Louisiana Surety Bonds

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Highlighted Surety Bonds

Choose from our commonly requested surety bonds below.

Auto Dealer Bond

New, used, and specialty vehicle dealers must hold a surety bond. The Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission requires a $20,000 bond for new and specialty dealers and a $50,000 bond for used dealers.

Public Adjuster Bond

To perform services as a public adjuster in the State of Louisiana, an approved license and a $50,000 Public Adjuster Bond are required by the Department of Insurance, Division of Producer Licensing.

Guardian Bond

A guardian, known as a curator in Louisiana, is responsible for making decisions on behalf of a minor or incapacitated person. Due to the risk of this role, a surety bond may be enforced.

Executor Bond

An executor is appointed by the court to close a decedent's estate. An Executor Bond protects the estate’s beneficiaries and creditors if the executor or administrator violates their fiduciary duties.

Notary Bond

This is a requirement for all Louisiana notaries. The notary bond has a limit of $10,000 and lasts for five years to line up with the notary regulatory term.

Mortgage Bonds

To qualify for a mortgage license in Louisiana, either a Residential Mortgage Lender Bond, Mortgage Originator Bond, or Loan Broker Bond is required.

Title Agent Bonds

The Office of Financial Institutions requires an Escrow Agent (Bond for Deed) for those applying for an escrow agent license.

Bond Categories

Fidelity Bonds

Fidelity Bonds are needed for various business types including 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 required on a county level for plaintiffs and defendants in all 50 states going through certain processes such as an appeal or replevin. Replevin bonds, appeal bonds, and lien bonds are examples of court bonds.

Probate Bonds

Probate Bonds (Fiduciary Bonds) may be 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

Louisiana has over 200 surety bond types. Jet's comprehensive database covers it all—car dealers, mortgage lenders, public adjusters, contractors, and more.

The purpose of surety bonds is to protect the land and citizens of Louisiana. The principal is the one required to obtain the surety bond, and they have the legal obligation to follow the rules, regulations, and laws applicable to their permit, license, contract, etc. If the principal fails to do so and further refuses to address the issue, anyone who has experienced financial loss as a result can file a claim on the bond. For example, if a residential mortgage lender fails to disburse any funds in accordance with any agreement connected with a mortgage loan, the customer can file a claim with the surety company (Jet) to be reimbursed for the damages, up to the bond limit. Read more in our Surety Bond Claims Guide.

By choosing Jet, you're getting the quickest bond process and the best customer service. Because we sell surety bonds directly, we are able to offer convenient monthly payment plans and discounted annual and multi-year rates.

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

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