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Florida treats a dance studio that sells prepaid lesson packages as a health studio under the Consumer Protection statute, and requires it to register with FDACS and back members' prepaid dues with security. The $10,000 bond is the reduced figure available to studios whose outstanding prepaid contracts stay under the cap. Ours is $100 flat.
















No underwriting queue for the standard studio bond — apply, pay, and file with FDACS. Here's the whole thing:
Your studio details and an effective date — that's the entire application. No credit section on this bond.
No credit fields and no waiting — the executed bond is generated as soon as you pay.
Submit the executed bond with your FDACS health-studio registration. Wet-ink original mailed whenever the Division insists.
Florida's health-studio law (F.S. 501.012 through 501.019, with definitions at F.S. 501.0125) covers any business selling prepaid instruction or facility access for physical exercise — and a dance studio that sells prepaid lesson packages falls inside it. The studio registers with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) and posts security to protect members' prepaid money.
The bond is consumer protection: if a studio closes or fails to deliver the contracted services, a member who paid in advance can recover against it. The studio is the principal, the surety stands behind it, and FDACS is the obligee for the benefit of harmed members.
The standard health-studio bond is $25,000. FDACS allows a reduced $10,000 bond when a studio's outstanding prepaid contract liability stays under the statutory cap and it files the required annual membership report. Confirm which figure applies to your studio before you file — this page prices the $10,000 bond at $100 flat.
These are the actual issuing fields — no credit section. The executed bond is generated instantly, ready to file with FDACS.
Start the application →$100 flat on the $10,000 amount, no credit review, no credit fields. Free until issued.