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Which Surety Bond in Nevada Do You Need?
There are three types of Nevada surety bonding that can be required of you:
- License and permit bonds needed for many professions such as contractors and mortgage brokers to operate legally.
- Contract bonds for public construction projects.
- Court bonds required by the courts for various purposes.
It’s important you understand how surety bonds work and that you're responsible to pay claims in full.
Find Your Surety Bond
| Nevada (Gryphon Corp.) Client Contract Bond | Gryphon Corp. | Las Vegas | Apply |
| Nevada Administrators As Provided By NRS 683A Bond | Nevada Division of Insurance | Carson City | Apply |
| Nevada Alarm System Business Bond | City of Henderson Business License Division | Henderson | Apply |
| Nevada Body Shop or Garage Business License Bond | Occupational and Business Licensing | Carson City | Apply |
| Nevada Bond- Secondhand Dealer | City of Las Vegas, Finance and Business Services | Las Vegas | Apply |
| Nevada Book/Magazine Solicitors Bond | Clark County Business License | Las Vegas | Apply |
Getting License and Permit Bonds
Nevada requires license and permit bonds in order to get and file licenses/permits for many different lines of business. You can find a full list of license and permit bonds required by using our bond requirement search tool.
Getting Contract Bonds for Public Jobs
Contractor bonds such as bid bonds and performance bonds are needed to work on public construction projects. However, these are usually required by cities or municipalities as opposed to the state. You can learn more about what’s needed to get surety bonds for construction jobs.
Getting Court Bonds in Nevada
Court bonds aren’t needed as often as the other bonds mentioned above, but can be required by the courts if you need to appeal a court decision, become a legal guardian of a minor or operate as a fiduciary of an estate.
What Do Surety Bonds Cost?
Surety bonds generally cost 1-15% of the required bond amount. Surety bond costs vary significantly depending on the bond amount you need and your rate (which is the percentage of the full bond amount you must pay). You can get an instant estimate by using our bond premium calculator, or apply online to get a firm surety bond quote.
Can You Get Nevada Surety Bonds with Bad Credit?
It's possible to get surety bonds with bad credit, but it will depend on the bond type you need and how severe your credit issues are. You can get approved for most license and permit bonds regardless of your credit situation. However, it is more difficult to get contract bonds with credit issues. You can also read the most frequently asked surety bond related questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Apply, get approved online, submit the indemnity agreement, and pay for the bond online. Then we will ship the original bond to you using your preferred method of shipping.
Yes. We have exclusive programs that allow us to write these bonds, even if you have credit issues. You can apply and get a quote instantly.
Yes. Due to the large volume of bonds written, we provide the lowest rates possible. Apply on our website and receive an online approval instantly.
You need to contact the surety company's claims department and present proof that the claim is false.
No, many do not. You can view our full list of state bond requirements. It is also wise to contact your state directly to determine any requirements youm ust meet.