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Surety Bail Bonds (Individual & Business Entity)
SURETY BAIL BOND AGENT – Any person who executes an undertaking of bail in this state on behalf of a Surety company. License AND appointment are required prior to acting in this capacity.
C.G.S. §38a-660 – see Title 38a* Insurance
Initial: $250.00
Reinstatement: $250.00
Renewal: $100.00
No pro-rating, non-refundable application fee.
Two (2) years – Expires January 31st every EVEN year.
- Bail Bonds Regulation
- Apply by going to National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR).
- Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to Bailbonds@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the Bail Bonds unit can respond to questions or requests related to Surety Bail Bonds.
- Bail Bonds Regulation
- Renewal notices are EMAILED about 90 days before the expiration date.
- Apply by going to National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR).
- Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to Bailbonds@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the Bail Bonds unit can respond to questions or requests related to Surety Bail Bonds.
Not Applicable
- Bail Bonds Regulation
- Apply by going to National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR).
- Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to Bailbonds@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the Bail Bonds unit can respond to questions or requests related to Surety Bail Bonds.
Not applicable.
Not applicable.
- Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to Bailbonds@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the Bail Bonds unit can respond to questions or requests related to Surety Bail Bonds.
- Pursuant to C.G.S. §38a-660, anyone who has been convicted of a disqualifying offense shall be ineligible for a Surety Bail Bond Agent License.
- Disqualifying offense means A) a felony; B) a misdemeanor if an element of the offense involves dishonesty or misappropriation of money or property; or C) a misdemeanor under section §21a-279, §53a-58, §53a-61, §53a-61a, §53a-62, §53a-63, §53a-96, §53a-173, §53a-175, §53a-176, §53a-178 or §53a-181d.
- Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to Bailbonds@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the Bail Bonds unit can respond to questions or requests related to Surety Bail Bonds.