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(aka: Probate Bonds, Estate Bonds, Fiduciary Bonds, Court Bonds)

An Executor, the representative of a descendant’s estate, has the responsibility of settling the descendant’s estate. Various states require an executor to post an Executor Surety Bond to ensure the executor carries out the duties and responsibilities to the descendant’s estate as required. The Executor Surety Bond protects against potential fraud or embezzlement by an executor. The state requiring the Executor Surety Bond determines the Bond amount needed.

The typical items required to process an Executor Surety Bond are the Probate Application, the Court Order, a Financial Statement, along with a credit report that we pull and the bond application.

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

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