A surety bond is a three-party guarantee that you’ll meet a legal or contractual obligation. It protects the government agency or owner in the event of bankruptcy or non-performance. Washington requires different bonds for licensing, construction, and registration; find the one you need below with its requirements and costs.
A free surety prequalification through the Performance Plus program — no bond posted, no premium, just an underwriting file that speeds up the performance & payment bond you’ll need when you win the work. $0 to apply.
View bond details & applyRequired with most WA public bids. Completely free — consent of surety included, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyRequired for WA public works at $150K and up. One flat 3% rate for every contractor — projects up to $3M on credit alone.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond every Washington notary files with the Department of Licensing. $50 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond every Washington public adjuster files with the Insurance Commissioner. $100 flat — the checkout price.
View bond details & applyThe $100,000 AMC registration bond a corporation files with the WA Department of Licensing, under RCW 18.310.040. $1,000 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $100,000 AMC registration bond a partnership files with the WA Department of Licensing, under RCW 18.310.040. $1,000 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $100,000 AMC registration bond a sole proprietor files with the WA Department of Licensing, under RCW 18.310.040. $1,000 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington auctioneer or auction company bond, filed with the Department of Licensing. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe WA Department of Licensing auctioneer bond filed by an LLC, sized under chapter 18.11 RCW — $5,000 for an auctioneer, $5,000 to $25,000 for an auction company. Priced at 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe WA Department of Licensing auctioneer bond filed by a partnership, sized under chapter 18.11 RCW — $5,000 for an auctioneer, $5,000 to $25,000 for an auction company. Priced at 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe WA Department of Licensing auctioneer bond filed by a sole proprietor, sized under chapter 18.11 RCW — $5,000 for an auctioneer, $5,000 to $25,000 for an auction company. Priced at 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond RCW 18.185.070 requires to license a Washington bail bond agency formed as a partnership. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond RCW 18.185.070 requires to license a Washington bail bond agency operated as a sole proprietorship. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe WA Department of Licensing school bond that protects student tuition under RCW 18.16. Priced at 0.775% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe franchise bond the City of Kent requires of utilities working in its rights-of-way. From $100, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Lakewood requires of door-to-door peddlers and solicitors as a condition of the license. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $1,500 bond the City of Milton requires of licensed door-to-door solicitors. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe license bond the City of Seattle requires of a residential sellers license holder. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond Clark County PUD No. 1 requires of conservation-program contractors. $200 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond Clark County PUD No. 1 requires of electrical installation contractors. $200 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every Washington commercial fundraiser files with the Secretary of State under RCW 19.09.191. $375 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $35,000 bond a Washington discount plan organization files with the Insurance Commissioner under RCW 48.155.040. From $350.
View bond details & applyThe $2,000 bond every Washington employment agency files with the Department of Licensing. $100 flat — the checkout price.
View bond details & applyThe wage-protection bond every Washington farm labor contractor files with L&I, $5,000–$20,000 by size. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 consumer-protection bond hearing aid dispensers file under RCW 18.35.240, enforced by the Department of Health. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 wage-and-fringe-benefits bond IBEW Local Union No. 46 (Seattle) requires of a signatory electrical contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. $400 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $150,000 wage-and-fringe-benefits bond IBEW Local Union No. 46 (Seattle) requires of a larger signatory electrical contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. $6,000 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 wage-and-fringe-benefits bond IBEW Local Union No. 46 (Seattle) requires of a signatory electrical contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. $800 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $30,000 wage-and-fringe-benefits bond IBEW Local Union No. 46 (Seattle) requires of a signatory electrical contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. $1,200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 wage-and-fringe-benefits bond IBEW Local Union No. 46 (Seattle) requires of a signatory electrical contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. $200 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington producer bond under RCW 48.17.250, sized to the premiums you broker. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $2,000 bond Jefferson County requires of certified septage pumpers before it issues a pumper certificate. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $30,000 bond Lake Whatcom Water & Sewer District requires of contractors installing sewer services. $457.50 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe Lummi Nation commercial fish buyer bond required under Title 10 of the Lummi Nation Code of Laws. 0.5% of the bond amount — $100 at the $20,000 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 four-year bond every Washington notary files with the Department of Licensing. $50 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe bond a Washington nursing facility posts to secure the resident funds it holds, under DSHS rules and federal law. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe wage-and-fringe bond IBEW Local Union No. 191 (Everett) requires of a signatory contractor under its collective bargaining agreement. 4% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe $1,000 bond Pierce County requires of peddlers and solicitors as a condition of the county license. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $2,000 peddler / solicitor license bond required by Pierce County. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe security the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe requires of every geoduck buyer under its annual Buyers Agreement, sized to purchase volume. Underwritten — request a quote.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond every Washington private investigative agency files with the Department of Licensing. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe bond a reseller of interstate interexchange (long-distance) telecom service may file with the Washington UTC. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $1,000 performance bond San Juan County requires of licensed septage pumpers. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond every Washington scrap metal processor files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 19.290.130. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond every Washington scrap metal recycler files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 19.290.130. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington seller-of-travel bond, $10,000–$50,000 by revenue, filed with the Department of Licensing. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe WSDA financial-responsibility bond a structural pest inspection company can post instead of E&O coverage. From $125 — your exact price appears at application.
