The purpose of a California surety bond is to protect consumers, institutions, and the general public from financial damages resulting from fraud, malpractice, or negligence on behalf of the Principal (the bondholder). The primary goal of a California surety bond is to protect consumers and keep California tax dollars safe. Due to the many protections provided through surety bonding, the State of California requires hundreds of different surety bonds for various industries and state funded construction projects.
Most Common California Surety Bonds
California has many different surety bond requirements including court bonds, fiduciary bonds, ERISA bonds, contract and permit bonds, and many more. Some of the more common California surety bonds are listed below. Click on the below bonds to apply securely online within minutes. If you can’t find your bond or need additional guidance, give us a call 1-800-361-1720 or send us an email. Our expert team will walk you through the application process.
- Car Wash Bond
- Contractor Disciplinary Bond
- Contractor License Bond
- Farm Labor Contractor Bond
- Foreclosure Consultant Bond
- Immigration Consultant Bond
- Independent Paralegal Bond
- Insurance Adjuster Bond
- Insurance Broker License Bond
- LLC Employee/Worker Bond
- Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond
- Mortgage Broker / Finance Lender Bond
- Notary Bond
- Nurses’ Registry Bond
- Process Server Bond
- Talent Agent Bond
- Tax Preparers’ Bond
- Bad Credit Bond
We Make Bonding Easy
We are a National Surety Agency based in Southern California for the past 25 years. We have the staff, knowledge, experience, and industry connections to get your business the best surety program, at the lowest bond rate, with exceptional customer service. We handle all court, commercial and contract bonding. Our team is ready to help get you bonded in California. Give us a call today.
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The Golden State
California, known as “The Golden State,” is the third-largest state in terms of area, and is the most populous state in the country, with around 40 million residents. California’s capital city is Sacramento, and Los Angeles is the most populous city in the state (and second most populous in the country). California has the largest economy in the country (nearly 14% of the national GDP) at $2.8 trillion, and would be the 5th largest economy in the world if it were a country. California was the 31st state, admitted to the Union on September 9th, 1850. In addition to it’s significant economy, California is also regarded as a cultural hub, and was the epicenter of the counter-cultural movement of the 1960s, the Gold Rush of the 1850s, and is the home of the American entertainment industry.