In North Carolina, there are 117 surety bonding requirements that individuals and business need to acquire. 98 different government departments, agencies, commissions, counties and cities regulate various industries and operations with the North Carolina and use the surety bond as a tool to protect North Carolina's exquisite landscape and people.
Construction Bonds
Various NC government entities require surety bonds for construction work. Contractor bonds are needed for licenses, permits, and contracts.
Court/Probate Bonds
Court and probate bonds are needed for plaintiffs and defendants, personal representatives, and fiduciaries.
Finance Bonds
Bonds for businesses including as mortgage brokers/lenders, pawnbrokers, and collection agencies.
Fidelity and Notary
Employee Dishonesty, Business Service, Janitorial Service, ERISA, and Notary Bonds.
Transportation Bonds
Auto dealers, commercial drivers, and other vehicle and transportation-related licensees need a surety bond.
School Bonds
Post secondary schools, barber and cosmetology schools, real estate schools, and private proprietary schools are required to obtain a license bond.
Sales Tax Bonds
Cigarette/tobacco tax businesses, alcoholic beverage wholesalers/importers, and liquor transportation companies require sales tax bonds.
Other Bonds
Some bonds have their own rules and cannot be categorized with others such as Solicitor, Agriculture/Fish & Game, Utility Deposit, and Environmental/Reclamation bonds.
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Auto Dealer Bond
A $50,000 Auto Dealer Bond is required for the NC business’ first location, with another $25,000 bond required for each additional location.
Certificate of Title (Indemnity Bond)
When ownership of a vehicle cannot be verified, the NCDMV requires a Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title Indemnity Bond.
Land Use and Construction Bond
The LUESA requires property owners/contractors performing construction work in Mecklenburg county to post a surety bond.
Utility Deposit Bond
Utility providers require business account customers to provide a Utility Deposit Bond in order to activate electrical or gas service.