View bond details & applyThe RCW 48.15.070 bonds a resident Washington surplus line broker keeps in force while licensed. Premiums cost 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum, and no credit check up to $100,000.
View bond details & applyA security-deposit alternative for Washington commercial tenants — guarantees the lease instead of tying up cash. From $100; a quick soft credit check may apply.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $10,000 bond every Washington title insurance agent files with the Insurance Commissioner under RCW 48.29.155. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond the Department of Licensing requires to license a Washington bail bond agency under RCW 18.185.070. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $2,000 bond Whatcom County requires of an on-site sewage system O&M provider. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $2,000 bond Whatcom County requires of a registered on-site sewage system pumper. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyBond a mechanic's lien off your property under RCW 60.04.161 and keep the project — and your financing — moving.
View bond details & applyThe general surety bond a Washington agency can require to back a single permit or agreement. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way performance bond the City of Auburn requires before you work in the public right-of-way. From $125, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way permit bond the City of Bainbridge Island requires before you work in the public right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Battle Ground requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. Pricing starts from $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 street obstruction permit bond required by the City of Bellingham. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 street obstruction permit bond required by the City of Bonney Lake. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe performance deposit the City of Bremerton, Washington requires under BMC 11.02.220 for construction in a city street, sidewalk or right-of-way — at least 150% of the estimated work, set by the Public Works Director. Quote on review.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way performance & maintenance bond the City of Brier requires for work in the public right of way. Pricing starts from $100, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way permit bond the City of Cheney requires before you work in its streets. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond the City of Covington requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe City of Ellensburg right-of-way permit bond for work in the public right of way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe City of Ephrata street and utility construction bond. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe performance and permit bond the City of Kennewick requires for utility and street construction work in the public right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond the City of Lakewood requires for street excavation and obstruction permits. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 right-of-way permit bond the City of Leavenworth requires before you work in the public right-of-way. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Medina requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. Pricing starts from $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond the City of Milton requires of registered side-sewer contractors. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 street work permit bond required by the City of Milton. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way bond the City of Mount Vernon requires before it issues a permit to work in the public right of way. Pricing starts from $100; no credit check up to $100,000.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Oak Harbor requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. Pricing starts from $100; no credit check up to $5,000.
View bond details & applyThe permit- and job-specific right-of-way performance bond the City of Olympia requires before you work in the public right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe City of Olympia's street excavation and obstruction bond for right-of-way work. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way performance bond the City of Pacific requires for work in the public right of way. Quoted on review; the application collects no credit information.
View bond details & applyThe City of Poulsbo performance and maintenance bond for development work. From $100, soft pull.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way performance bond the City of Puyallup requires for work in the public right of way. Pricing starts from $100, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond the City of Puyallup requires for a street obstruction permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe City of Redmond right-of-way permit bond (Development Engineering & Construction). From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond the City of Redmond requires to register as a side sewer contractor. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way permit bond the City of Renton requires before you work in the public right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 payment bond the City of Richland requires of every City-Authorized Contractor in its Weatherwise energy-efficiency program. $125 flat.
