Kentucky Surety Bonds

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Highlighted Surety Bonds

Choose from our commonly requested surety bonds below.

Auto Dealer Bonds

If the Commission deems there are not enough assets or other securities present, an auto dealer bond form will be required. The Motor Vehicle Commission will decide the bond amount required, ranging from $25,000 to $100,000.

Public Adjuster Bonds

The Kentucky Department of Insurance regulates public adjusters and independent adjusters (including resident and non-resident licensees). To be licensed, you may need a $20,000 Public Adjuster Bond or a $1,000 Non-Resident Adjuster Bond.

Notary Bond

A $1,000 surety bond will cover the notary throughout the duration of their 4-year commission in Kentucky. The bond financially protects the public from fraud.

Mortgage Bonds

To qualify for a mortgage license, either a Mortgage Broker Bond, Mortgage Loan Originator Bond, or a Mortgage Loan Company Bond is required.

Personal Representative Bond

A personal representative is appointed by the court to close a decedent's estate. A Personal Representative Bond may be required (aka administrator or executor bond).

Guardian/Conservator Bonds

A guardian/conservator is someone assigned to take responsibility and make decisions for a minor or incapacitated person. Due to the risk of this role, a surety bond may be enforced.

Bond Categories

Fidelity Bonds

Fidelity Bonds are needed for various business types such as cleaning and janitorial services, financial institutions, and businesses offering employee benefit plans.

Union Bonds

A Union Bond (also called Wage and Welfare Bond) may be required if you are looking to hire union laborers.

Court Bonds

Court Bonds are sometimes required on a county level for plaintiffs and defendants going through court processes like an appeal or replevin. Replevin bonds, appeal bonds, and lien bonds are examples of court bonds.

Probate Bonds

Probate Bonds (aka Fiduciary Bonds) may be required for someone acting on behalf of another either for financial and/or medical reasons. These can be for administrators or executors, conservators or guardians, and trustees.

State Bond Information

Kentucky has several surety bond regulations in place to protect the state—these can be for those obtaining a license, registration, permit, contract, or something else. Jet's comprehensive bond database has you covered no matter the requirement.

State, county, and city regulators (such as the Department of Insurance and the City of Bowling Green) mandate surety bonds as fiscal protection for Kentucky's land and citizens. Jet, as the guarantor of the bond, promises to pay restitution for anyone financially harmed by a regulated individual. This provides the regulator with confidence that any harm will be addressed in a timely manner and allows individuals and businesses to proceed with their careers, lives, etc. If Jet pays a claim, the principal is responsible to pay it back. Read more in our Bond Claim Guide.

With Jet, the application process can be done in under five minutes, oftentimes with the option to purchase at the end. There are only a few bond types that require an underwriter to review your information to appropriately quote you.

Eliminating middlemen brokers and agents allows us to have a streamlined bond process, no matter the bond type. This also means we can offer convenient monthly payments and file the bond for you when applicable.

Jet is approved to issue surety bonds in Kentucky (Certificate of Authority #83-0828319).

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