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Dealer bonds, license and permit bonds, contract bonds, fidelity bonds and more — with an agent to help you through the process.
Whether a government agency, licensing authority, customer, lender, or contract requires your business to obtain a bond, TrueGuard Insurance can help identify the requirement and access the appropriate surety market.
Many common commercial bonds can be quoted and issued quickly, subject to underwriting.
TrueGuard can help your business access a wide variety of commercial surety bonds. Here are the most common categories.
For businesses and professionals required to maintain a surety bond as a condition of licensing or permitting.
For contractors and businesses required to provide financial guarantees related to contractual obligations.
For businesses that must satisfy regulatory, financial, contractual, or other commercial requirements. Requirements vary significantly by industry and obligee.
Bonding solutions designed for certain employee dishonesty, fiduciary, business service, or other fidelity-related exposures and requirements. Eligibility and coverage vary.
Need the $50,000 surety bond required for your North Carolina motor vehicle dealer license? TrueGuard can help dealers work through the application and bonding process.
Bond for the primary dealership location, when applicable.
Bond for the primary dealership location, when applicable.
Bond for qualifying additional locations.
Have your exact legal business name, dealership address, dealer/license information if available, ownership information, and desired effective date ready. Not every dealer qualifies and bond premiums may vary.
From licensing requirements to project-specific bonding, TrueGuard can help contractors identify and obtain required surety bonds.
May be required when submitting bids for certain projects.
Provide a financial guarantee relating to completion of contractual obligations.
Provide a financial guarantee relating to certain payment obligations associated with a bonded contract.
May be required by state or local authorities before contractors can legally perform certain work.
Larger contract bonds may require financial statements, experience information, work history, and more extensive underwriting. Not all contract bonds qualify for instant issue.
The party required to obtain the bond.
The government agency, licensing authority, project owner, customer, or other organization requiring the bond.
The company financially guaranteeing the principal's covered obligation.
Important: If a surety pays a valid claim, the bonded business may generally be responsible for reimbursing the surety under the applicable indemnity agreement.
Tell us who requires the bond, the bond type, amount, state, and effective date.
We'll help collect the necessary business and ownership information.
Some bonds may qualify for streamlined approval. Others may require credit, financial statements, business history, or additional underwriting.
Once approved and paid, many eligible bonds can be issued and delivered electronically.
Having the following information ready can help speed up the process:
Bond requirements can be highly specific. If you've received a licensing application, contract, government notice, or other document telling you that a bond is required, send us the requirement.
Help Me Find My BondTrueGuard works with dealers, contractors, transportation companies, and equipment businesses across a range of commercial insurance and surety needs.
Get help working through the bonding process.
Access solutions for a wide variety of license, commercial, contract, and fidelity bond requirements.
Many eligible bonds can be applied for and delivered electronically.
TrueGuard serves dealers, contractors, transportation businesses, equipment businesses, and other commercial clients.
Businesses can work with TrueGuard for both commercial insurance and surety needs.
Fill out the form below and a TrueGuard agent will help identify your bond requirement and guide you through the next steps.