• All About Surety Bonds
  • What Are Surety Bonds
  • Surety Bond Types
  • Obtaining a Surety Bond
  • Cost of a Surety Bond
  • Bad Credit Surety Bond Program
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    • What are Performance Bonds
    • Performance Bond Requirements
    • Typical Performance Bond Costs
  • License Surety Bonds
  • Surety Bonds at Work
  • Importance of Surety Bonds
  • Ten things about Surety Bonds
  • The Miller Act
• Surety Bond Services
  • How to Get a Surety Bond
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An Appeal Bond serves to protect the court from frivolous appeals that can cost the court time and money. The Appeal Bond is required of the plaintiff who is appealing a court’s judgment. The Appeal Bond allows for the plaintiff to delay payment of a judgment until the appeal has been decided. The Appeal Bond amount is typically the amount of the judgment but may also include interest. The bond is required to be in place while an appeal is being decided.

The typical items required to process an Appeal Surety Bond are the Original Complaint, the Original Judgment, the Notice of Appeal, a Financial Statement, along with a credit report that we pull and the bond application. Often, Appeal Bonds are collateralized.

Viking Bond Service, Inc. can generally quote your Appeal Surety Bond request the same day and issue it upon receipt of payment of premium.

Contact us to recieve your Free, No Obligation Quote for an Appeal Surety Bond.