View bond details & applyThe performance bond the City of Richland requires of every City-Authorized Contractor in its Weatherwise energy-efficiency program — a $25,000 bond under § 12 of the contractor agreement. From $500 — exact premium set by credit tier at the application.
View bond details & applyThe City of SeaTac right-of-way permit bond for work in the public right of way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond Seattle (SDOT) requires for improvements built in the public place / right-of-way. From $125.
View bond details & applyThe bond Seattle requires under a public-place use ordinance for occupying or using the City right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Snohomish requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. From $100 — your exact price appears at application.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond the City of Spokane requires before it issues a right-of-way / obstruction permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 right-of-way permit bond the City of Tacoma requires for a ground monitoring well in the public right-of-way. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $15,000 bond the City of Tacoma requires to work in the public right-of-way. $150 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 street-use bond the City of University Place requires before you work in the public right-of-way. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way permit bond the City of Vancouver requires before you work in the public right-of-way. From $125.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Vancouver requires to excavate in a City street under a Public Works permit. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe City of Wenatchee right-of-way permit bond for work in the public right of way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of West Richland requires before it issues a right-of-way permit. From $100 — your exact price appears at application.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Yakima requires to excavate in a City street under a Public Works permit. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Yakima requires for work in the City right-of-way under a Public Works permit. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $4,000 bond Clallam County requires of certified septic pumpers. $100, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe septic system pumper bond Clark County Public Health requires of licensed pumpers. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond Clark County PUD No. 1 requires of solar and residential conservation contractors. $200, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $4,000 bond every Washington electrical or telecommunications contractor files with L&I. $100 flat — the checkout price.
View bond details & applyThe $6,000 State Fire Marshal bond for a Level 1 fire sprinkler contractor restricted to residential systems. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $6,000 State Fire Marshal bond for a Level 2 fire sprinkler contractor restricted to residential systems. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 State Fire Marshal bond for a full-scope fire sprinkler contractor. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $6,000 bond a Specialized Level I&T (inspection & testing) sprinkler contractor files with the State Fire Marshal. $100 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond a Specialized Level U fire sprinkler contractor files with the Washington State Patrol. $100 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 blanket compliance bond a Washington public body can require to grant or renew a government franchise or permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $30,000 bond Island County requires of commercial on-site septic installers and maintenance providers. $150, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $2,000 bond Island County requires of certified septic tank pumpers. $100, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000 bond Jefferson County Public Health requires under JCC 8.15.140 before anyone installs, repairs or decommissions a septic system in the county — including out-of-county installers. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe performance and maintenance bond the City of Kennewick requires before issuing a public-works permit — $2,000 or 5% of the improvement cost, whichever is greater. Rated at 0.5% of the bond amount, $100 minimum. The bond issues the moment you pay — no credit check up to $100,000.
View bond details & applyThe site stabilization performance bond Kitsap County, Washington requires under KCC 12.12.020 before the Department of Community Development issues a Site Development Activity Permit on one acre or more of land disturbance. Quote on review.
View bond details & applyThe bond Kitsap County Public Works requires before you work in the County right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond the Lake Whatcom Water & Sewer District requires of contractors installing sewer services. $152.50 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way restoration bond Lakehaven Water & Sewer District requires before you work in its right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe surety bond Lumber Liquidators, Inc. requires of a flooring contractor joining its Washington Installation Provider program. Premiums cost 0.375% of the bond amount, $100 minimum, and no credit check up to $500,000.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond the Lummi Tribal Sewer & Water District requires before it certifies a contractor to install side sewers on the Lummi Reservation. From $200 — exact premium set by credit tier at the application.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 side-sewer contractor bond Midway Sewer District requires before it will register you to connect side sewers. Pricing starts from $100; no credit check up to $5,000.
