, Ste 204
Blue Ridge, GA 30513
Fayette County(770) 716-42201 Center Drive
Fayetteville, GA 30214
Floyd County(706) 291-51363 Government Plaza
Rome, GA 30161
Forsyth County(770) 781-2140100 West Courthouse Square
Cumming, GA 30040
Franklin County(706) 384-24037085 Hwy 145 Suite A
Carnesville, GA 30521
Fulton County(404) 612-4640136 Pryor Street SW Suite C-230
Atlanta, GA 30303
Gilmer County(706) 635-47631 Broad Street Suite 204
Ellijay, GA 30540
Glascock County(706) 598-324162 East Main Street
Gibson, GA 30810
Glynn County(912) 554-7231701 G Street
Brunswick, GA 31520
Gordon County(706) 629-7314215 North Wall Street
Calhoun, GA 30701
Grady County(229) 377-2912250 N Broad St # 8
Cairo, GA 39828
Greene County(706) 453-3346113 N Main Street Suite 113
Greensboro, GA 30642
Gwinnett County(770) 822-835075 Langley Drive
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Habersham County(706) 839-0320295 Llewellyn Street, Suite 24
Clarkesville, GA 30523
Hall County(770) 531-6921116 Spring Street SE 1st Floor
Gainesville, GA 30501
Hancock County(706) 444-534312630 Broad Street
Sparta, GA 31087
Haralson County(770) 646-20084485 GA-120
Buchanan, GA 30113
Harris County(706) 628-5038102 North College Street, Room 116
Hamilton, GA 31811
Hart County(706) 376-2565185 West Franklin Street
Hartwell, GA 30643
Heard County(706) 675-3353215 East Court Square
Franklin, GA 30217
Henry County(770) 288-760099 Sims Street
McDonough, GA 30253
Houston County(478) 218-4710201 N. Perry Parkway
Perry, GA 31069
Irwin County(229) 468-5138301 S Irwin Ave # 101
Ocilla, GA 31774
Jackson County(706) 387-62755000 Jackson Pkwy Suite 140
Jefferson, GA 30549
Jasper County(706) 468-4903126 W. Greene St. Ste. 111
Monticello, GA 31064
Jeff Davis County(912) 375-662614 Jeff Davis St # 210
Hazlehurst, GA 31539
Jefferson County(478) 625-3258202 E Broad Street
Louisville, GA 30434
Jenkins County(478) 982-5581P.O. Box 797
Millen, GA 30442
Johnson County(478) 864-33162557 East Elm Street
Wrightsville, GA 31096
Jones County(478) 986-6668P.O. Box 1090
Gray, GA 31032
Lamar County(770) 358-5155326 Thomaston St
Barnesville, GA 30204
Lanier County(229) 363-927056 W. Main Street Suite 10
Lakeland, GA 31635
Laurens County(478) 272-2566101 N. Jefferson St.
Dublin, GA 31021
Lee County(229) 759-6005100 Leslie Highway
Leesburg, GA 31763
Liberty County(912) 876-3635201 S Main Street
Hinesville, GA 31313
Lincoln County(706) 359-5528160B School Street
Lincolnton, GA 30817
Long County(912) 545-213175 West Academy Street
Ludowici, GA 31316
Lowndes County(229) 671-2650327 N. Ashley St.
Valdosta, GA 31601
Lumpkin County(706) 864-3847325 Riley Road Room 122
Dahlonega, GA 30533
Macon County(478) 472-7685121 Sumter St
Oglethorpe, GA 31068
Macon-Bibb County(478) 621-6494601 Mulberry Street Second Floor
Macon, GA 31201
Madison County(706) 795-6365P.O. Box 207
Danielsville, GA 30633
Marion County(229) 649-5542100 E. Burkhalter Ave.
Buena Vista, GA 31803
McDuffie County(706) 595-2114210 Railroad St.
Thomson, GA 30824
McIntosh County(912) 437-4888PO Drawer 459
Darien, GA 31305
Meriwether County(706) 672-4952100 S Court Square
Greenville, GA 30222
Miller County(229) 758-4110155 South First Street Room 110
Colquitt, GA 39837
Mitchell County(229) 336-201511 West Broad Street, Room 102
Camilla, GA 31730
Monroe County(478) 994-700038 West Main Street
Forsyth, GA 31029
Montgomery County(912) 583-2681400 S Railroad Ave
Mt. Vernon, GA 30445
Morgan County(706) 343-6500149 E Jefferson Street
Madison, GA 30650
Murray County(706) 695-3812115 W. Fort St.
Chatsworth, GA 30705
Muscogee County(706) 653-4333100 10th Street, 6th Fl
Columbus, GA 31901
Newton County(770) 784-20451132 Usher Street, Rm 148
Covington, GA 30014
