California Auctioneer or Auction Company Bond

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California Auctioneer Bonds are required by the California Secretary of State. The required bond amount is $20,000.

Most applicants with good credit will qualify for the rate indicated. In order to receive your specific quote, we must review your qualifications to determine the lowest possible price. If you have already been declined or nonrenewed by another Surety Company, chances are you will not qualify for this preferred rate.

We have various sureties willing to write bonds for applicants with less than perfect credit, including a special program with very competitive prices for those with just a few credit blemishes.

We find the best possible price for your surety bond given your particular qualifications.

Additional information about this corporate surety bond requirement is as follows:

Obligee - California Secretary of State
Bond Amount - $20,000
Bond Premium - $350 for 2 years
Renewal Document - None

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Prices displayed here are an indicator and an estimate of the price we can obtain for qualified applicants. Applications must be reviewed to determine your specific quote.

Contact Info

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Phone *

Fax

I am an ...

Insurance Agent

Applicant

Attorney

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Applicant Info

Applicant Name (Exactly as to appear on bond or license) * _{Most Obligee's require that the name on the Bond EXACTLY match your license or license application.}

Type of Entity

Sole Ownership

Corporation

Partnership

LLC or LLP

Business Address *

City *

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Zip Code *

Do you have or need other bonds

Effective Date *

Bond Amount *

Please indicate any ownership changes in the last 12 months

Previous surety (if any)

Reason for changing surety

Has the business or any of the owners been involved in:

Had any lawsuits, liens or judgements against them?

Yes

No

Ever failed in business or declared bankruptcy?

Yes

No

Ever been convicted of a crime?

Yes

No

Ever had their business license suspended, revoked or denied?

Yes

No

Ever been party to a surety bond claim?

Yes

No

Ever had a bond declined or cancelled?

Yes

No

If yes to any, please explain

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Personal Info

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Additional Documents

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Purpose of a California Auctioneer or Auction Company Bond

The bond safeguards the public against financial damages caused by an auctioneer or auction company engaging in illegal or unethical conduct. This includes, but is not limited to, fraud, dishonesty, misrepresentation, deceit, unlawful acts or omissions, or failure to provide promised services. Essentially, it ensures that if a consumer suffers a financial loss due to the auctioneer's misconduct, there's a source of funds (the bond) to compensate them.

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