Vermont Surety Bonds

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Vermont Surety Bond

Bond Categories

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

Hiring union laborers? While those skilled workers come with benefits you are sure to run into some red tape with the union, such as a Union Bond (Wage and Welfare) requirement.

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

Probate Bonds (Fiduciary Bonds) may be required by the court or within a will for someone acting on behalf of another either for financial or medical reasons. These can be for administrators or executors, conservators or guardians, and trustees.

State Bond Information

People in Vermont that are getting a license, applying for a permit, signing a contract, or otherwise doing business must follow certain regulations. One of the tools the state of Vermont uses to protect its citizens is surety bonds. There are several city, county, and state regulatory agencies that mandate individuals and businesses to obtain a bond.

Surety bonds provide a guarantee of compensation to any person or entity financially harmed by a regulated person or business (principal). If a Vermont motor vehicle dealer tampers with a vehicle's odometer to sell it at a higher price, the customer may file a claim on the dealer's license bond to recover damages up to the bond limit. Read how to avoid claims and the claim process in our Surety Bond Claims Guide.

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