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If a court, attorney, government agency, or other organization has told you that you need a bond, TrueGuard Insurance can help identify the requirement and guide you through the application process.
Not sure what type of bond you need? That's okay. Send us the requirement you received and we'll help you determine the next step.
Many individuals encounter surety bond requirements through court appointments, estate proceedings, or professional licensing. Here are some of the most common.
For individuals appointed to handle an estate when a court requires a bond.
For individuals appointed by a court to manage another person's finances, property, or estate when bonding is required.
For court-appointed or legally responsible individuals required to provide a financial guarantee in connection with their fiduciary responsibilities.
Certain legal proceedings may require a bond before an individual can perform a particular action or exercise a legal right.
Certain occupations, appointments, or licenses may require an individual to obtain a surety bond.
There are thousands of different bond requirements. Contact TrueGuard and tell us who is requiring the bond.
Help Me Find My BondA surety bond is a three-party agreement that provides a financial guarantee. Here's how the parties are involved:
The person required to obtain the bond.
The court, government agency, organization, or other party requiring the bond.
The company providing the financial guarantee.
Important: A surety bond is different from traditional insurance. The bond generally protects the party requiring the bond or other eligible claimants. If a surety pays a valid claim, the bonded individual may be responsible for reimbursing the surety according to the applicable bond and indemnity agreement.
That's common. You don't need to become a surety expert before contacting us.
If you received a court order, letter, licensing requirement, application, or other document specifying a bond, have it available when you contact TrueGuard. We can use the information provided by the party requiring the bond to help identify the appropriate bond.
Send Us Your Bond RequirementLet us know whether the requirement came from a court, attorney, government agency, licensing authority, or another organization.
We'll help determine the applicable bond type, amount, and obligee based on the requirement provided.
We'll guide you through the required application and underwriting information.
Depending on the bond, approval may be quick or additional underwriting may be required. Once approved and paid, many eligible bonds can be delivered electronically.
Having the following information ready can help speed up the process:
Some bonds may require additional financial or credit information.
Fill out the form below and a TrueGuard agent will help identify your bond requirement and guide you through the next steps.