Get a Surety Bond Quote: Tell Us What You Need

Start Your Surety Bond Quote

Tell us which bond you need, where you do business, and when you need it. If an agency, court, owner, or customer gave you a bond requirement, send it with your request. We’ll identify the bond, check the amount and form, and tell you what the surety needs for a quote.

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A licensed specialist responds within one business hour.

What Happens After You Submit?

You’ll see a thank-you message, and an agent will follow up with you. We read your request and any paperwork you send, confirm which bond it is, and tell you what the surety needs next.

Some quotes need only a few details. Others need credit or financial information, or a special bond form. We’ll tell you which.
Bond name, if you know it
Bond amount, if you know it
Agency, court, owner, or customer requiring the bond
State, county, or city
Bond form or requirement letter
Deadline or effective date
Legal business name, exactly as it appears on your license or contract

What Should I Have Ready?

Do not put Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, or card numbers in the form or in your notes. If we need sensitive information, we’ll tell you how to send it securely.

You can submit with only the basics. These help us start faster:

Don’t Know Which Bond You Need?

Send us whatever you were given: the letter, email, application, contract, bid package, or court order. We’ll start with the paperwork instead of asking you to choose from a list.

Our Bonds

Which Bonds Can I Get a Quote For?

We work on four kinds of bonds. Pick the one that matches your requirement, or send it to us and we’ll sort it out.

License & Permit Bonds

Bonds required by a state, county, city, or board to get or keep a license or permit.

Commercial Bonds

Business bonds such as customs, utility deposit, and self-insured workers’ compensation bonds, plus fidelity products.

Construction Bonds

Bid, performance, payment, and other contract bonds for contractors.

Court Bonds

Probate, fiduciary, appeal, injunction, and other court-required bonds.

Common questions

Before You Request a Quote

No. A quote request starts the conversation. You decide whether to move forward once you see what the surety offers or needs.
No. A quote is not a bond. Your bond is not in force until it is issued, and the agency or court may have its own filing rules.
It depends on the bond. Some bonds are written with limited underwriting, and others need credit or financial information. We’ll tell you before we ask for it.
Possibly. Surety companies do not all underwrite the same way, so a credit issue does not automatically mean a bond is unavailable. Tell us up front.
An agent will follow up after you submit. Timing depends on the request. If you have a deadline, put it in the form so we can see it right away.
Yes. Send the form, letter, or requirement. It is often the quickest way to make sure you get the right bond.
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Prefer to Talk First?

Call 410-650-6020 and tell an agent what you were asked to get. We’ll tell you what we need.

The Bond Agent | 3655A Old Court Rd, Suite 13 | Baltimore, MD 21208

A quote is not a bond. Your bond is not in force until it is issued, and the agency or court may have its own filing rules.
The Bond Agent is operated by Joshua Feintuch, a licensed Maryland insurance producer. Last reviewed October 5, 2026.