California legally requires a variety of individuals, contractors, and organizations to secure surety bonds to conduct business across the public service industry. Apply for a California Surety Bond today! Single Source Insurance is a leading California bonding company providing bonds with a convenient online application system. Browse the most common types of bonds in this state, or contact us for a full list.

This bond is required for all persons or businesses that provide performers and entertainment services as a public service in the State of California. �You must also maintain your license with the Labor Commission and post your license in the office of the licensee.�For more information on obtaining your talent agency license, you may go to the�Department of Industrial Relations page.�
These bonds do require underwriting and are based on personal credit of all the owners.� You can expect to pay several different rates starting at $400 per year (Lowest in the country) if you maintain good credit.� For individuals with lower credit ratings, we can still offer the most competitive premiums with financing being an option as well to help you purchase more inventory.
Bond Penalty Amount:�$50,000
Bond Term: 1 or 2 years. Expiration dates vary
After you receive your Talent Agency bond from Single Source Insurance, you will need to sign it and mail it along with the attached power of attorney to:
Department of Industrial Relations�
Division of Labor Standards Enforcement
Licensing and Registration
P.O. Box 420603�
San Francisco,� CA� 94142
In California, talent agencies are required to obtain a surety bond to operate legally. This bond serves as a financial guarantee that the agency will comply with all relevant laws and regulations, protecting both the agency and the clients it serves.
The bond requirement ensures that talent agencies maintain a certain level of professionalism and financial responsibility, providing a layer of trust and security for the industry.
To obtain a California talent agency bond, agencies must follow a specific process. This typically involves underwriting based on the credit of the agency's owners and paying an annual premium, which can start as low as $400 for those with good credit.
For agencies with lower credit ratings, financing options may be available to help secure the necessary bond coverage and continue operating in the state.
