Construction Bonds

Texas Construction Bonds are often a requisite to receiving a contractor license or permit. Cities and counties are often the requiring entities, but there are also state departments and unions that require surety bonds.

Transportation Bonds

Transportation surety bonds vary from motor vehicle dealers licenses to registration services to CDL third-party testers and a few things in between.

Court/Probate Bonds

Whether you're an executor, administrator, conservator, guardian, trustee, or something else in court and probate, surety bonds are often required to guarantee compliance with the law and to protect the dispossessed.

Finance Bonds

The Department of Insurance, Secretary of State, Department of Licensing and Regulation, and other agencies oversee financial bond requirements including those for debt collectors, escrow officers, insurance agents, loan servicers, and more.

Fidelity Bonds

Employee Dishonesty, Janitorial Service, Business Service, and ERISA Bonds offer protection to the business when it has sustained losses as a result of an employee's fraudulent acts.

Sales Tax Bonds

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission requires a bond for alcoholic beverage businesses. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts requires sales tax bonds, bonds for IFTA licensees, motor fuels tax bonds, and mixed beverage tax bonds.

School Bonds

If you operate a barber school, real estate school, or driver safety and education school in Texas, you are required to have a surety bond for the duration of your license.

Alcohol Retail & Manufacture

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission requires various permit holders to carry either a Conduct, Performance, or Fee Interest Surety Bond.

Notary Bond

A $10,000 Notary Bond is required of all notary publics working in the state of Texas. The bond is good for a 4-year term to line up with the notary regulatory term.

Ag/Hunting Bonds

Competitive dog hunting events, deputies/special game wardens, grain and public warehouses, public weighers, timber permit holders, and agriculture facilities enrolled in the Cooperative Inspection Program must hold a bond.

Healthcare Bonds

Discount healthcare program operators, EMS Subscription Programs, and those doing the fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments need a surety bond to operate in Texas.

Other Bonds

Although most bonds fall under the above categories, some do not such as a bond for athlete agents, burglar alarm sellers, health spas, professional employer organizations, and more.