View bond details & applyThe bond Pierce County requires before it issues a right-of-way / road work permit. Pricing starts from $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond Pierce County Public Works requires to obstruct a county road or right-of-way. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $6,000 bond every Washington plumbing contractor files with L&I under RCW 18.106.410. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe RCW 60.28.011(6) bond a contractor gives a Washington public body to get held retainage released within 30 days. Premiums cost 2% of the bond amount plus a $25 fee, $125 minimum, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe side sewer contractor performance bond required by the Sammamish Plateau Water & Sewer District. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond San Juan County requires for a street / road obstruction permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe bond the City of Seattle requires before you shore or excavate in a public place, filed with SDOT. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $30,000 performance bond the City of Seattle requires of registered side sewer contractors. $150, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $10,000 bond the City of Seattle requires for street use and occupation under an SDOT permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Snohomish County Public Works performance bond for drainage and right-of-way utility work. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Snohomish County performance bond guaranteeing erosion and sediment control on a permitted site. From $125, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe right-of-way utility bond Snohomish County Public Works requires before you work in the county right-of-way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe fixed $10,000 bond Spokane County requires to obstruct a County road under a Public Works permit. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe WSDOT individual bond for a utility-accommodation franchise or permit in the highway right of way. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond Walla Walla County requires to obstruct a County road under a Public Works permit. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $1,000 bond Walla Walla County requires to license a sewage-system pumper / cleaner. Pricing starts from $100; no credit check up to $1,000.
View bond details & applyThe continuous $30,000 bond a Washington general contractor files with L&I to register, renew or reinstate under RCW 18.27.040. From $270 — exact premium set by credit tier at the application.
View bond details & applyThe continuous $15,000 bond a Washington specialty contractor files with L&I to register under RCW 18.27.040, e-filed for registered contractors. $150 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $30,000 bond every Washington motor vehicle dealer files with the Department of Licensing. $300 flat, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond every Washington aircraft dealer files with the WSDOT Aviation Division. $1,937.50 flat, issued instantly.
View bond details & applyThe $25,000 bond an independent CDL skills examiner files with the Department of Licensing. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 UTC bond protecting shippers and consignees of a Washington household-goods carrier. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington manufacturer bond filed with the Department of Licensing — $40k for manufactured homes, $20k for travel trailers. From $200.
View bond details & applyThe $1,000 bond every Washington vehicle wrecker files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 46.80.070. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond every registered Washington tow truck operator files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 46.55.030. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington bonded-title bond for owners with missing or insufficient proof of ownership. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond every Washington vessel dealer files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 88.02.710. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington promoter bond for boxing, martial arts, wrestling, and amateur MMA events under RCW 67.08. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington bond a domestic winery can be required to post with the Liquor and Cannabis Board to guarantee its wine liter taxes. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington aircraft fuel distributor bond the Department of Licensing sizes to your monthly tax. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 bond a Washington collection agency files under RCW 19.16.190 to hold its Department of Licensing license. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe RCW 31.04.045 bond a Washington consumer loan licensee files through NMLS, $30,000 and up by volume. 0.6% of the bond amount — $180 at the $30,000 statutory minimum.
View bond details & applyThe fidelity bond ERISA §412 requires of every plan fiduciary and everyone who handles 401(k), pension or welfare plan funds, on the carrier’s Washington form. $300 for a 3-year term at limits up to $150,000.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 bond a Washington escrow agent maintains under RCW 18.44.201 to keep its DFI license. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe $100,000 franchise-registration security the DFI Securities Division can require in lieu of an impound. $775 flat, soft pull.
View bond details & applyThe DFI Securities Division bond an adviser posts for a net-worth deficiency under WAC 460-24A-170. 1.15% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe RCW 19.230.050 bond a Washington money transmitter posts with DFI, from $10,000 up to $550,000. 1% of the bond amount, $100 minimum.
View bond details & applyThe $20,000–$60,000 bond a Washington mortgage broker files under RCW 19.146.205, sized by loan volume. 0.6% of the bond amount — $120 at the $20,000 base tier.
View bond details & applyThe Washington fuel tax bond the Department of Licensing requires of fuel licensees — 3× monthly liability, $5k–$100k. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe bond a reimbursable employer can be required to post with the Employment Security Department to back benefit charges. From $100 — a quick soft credit check may apply.
View bond details & applyThe bond that lets a Washington cigarette wholesaler defer payment for tax stamps, filed with the Department of Revenue. From $100 — your exact price appears at application.
View bond details & applyThe bond that lets a Washington wholesaler hold unstamped cigarette stock for authorized receivers, filed with the Department of Revenue. From $100 — your exact price appears at application.
View bond details & applyThe $5,000 performance bond every Washington wholesale cigarette dealer files with the Department of Revenue. $100 flat — the checkout price.
