Bail Agent Bonds

Individuals who solicit, negotiate, and issue bail bonds on behalf of a surety company must hold a bail agent bond to be licensed. Required by the state, a bail agent bond ensures you operate ethically and in compliance with the law.

Cost of a Bail Agent Bond

The premium of a bail agent bond is typically a small percentage of the bond amount. NNA Surety can provide you a free quote based on your state requirements.

We offer the following Bail Agent Bonds:

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How Do Bail Agent Bonds Work

A bail agent bond is a three-party agreement among:

Principal: Bail agent (you)
Obligee: State regulatory authority
Surety: Company issuing the bond

This type of license bond serves as a financial guarantee you will perform your duties as a bail agent lawfully. If a third-party experiences financial loss due to unethical practices, they may make a claim against your bond to recoup the financial loss.

If their claim is valid, you’re responsible for reimbursing the surety for the amount that was paid to the claimant.

Bail Agent Bond vs. Bail Bond

The differences between a bail agent bond and bail bond are based on who they serve and their purpose. A bail agent bond is a licensing requirement for bail bond agents to operate whereas a bail bond is an alternative defendants may use to be released from jail until their hearings.

Get Your Bail Agent Bond

NNA Surety can help you meet your state’s bonding requirements quickly and affordably. Complete our form or call 855-457-2196 to get your free quote today.