Where Can I Get a Pennsylvania Surety Bond?

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Who Requires a Surety Bond?

Many Pennsylvania state departments and agencies require a surety bond from those applying for a permit or license. These agencies include: Board of Auctioneer Examiners, Board of Barber Examiners, Bureau of Charitable Organizations, Bureau of Maintenance and Operations, Bureau of Motor and Alternative Fuel Taxes, Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs, Bureau of State Lotteries, Court of Common Pleas, Department of Banking and Securities, Department of Code Enforcement, Department of Community and Economic Development, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Bureau of Forestry, Department of Education, Department of Environmental Protection - Bureau of Waste Management, Department of General Services, Department of Health, Department of Labor and Industry, Department of Licenses and Inspection, Department of Revenue, Department of State, Department of Transportation - Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Fish & Boat Commission, Game Commission, General Assembly, Housing Finance Agency, Insurance Department - Bureau of Licensing and Enforcement, Milk Marketing Board, Office of Attorney General - Bureau of Consumer Protection, Public Utility Commission, State Athletic Commission, State Board of Certified Real Estate Appraisers, and Turnpike Commission.

In addition to the state, many municipalities, courts and private entities may have a bond requirement for purposes such as administering an estate, bidding on contracts, or replacing a lost document.

How Much Will This Bond Cost?

Bond amounts in Pennsylvania vary by the type of bond needed and the bond amount required. The premium or cost that you pay can depend on many factors including your credit history, length of time in business and may require personal or business financial statements.