Contractor license, notary, freight broker, auto dealer — we write the bond your license or contract requires. Same-day bonds at 20 DFW and Waco locations, with bilingual agents ready to help.
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From a first-time contractor license to a federal freight broker bond, pick what your license requires.
Required by many Texas cities before you can pull permits or bid on contracting work.
Required by the Texas DMV to get and keep a dealer license.
Required by the Texas Secretary of State before you can be commissioned as a notary.
Required by the FMCSA for freight brokers and forwarders to maintain federal operating authority.
Required by Texas regulators to hold a mortgage broker or loan originator license.
Required by many contracts to guarantee a project is completed and subcontractors are paid.
A surety bond satisfies your licensing requirement, but it doesn't provide liability coverage for a work truck, van, or fleet. If your business operates vehicles, you also need a commercial auto policy. As an independent broker, we write both, so your license and your vehicles are covered by the same agent.
Tell us what your business does and what you drive, and we'll confirm what you need.
ASK ABOUT COMMERCIAL AUTOBonds and commercial auto are separate products. We handle both.
Contractors, dealers, brokers, and more.
Get your bond and your commercial auto policy quoted in one visit.
Every location has bilingual staff to walk you through both requirements.
A surety bond is a three-party agreement that guarantees you'll follow the rules of your license or contract. If you fail to, the bond pays a claim up to its face value, and you're responsible for reimbursing the surety company. It's not insurance for you, it's a guarantee for whoever requires the bond.
At America's Best Auto Insurance, we write surety bonds for DFW and Waco contractors, dealers, notaries, and other licensed professionals. We help new applicants and businesses with less-than-perfect credit get bonded quickly.
A surety bond is an agreement between three parties: you (the principal), the entity requiring the bond (the obligee), and the company backing it (the surety). If you violate the terms of your license or contract, a claim can be paid out against the bond, and you're required to pay the surety back.
Bond premiums are typically a small percentage of the bond's full face value, based on your credit and the type of bond, not a flat fee. A contractor with strong credit generally pays less than someone with a thinner credit file, even for the same bond amount.
We can quote a single license bond or a full set of bonds depending on what your business needs.
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