Oconee County(706) 769-393623 North Main Street Room 304
Watkinsville, GA 30677
Oglethorpe County(706) 743-5350109 E. Boggs Street
Lexington, GA 30648
Paulding County(770) 443-7541280 Constitution Boulevard Room 2009
Dallas, GA 30132
Peach County(478) 825-2313205 W. Church Street
Fort Valley, GA 310130
Pickens County(706) 253-875550 North Main Street
Jasper, GA 30143
Pierce County(912) 449-20293550 Hwy 84, Suite 1
Blackshear, GA 31516
Pike County(770) 567-873416001 Barnesville Street
Zebulon, GA 30295
Polk County(770) 749-2128100 Prior St #102
Cedartown, GA 30125
Pulaski County(478) 783-2061141 Commerce Street
Hawkinsville, GA 31036
Putnam County(706) 485-5476100 South Jefferson Avenue Ste 318
Eatonton, GA 31024
Quitman County(229) 334-2224P. O. Box 7
Georgetown, GA 39854
Rabun County(706) 782-361425 Courthouse Square, Suite 215
Clayton, GA 30525
Randolph County(229) 732-2671P.O. Box 424
Cuthbert, GA 39840
Richmond County(706) 821-2434735 James Brown Blvd. Ste 1000
Augusta, GA 30901
Rockdale County(770) 278-7700874 N. Main Street NW
Conyers, GA 30012
Schley County(229) 937-290547 North Pecan Street
Ellaville, GA 31806
Screven County(912) 564-2783216 Mims Rd Rm 107
Sylvania, GA 30467
Seminole County(229) 524-5256200 S Knox Ave
Donalsonville, GA 39845
Spalding County(770) 467-4341132 East Solomon Street
Griffin, GA 30223
Stephens County(706) 886-282870 N. Alexander St. Ste 108
Toccoa, GA 30577
Stewart County(229) 838-43941764 Broad St
Lumpkin, GA 31815
Sumter County(229) 928-4551500 West Lamar Street
Americus, GA 31709
Talbot County(706) 665-886626 S Washington Avenue
Talbotton, GA 31827
Taliaferro County(706) 456-2253P.O. Box 264
Crawfordville, GA 30631
Tattnall County(912) 557-6719111 N Main St
Reidsville, GA 30453
Taylor County(478) 862-33572 N Broad St
Butler, GA 31006
Telfair County(229) 868-6038128 E Oak St # 1
McRae-Helena, GA 31055
Terrell County(229) 995-5515499 Rountree DR SW
Dawson, GA 39842
Thomas County(229) 225-4116325 North Madison Street
Thomasville, GA 31799
Tift County(229) 386-7914225 Tift Avenue Ste 117
Tifton, GA 31794
Toombs County(912) 526-8696100 Courthouse Square, Suite 23
Lyons, GA 30436
Towns County(706) 896-346748 River Street, Suite C
Benton, AR 72015
Treutlen County(912) 529-33421830 Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Soperton, GA 30457
Troup County(706) 883-1690100 Ridley Avenue, 2nd Floor
LaGrange, GA 30240
Turner County(229) 567-2151219 E College St
Ashburn, GA 31714
Twiggs County(478) 945-3390425 Railroad Street North
Jeffersonville, GA 31044
Union County(706) 439-600665 Courthouse St., Suite 8
Blairsville, GA 30512
Upson County(706) 647-7015106 E Lee Street Suite 210
Thomaston, GA 30286
Walker County(706) 638-2852103 S Duke Street – Room 101
LaFayette, GA 30728
Walton County(770) 267-1345303 S Hammond Drive
Monroe, GA 30655
Ware County(912) 287-4315800 Church Street
Waycross, GA 31501
Warren County(706) 465-2227​521 Main Street Ste 104
Warrenton, GA 30828
Washington County(478) 552-3304129 W Haynes Street Room 106
Sandersville, GA 31082
Wayne County(912) 427-5940359 E Walnut St
Jesup, GA 31546
Webster County(229) 828-36156330 Hamilton St. Room #101
Preston, GA 31824
Wheeler County(912) 568-713316 Pearl Ave #103
Alamo, GA 30411
White County(706) 865-414159 South Main Street, Suite H
Cleveland, GA 30528
Whitfield County(706) 465-2227205 N Selvidge Street Suite G
Dalton, GA 30720
Wilcox County(229) 467-2220103 North Broad Street
Abbevillle, GA 31001
Wilkes County(706) 678-252323 Court Street, Room 422
Washington, GA 30673
Wilkinson County(478) 946-2222P.O. Box 201
Irwington, GA 31042
Worth County(229) 776-8207201 North Main Street, Room 12
Sylvester, GA 31791
Georgia County Probate Court Information

