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General Information

Planning to become a licensed auctioneer in Minnesota? It's crucial to know that Minnesota's auctioneer licensing system is unique – it's managed at the county level, not by a single state agency! To legally conduct auctions in Minnesota, you'll need to secure a Minnesota Auctioneer Surety Bond through the auditor of the specific county where you reside or primarily intend to conduct your auction business. This bond is a vital part of the licensing process, ensuring compliance with Minnesota Statute 330.02.

The required bond amount must be between $1,000 and $3,000.

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

Obligee - Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce Dept of Insurance
Bond Amount - Either $1,000 and $3,000
Bond Premium - $100

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Why is this Bond Required by Minnesota?

The primary purpose of the Minnesota Auctioneer Bond is consumer protection within that specific county. It ensures that licensed auctioneers operating under the county's jurisdiction will:
  • Comply with all applicable Minnesota statutes (especially Chapter 330, governing auctioneers) and relevant county ordinances.
  • Faithfully honor all consumer contracts and agreements.
  • Properly account for all monies received from sales.
  • Pay all required taxes, fees, and fines.
  • Avoid engaging in fraudulent, dishonest, or unethical practices, including misrepresentation or unlawful acts.
  • If an auctioneer fails to meet these obligations, causing financial harm to a consumer or the county, a claim can be filed against the bond to seek compensation. The auctioneer is then legally responsible for reimbursing the surety for any valid claims paid.

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