Jet specializes in niche industry sectors that need to obtain surety bonds for various licenses, permits, and agreements. The bonds listed below are not commonly found in very many places, and Jet is the only insurance company to offer them directly to the consumer. Don't see the bond you need on this page? Please visit our complete alphabetic list of North Carolina Surety Bonds or call us at (855) 296-2663.
Peddler/Itinerant Merchant
Various municipalities in the state require Itinerant Merchant Bonds for transient vendors, merchants, solicitors, and peddlers.
Professional Solicitor
The SOS mandates professional solicitors to secure a surety bond prior to beginning charitable operations.
Cemetery Company
For those selling markers, crypts, mausoleums, and pre-need graves a bond must be filed to the NC Cemetery Board.
Pre-Need Funeral
The Board of Funeral Services requires all funeral homes to hold this $50,000 bond throughout the entirety of their operations.
Collection Agency
Department of Insurance requirement to be licensed as a collection agency in North Carolina.
Lottery
Through the NCEL, and under certain conditions, lottery retailers must obtain a surety bond.
Pawnbroker
Required by various cities and counties for pawnbrokers in the State of North Carolina, with a $5,000 limit.
Precious Metals Dealer
$10,000 license bond mandated by the Department of Public Safety for all precious metal dealers in the State.
Job Listing Service
$25,000 bond required by the North Carolina Department of Labor for licensed job listing services.
Private Personnel Service
Private personnel service businesses must acquire a $10,000 bond to be licensed in the state.
Home Inspector
Needed to file with the North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board to get a license and keep it active.
Statement of Bondability
Enforced by the State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors to get/renew an intermediate or unlimited license.
Local 312 Wage & Welfare
$20,000 license bond for carpenters and joiners in Lexington, North Carolina Local Union 312.
Water/Wastewater
Public utility service providers of water and wastewater must post a license bond with the North Carolina Utilities Commission.
Utility Deposit
Various utility companies in the state require business account customers to provide a surety bond to activate services.
Business Opportunity
For businesses leasing or selling any supplies, products, equipment, or services for the purpose of warranting the purchaser.
Third Party CDL Testing
Third Party Commercial Driver License Testing Centers must carry a $30,000 bond filed with the Department of Transportation.
Criminal Background Data
Regulated by the Judicial Branch of the Government Administrative Office for those extracting criminal background data.
Discount Buying Club
Bond for discount buying clubs as enforced by the State of North Carolina Office of the Attorney General.
Fight Promoter
$10,000 bond for promoters of kickboxing, MMA, and toughman events required by the NC State Boxing Commission.
Grain Dealer
The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services mandates grain dealers to secure a $100,000 bond.
Health Club
Through the Department of Justice, health clubs and prepaid entertainment organizations must submit a license bond.
Hunting/Fishing Agent
$5,000 license bond for hunting and fishing agents to be filed with the Wildlife Resources Commission.
Invention Developer
Invention developers need to hold a license bond with a limit of $25,000 or 5% of the developer's income, whichever is greater.
Patient Trust Fund
Required by the Department of Health and Human Services to safekeep patients' funds while in the management of nursing homes.
Mobile Home Manufacturer
$100,000 surety bond for manufactured housing manufacturers to be filed with the Manufactured Building Division.
Overweight Permit
Needed for truckers hauling oversize/overweight loads across North Carolina roads and highways.
Self-Insurer Compensation
Minimum bond limit of $500,000 required by the Department of Insurance for anyone self insuring workers' compensation policies.
Tenants Security Deposit
Landlords and property managers can get this bond in lieu of holding a trust account for tenants' security deposits.
Liquor Transportation
The Department of Transportation enforced bond for those transporting spirituous liquor across the state's highways and roads.
Property Warranty
$100,000 license bond regulated by the North Carolina Secretary of State for those selling warranties for real property sales.