NMLS Electronic Surety Bond

NMLS Electronic Surety Bond

Electronic Surety Bonds in General

An electronic surety bond replaces traditional bonds that are printed, signed and usually sealed by the issuing surety. The transition to various surety bond formats has occurred rather slowly and intermittently across different areas. Eventually most if not all surety bonds will be issued electronically.

What is an NMLS Electronic Surety Bond?

Initially, NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds, were associated with only Mortgage Broker Bonds and other mortgage related bonds. Many different entities require bonds including state and local governments and many other various regulatory entities. As more obligees that require bonds began to use the existing NMLS platform to facilitate electronic surety bonds, NMLS started to expand services. In the future more obligees will utilize NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds as their primary bond management tool.

How to access an NMLS Electronic Surety Bond

CCI Surety is already set up to utilize NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds. This means that our agents can provide their clients with bonds when the obligee requires NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds. Each surety and bond market is handling this differently. Some sureties require agents to register for NMLS Electronic Surety bonds while others may handle issuing bonds through the NMLS Electronic Surety Bond system. Working with CCI Surety means you have access through CCI Surety to NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds in all situations.

Clients Declined for NMLS Electronic Surety Bond

NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds come in many forms. Not only does CCI Surety have access to NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds, we handle accounts that have low credit score or other challenges. Obtaining a NMLS Electronic Surety Bond when your client has low credit score can be challenging for contractors and insurance agents that do not have a relationship with a surety that handles low credit score bond situations. CCI Surety handles low credit score bond accounts on a daily basis and our underwriters are trained to look beyond the low credit score to look for opportunities to underwrite the bond. It may take more work but if your client has other strong attributes or experience, then our underwriters will do their best to turn the low credit score bond situation into an opportunity. There are many ways to get started if you are facing a NMLS Electronic Surety Bond need. You can call CCI Surety directly, use the ‘connect with an underwriter’ area on this page or “Chat Now” below during business hours. It is also possible to get started with the applications below:
More questions on NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds? Contact Us
There are many types of additional commercial bonds that we can handle.


License and Permit Bond Application
Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond Application
BMC – 84 (Freight or Property Broker) Bond Application
Wage & Welfare Bond Application
Utility Bond Application
Liquor Bond Application
Lost Title Bond Application

Probate/Guardian Bond Application

Civil Court Bond Application

Business Service Bond Application

ERISA Bond Application

DEMPOS (Medicare) Bond Application

Fidelity/Crime Protection Bond Contact Us
-This type of bond varies by type and amount, send us more information about the bond need to receive the correct application

Low credit score Bond – Performance Payment Application

Bid, Payment & Performance Bond Application
SBA Bid, Payment & Performance Bond Supplemental Page Application
Subdivision Bond Application
CCI Quick Application

If you are not sure which bond to use, contact us.

 

Jim Dillenburg

CCI Surety

jdillenburg@ccisurety.com

 

NMLS ELectronic Surety Bond
CCI Surety handles NMLS Electronic Surety Bond with experienced underwriters in each office.

Our Home Office handles NMLS Electronic Surety Bond situations in Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, Alaska, and Washington D.C.

Our Southeast Region Office Handles NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee

Our Southwest Region Office Handles NMLS Electronic Surety Bonds in Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah

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Payment & Performance ★ Bid ★ ERISA ★ Motor Vehicle Dealer Bonds ★ BMC-84 ★ Wage & Welfare ★ License and Permit ★ NMLS Electronic Surety Bond ★ Contract ★ Miscellaneous

Please Note: We can always get started working on submissions or applications that you have already prepared for other markets. CCI Surety, Inc. specializes in hard to place contract bonds that may have previously been declined by other sureties because of low credit score or other financial situations. We use different kinds of tools which allow us the freedom to think outside the box with our underwriting strategy. We are able to get comfortable with difficult situations using escrow / funds control, SBA Surety Bond Guarantee program and working capital deposits as different options to get the bond approved. CCI also has a very successful Easy Start Program for contracts between $400,000 and $1,000,000 that may be obtained with a two page application plus any financial documents that are available. On commercial bond business we handle both standard and non standard business. Contract Bonds – Multiple Markets – Can Provide A+ rated bonds – $3M in-house authority, up to $15M from home office – Quick Turn around – No Agency Requirements SBA Backed Bonds – 2017 Top SBA Surety Bond Agent – 2012 National SBA Bond Producer of the Year – Potential to approve bonds even with negative working capital – SBA Bond Program now covers bonds up to $6.5M and in some cases $10M Commercial Bonds – Standard and Non-Standard Bonds – Experienced staff specialized in handling Commercial Bond needs – License and Permit, Fidelity, ERISA, Business Services and Court Bonds – Miscellaneous Bonds