Professional
Guardian
Bonds

Answer. After applying, our licensed agent reviews your application within 2 to 4 business hours, submits it to the best-value bonding company, and typically approves qualified applicants within 24 hours, often the same day. Once approved, we'll email you a payment link, and upon payment, we'll issue the bond within another 2 to 4 hours, along with an email for immediate printing.

Answer. Unlike local agents, we specialize in probate court bonds. In contrast to national bonding agencies, our focus is specifically on probate. We combine the best of both worlds. Choosing us means establishing a lasting relationship with a probate professional who is dedicated to answering all your probate bonding questions.

Answer. We allocate each application to the best-value bond, taking into account different criteria and rates from various bonding companies based on qualifications. If you qualify, you'll be eligible for the $175 rate. If not, we'll place your bond with the most cost-effective company tailored to your needs.

Answer. As independent agents, we are directly appointed with four bonding companies and can access an additional dozen or more through various brokers. Our flexibility enables collaboration with multiple bonding companies, avoiding restrictions to just one.

Answer. Our agency utilizes diverse bond platforms and companies, offering both automated and individual review options. Currently, most bonds on this website undergo manual review to ensure placement with the most cost-effective bonding company tailored to your needs.

Answer. No, the majority of our Professional Guardian Bonds are processed online and via email. We typically don't need to speak by phone with most applicants unless they have questions that cannot be resolved through email. However, customers are always welcome to call us at any time or schedule a specific appointment if needed. Please keep in mind we may reach out by phone to verify information.

Answer. To secure a Professional Guardian Bond, credit history is the primary consideration due to the responsibility of managing others' assets. A strong credit score is crucial for approval, as a poor credit history may indicate less than ideal handling of personal assets, making bonding companies hesitant to approve such cases. Additionally, factors like education, background, and experience are also taken into account in the qualification process.