Collection Agency Bond
SOS $10,000 surety under Tex. Fin. Code § 392.101
Texas third-party debt collectors and credit bureaus must file a $10,000 surety bond with the Secretary of State before engaging in debt collection under Tex. Fin. Code § 392.101 (Form 2901).
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A Texas third-party debt collector bond is the $10,000 surety filed with the Secretary of State for the benefit of persons damaged by Chapter 392 violations.
The surety bond guarantees that the principal will perform the duties required under Tex. Fin. Code § 392.101 up to the penal sum.
A claim may arise if the principal fails to comply with the bonded Texas obligation or causes covered loss to the obligee or protected parties.
If a claim is valid, the surety may pay up to the bond penalty according to the bond terms; the principal remains liable to reimburse the surety.
Amount, premium, term, and the authority that requires this filing.
Third-party debt collectors and credit bureaus collecting in Texas need this bond on file before operating.
Execute Form 2901 with an admitted surety for $10,000 and file with the SOS Statutory Documents section; keep the bond in force while collecting.
Share your license type, court order, or obligee form and the exact penal sum required by Texas Secretary of State — Statutory Documents.
We review credit and filing details, then quote premium options through licensed surety markets.
Once approved, we issue the bond for delivery to State of Texas for the benefit of damaged persons or for your Texas filing package.
The amount is $10,000 third-party debt collector - credit bureau surety bond (Form 2901), as set under Tex. Fin. Code § 392.101 and confirmed with Texas Secretary of State — Statutory Documents.
The obligee is typically State of Texas for the benefit of damaged persons. Always match the exact name on the Texas form.
Many Texas filings can be underwritten the same day when documents and credit are complete; complex amounts may take longer.
Not always. Premium and collateral options vary by credit and bond size — ask for markets that still write the risk.
Most bonds renew on the term shown (1 Year). Keep continuity so your Texas license or filing does not lapse.
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We’ll match the requirement and route the application.
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