Surety Bond

A bond guarantees the performance of a contract or other obligation. Bonds have 3 parts: 

• The Surety
• The Principal 
• The Obligee

The Surety is usually a corporation which determines if an applicant (principal) is qualified to be bonded for the performance of some act or service. If so, the surety issues the bond. If the bonded individual does not perform as promised, the surety performs the obligation or pays for any damages.

The Principal Is an individual, partnership, or corporation who offers an action or service and is required to post a bond. Once bonded, the surety guarantees that he will perform as promised.

The Obligee Is an individual, partnership, corporation, or a government entity which requires the guarantee that an action or service will be performed. If not properly performed, the surety pays the obligee for any damages or fulfills the obligation.

• Fidelity Bonds
• Public Official Bonds
• Judicial Bonds
• Fiduciary Bonds
• License and Permit Bonds
• Contract Bonds
• Miscellaneous and Federal Bonds

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