Commercial Surety Bonds

Fidelity Bonds

Protecting a business or organization from the financial impact of dishonest or neglectful acts by its employees is important to any operation. As one of the nation’s leading fidelity bond brokers, ALLSTAR can help you deliver the right risk-management solution to your customers.

For protection of risks ranging from the straightforward (e.g., theft, robbery, burglary) to the sophisticated (e.g., forgery, alteration, computer crime, wire fraud), we offer a wide range of fidelity bonds with competitive premiums and broad coverages. Our fidelity bond offerings also extend to pension trust bonds and ERISA bonds, and are available in every state.

Not sure which fidelity bond is best for your client? Our expert underwriters can assist in determining the right product for your needs.

License/Permit Bonds

As one of America’s largest surety brokers, ALLSTAR Surety offers surety bonds for clients of all sizes in every state. This includes commercial surety solutions for associations and non-profits, as well as individuals.

Every license and permit bond challenge is accepted. Through our resources as the managing general underwriter for leading A-rated/T-listed companies, we satisfy requests for hundreds if not thousands of commercial bonds – including court bonds, probate bonds and almost all other types of non-contract bonds. Our surety bonds also include auto dealer bonds, code compliance bonds, liquor license bonds, mortgage broker bonds and many others as required by local and state governments.

No matter what the type of commercial surety bond you need, you can rely on us for pricing that’s competitive to all … and prompt, professional and courteous service that is second to none.

Probate Bond

A Probate Bond is a financial instrument which provides a safeguard that the executor will distribute property and assets in accordance with the wishes in someone's will, or, if there is no will, in accordance with the particular laws of the jurisdiction. The probate bond is similar to collateral. In other words, money is put up to insure that the executor or administrator will perform his duties in good faith.