Arizona Surety Bonds

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Bond Categories

All types of contractors will need to get a license bond in Arizona. Various other construction bonds exist for contracts, permits, inspectors, mobile homes and tax payments.

Auto Dealers, auto recyclers, aircraft dealers, vehicle registration services and those who have lost their vehicle title can find their bond requirement enforced by the Dept of Transportation.

Plaintiffs, defendants, conservators, guardians, administrators, executors, and many others may need a surety bond for their local, county or state court.

Tax bonds are mandatory for various trades including motor carriers under International Fuel Tax Agreement, liquor wholesalers, motor fuel suppliers and contractors.

Included in this category are Employee Dishonesty Bonds, Business Services Bonds, Janitorial Services Bonds, and ERISA Bonds.

Notaries in Arizona must hold a $5,000 Notary Bond which that lasts for a 4-year term.

Various finance, real estate and insurance related businesses in Arizona are required to secure a surety bond to operate in the state.

There are bonds that play by their own rules and can't be categorized with others. These include bonds for private investigators, boxing promoters, and more.

Not finding what you need? Try our full list of Arizona Surety Bonds.

State Bond Information

In the State of Arizona, there are over 50 surety bond requirements for businesses and individuals. Various government agencies, departments, divisions, commissions, counties, and cities regulate a wide variety of industries and operations in Arizona.

Surety bonds are used as a financial protection tool for the well-being of Arizona's public. Jet Insurance Company bridges the canyon between legislative/department regulations and our customers who must procure a bond to do their job. If a contractor leaves a job incomplete, the customer can file a claim on the contractor's license bond to recover damages from the surety company. Read details on Surety Bond Claims.

With Jet, you're working directly with the decision-maker. By eliminating middlemen brokers and agents, Jet is able to offer monthly payments (unique to the market) and discounted annual and multi-year bond rates.

Jet is approved to issue surety bonds in Arizona (NAIC #16379).

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