Bond Amount
$5,000
Typical Premium
$100–$500/yr
Term
1 Year
Required By
NJ Dept. of the Treasury, Division of Revenue
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What Is the New Jersey Collection Agency Bond?

Think of the New Jersey collection agency bond as a promise to follow the rules. Hurt a consumer or a creditor, and they can claim against the bond. You then repay the surety.

The New Jersey bond is set at $5,000.

Who Needs This Bond in New Jersey?

How to Get Bonded — Step by Step

  1. Apply to be licensed.
  2. Get your bond here — quick approval for most.
  3. File the bond with the New Jersey Division of Revenue.
  4. Get licensed and open for business.

Renewal & Continuous Bond Coverage

New Jersey collection licenses renew each year. Keep your bond active the whole time. Renew early so you do not lose your license.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the New Jersey bond protect me?

No. The bond protects your customers and the state, not you. If a claim is paid, you repay the surety. It is not insurance for you.

How fast can I get bonded in New Jersey?

Most quotes come back fast, often within a day. Many bonds are issued the same day for good credit.

How much does the bond cost?

You pay a yearly premium — a small percent of the bond amount. Your rate depends mostly on your credit.

How a Surety Bond Works

A collection agency bond is a type of surety bond. The picture below shows the three parties and what happens if someone files a claim.

Diagram of how a surety bond works: the obligee requires the bond, the principal applies and signs an indemnity agreement, and the surety issues the bond; if the principal fails, the obligee files a claim, the surety investigates and may pay, and the principal reimburses the surety.

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