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Surety, Performance & Fidelity Bonds
Surety and fidelity bond producers are standing by to assist you with all types of surety bonds, including clients with good credit or bad credit. We can help with ALL TYPES of surety bond requests for clients in nearly every situation. Our Contract Surety Department is ready to process your bid, payment, and performance bond requirements. Call toll-free: 1-888-2-SURETY (1-888-278-7389) to begin processing your request for surety, fidelity, performance, or even court bonds. E&O and D&O coverage available as well!
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Good Credit & Bad Credit - OK
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Hard to Place Bonds
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All Surety Bond Types
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Call Toll Free: 1-888-2-SURETY (1-888-278-7389) to get started
or simply complete the following fields to receive a quick response.
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Viking Bond Service, Inc. is dedicated to providing excellent service and helping you with all of your requests for a Contractor Bond or Surety Bond.
As a leading surety bonding company, Viking Bond Service has experience with a wide variety of bond requests. The following are some of the bond types we most often provide:
Bid bond
Bid bonds are surety bonds that guarantee a winning/lowest bidder will enter a contract to perform the work required. Performance bonds guaranteeing project completion are typically required after a contract has been awarded.
Court bond
There are different types of court bonds, such as Appeal Bonds (required by a court prior to an appeal), Guardianship Bonds (guarantee that the legal guardian of a minor or an individual that is incapacitated will suitably manage that individuals finances). Probate Bonds (these bonds are required by the court as a guarantee that the executor of an estate appropriately distributes the assets of a deceased or incapacitated person).
Dealer bond
This bond type is used to guarantee that a dealer will adhere to the industry rules and regulations of the state in which he or she is doing business. The dealer bond must be obtained before the dealer can be licensed.
Fiduciary bond
Fiduciary bonds (aka probate bonds) guarantee that a legally appointed executor or trustee will perform his or her responsibilities in accordance with the provisions of a will or court order.
Surety bond
"Surety bond" is an umbrella term for many different types of contract and commercial bonds. In a basic surety bond, a third-party (i.e. surety company) guarantees that the principal will perform his or her obligations to a contracting party or obligee (usually a state or federal entity). If a claim is filed which results in loss to the surety, the principal is required to repay the surety for all such losses.
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