View bond details & applyStays enforcement of a money judgment while you appeal. Penal sum set by the judgment — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyThe plaintiff’s bond a Washington court requires before a writ of attachment issues, under RCW 6.25.080. Underwritten — the court sets the penal sum and a specialist quotes it.
View bond details & applyThe security a Washington court requires before a TRO or preliminary injunction issues. Amount set by the court — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyReplace a lost cashier’s check, stock certificate, or note. Indemnifies the issuer — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyThe tenant performance bond the Port of Grays Harbor can require under a port lease agreement. Rated at 2% of the bond amount, $100 minimum. The application includes a credit consent, but it authorizes a soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe tenant lease security bond the Port of Tacoma can require for a lease of port land, wharves, docks, or facilities. Rated at 2% of the bond amount, $100 minimum. The application includes a credit consent, but it authorizes a soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe land lease security bond the Port of Vancouver USA can require for a lease of port land. Rated at 2% of the bond amount, $100 minimum. The application includes a credit consent, but it authorizes a soft pull only.
View bond details & applyFor a personal representative, guardian, or conservator. Amount set by the court to the size of the estate — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyFor a court-appointed receiver, master, or referee. Sized to the assets in receivership — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyThe court-set bond a general receiver files before taking control of property or a business under RCW 7.60. Underwritten — the court sets the penal sum and we quote it.
View bond details & applyThe court-set bond a trustee or receiver files before selling real estate under court supervision. Underwritten — the court sets the penal sum and we quote it.
View bond details & applyRecover personal property before judgment. Amount set by the court — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyThe bond a judgment creditor posts to indemnify the sheriff before a levy or execution on disputed property. From $125.
View bond details & applyThe bond a Washington sheriff can demand from the plaintiff before levying on disputed property. From $100 — a quick soft credit check may apply, never a hard inquiry.
View bond details & applyThe injunction / TRO bond a Washington court sets before it restrains the other side, under RCW 7.40.080. From $100 — a quick soft credit check may apply, never a hard inquiry.
View bond details & applyFaithful performance of a trustee’s duties when the trust or a court requires bonding. Amount set by the court — underwritten and quoted on review.
View bond details & applyThe WSDA bond that protects consignors when you buy or handle Washington farm products, under RCW 20.01.210. From $100 — no credit check up to $25,000 except for partnerships and LLCs.
View bond details & applyThe performance/security bond DNR can require on a state-owned aquatic lands lease, up to two years’ rent. From $100, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe wholesale fish buyer / limited fish seller performance bond filed with WDFW under RCW 77.65.320. From $100 — your exact price at the application.
View bond details & applyThe Washington agricultural commission merchant / dealer bond under RCW 20.01.210, sized to consignor proceeds. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe disposal deposit bond Cowlitz County requires in place of a cash deposit at its waste facilities. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington agricultural-commodity bond grain dealers and warehouse operators file with the Department of Agriculture under RCW 22.09. From $500, soft pull.
View bond details & applyThe bond King County requires to guarantee solid waste disposal fees owed to its Solid Waste Division. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe financial-responsibility bond a Washington commercial pesticide applicator can post with WSDA in lieu of liability insurance. From $1,000.
View bond details & applyThe bond a business posts to sell WDFW recreational hunting and fishing licenses. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe credit/use bond Snohomish County requires for billed use of its solid waste facilities. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe $10,000 cleanup bond every waste tire hauler files with the Department of Ecology under RCW 70A.205.445. $100 flat.
View bond details & applyThe Washington cosmetology school bond under RCW 18.16, sized to tuition collected. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington bond a degree-granting institution files with the Student Achievement Council under RCW 28B.85.070. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe performance security DNR can require on an easement or lease over state lands. From $100, soft pull only.
View bond details & applyThe Washington tuition-protection bond every esthetician school files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 18.16. From $100 — your exact price at the application.
View bond details & applyThe Washington tuition-protection bond every hair design school files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 18.16. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington tuition-protection bond every manicurist school files with the Department of Licensing under RCW 18.16. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe Washington master esthetician school bond under RCW 18.16, sized to tuition collected. From $100.
View bond details & applyThe faithful-performance bond an elected or appointed Washington officer files under RCW 42.08. From $100 — a quick soft credit check may apply.
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