Georgia Guardian Bond Form

Notary Bond Application:

Business Information:

Indemnity Agreement:

I, the undersigned, hereby apply for a Dishonesty Bond also known as a Business Service Bond or Janitorial Service Bond (“bond”) to the Surety Company (“SURETY”) through Jet Insurance Company (“JET”), with whom I hereby grant the authority to act on my behalf with respect to the bond and assign as my Broker of Record, and declare that the statements herein are true and correct. In consideration of the SURETY issuing, renewing or substituting said bond(s), I, individually and as the owner or officer of the bonded entity, hereby understand and agree, as follows: (i) to reimburse, hold harmless, and indemnify SURETY upon demand for all loss, liability, claim, expense, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, expert’s fees, investigative fees and claims handling fees, and any other cost which SURETY shall pay or incur in defense, adjustment, or settlement of such claims/suits by reason of such suretyship; (ii) that an itemized statement of loss and expenses by SURETY shall be indisputable proof of my liability to SURETY; (iii) coverage is subject to a $100 deductible; (iv) the employee must be convicted before coverage will apply (v) performance and any form of dispute resolution of this agreement shall take place in the county of SURETY's office of service; and (vi) a facsimile copy or electronically signed version of this agreement shall be binding as if it were an original. This agreement shall survive any changes in, substitute to or renewal of the bond(s).

Required Effect Date of Bond Policy:

Contact Information:

Employee Dishonesty Bond Application:

Business Information:

Business Description:

Coverage Requirements:

Indemnity Agreement:

I, the undersigned, hereby apply for a Dishonesty Bond also known as a Business Service Bond or Janitorial Service Bond (“bond”) to the Surety Company (“SURETY”) through Jet Insurance Company (“JET”), with whom I hereby grant the authority to act on my behalf with respect to the bond and assign as my Broker of Record, and declare that the statements herein are true and correct. In consideration of the SURETY issuing, renewing or substituting said bond(s), I, individually and as the owner or officer of the bonded entity, hereby understand and agree, as follows: (i) to reimburse, hold harmless, and indemnify SURETY upon demand for all loss, liability, claim, expense, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, expert’s fees, investigative fees and claims handling fees, and any other cost which SURETY shall pay or incur in defense, adjustment, or settlement of such claims/suits by reason of such suretyship; (ii) that an itemized statement of loss and expenses by SURETY shall be indisputable proof of my liability to SURETY; (iii) coverage is subject to a $100 deductible; (iv) the employee must be convicted before coverage will apply (v) performance and any form of dispute resolution of this agreement shall take place in the county of SURETY's office of service; and (vi) a facsimile copy or electronically signed version of this agreement shall be binding as if it were an original. This agreement shall survive any changes in, substitute to or renewal of the bond(s).

Required Effect Date of Bond Policy:

Contact Information:

Contract Bond Application:

Business Information:

Owner Information:

Job Details:

Indemnity Agreement:

I, the undersigned, hereby apply for a Dishonesty Bond also known as a Business Service Bond or Janitorial Service Bond (“bond”) to the Surety Company (“SURETY”) through Jet Insurance Company (“JET”), with whom I hereby grant the authority to act on my behalf with respect to the bond and assign as my Broker of Record, and declare that the statements herein are true and correct. In consideration of the SURETY issuing, renewing or substituting said bond(s), I, individually and as the owner or officer of the bonded entity, hereby understand and agree, as follows: (i) to reimburse, hold harmless, and indemnify SURETY upon demand for all loss, liability, claim, expense, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, expert’s fees, investigative fees and claims handling fees, and any other cost which SURETY shall pay or incur in defense, adjustment, or settlement of such claims/suits by reason of such suretyship; (ii) that an itemized statement of loss and expenses by SURETY shall be indisputable proof of my liability to SURETY; (iii) coverage is subject to a $100 deductible; (iv) the employee must be convicted before coverage will apply (v) performance and any form of dispute resolution of this agreement shall take place in the county of SURETY's office of service; and (vi) a facsimile copy or electronically signed version of this agreement shall be binding as if it were an original. This agreement shall survive any changes in, substitute to or renewal of the bond(s).

Required Effect Date of Bond Policy:

Contact Information:

Worker's Compensation Application:

Business Information:

Business Description:

Coverage Requirements

Indemnity Agreement:

I, the undersigned, hereby apply for a Dishonesty Bond also known as a Business Service Bond or Janitorial Service Bond (“bond”) to the Surety Company (“SURETY”) through Jet Insurance Company (“JET”), with whom I hereby grant the authority to act on my behalf with respect to the bond and assign as my Broker of Record, and declare that the statements herein are true and correct. In consideration of the SURETY issuing, renewing or substituting said bond(s), I, individually and as the owner or officer of the bonded entity, hereby understand and agree, as follows: (i) to reimburse, hold harmless, and indemnify SURETY upon demand for all loss, liability, claim, expense, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, expert’s fees, investigative fees and claims handling fees, and any other cost which SURETY shall pay or incur in defense, adjustment, or settlement of such claims/suits by reason of such suretyship; (ii) that an itemized statement of loss and expenses by SURETY shall be indisputable proof of my liability to SURETY; (iii) coverage is subject to a $100 deductible; (iv) the employee must be convicted before coverage will apply (v) performance and any form of dispute resolution of this agreement shall take place in the county of SURETY's office of service; and (vi) a facsimile copy or electronically signed version of this agreement shall be binding as if it were an original. This agreement shall survive any changes in, substitute to or renewal of the bond(s).

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