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How much can I expect to pay for my Mississippi motor vehicle dealer bond?
These bonds do require underwriting and are based on personal credit of all the owners.� You can expect to pay anywhere between 1% to 5% of the bond penalty amount if you maintain good credit.� For individuals with lower credit ratings, we can still offer the most competitive premiums with financing sometimes being an option.
Bond Penalty Amount:�$15,000
Bond Term:�1 year
Bond Expiration Date: Varies.
Why do I need this bond?
This bond is required by the�State of Mississippi, Department of Revenue for all businesses engaged in selling or exchanging motor vehicles. This includes the following license types:
In order to maintain your dealer license with the State of Mississippi you must keep your surety bond in good standing.?
What to do after you purchase your bond:
After you receive your vehicle dealer bond from Single Source Insurance, you will need to file it along with the attached power of attorney with:
Mississippi Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle Licensing Bureau
P O Box 1140
Jackson, MS 39215
Vehicle Dealer Bonds are also referred by many people and state agencies as: MVD Bonds, DMV Bonds, Vehicle Dealer Bonds, Auto Dealer Bonds, Car Dealership Bonds, Car Dealer Bonds & Used Car Dealer Bonds. �
Whatever you wish to call them, Single Source Insurance can help you obtain it at a low rate!
The Mississippi Designated Agent Bond is required for businesses selling or exchanging motor vehicles in the state. The bond penalty amount is $15,000 with a 1-year term. Premiums typically range from 1% to 5% of the bond amount, depending on the applicant's credit.
After purchasing the bond from Single Source Surety, it must be filed along with a power of attorney to the Mississippi Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle Licensing Bureau. This bond is also known as an MVD Bond, DMV Bond, Vehicle Dealer Bond, or Auto Dealer Bond.
The bond application requires underwriting based on the personal credit of all business owners. Those with good credit can expect lower premiums, while options may still be available for those with lower credit ratings, including potential financing.
Once approved, the bond must be renewed annually. The expiration date varies depending on when the bond is issued. Applicants should ensure timely renewal to maintain compliance with state regulations for motor vehicle sales.
