Utah establishes $50,000 immigration consultant surety bond requirement

immigration consultant surety bond

Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert signed Senate Bill 144 into law March 23, 2012. The law, which requires an immigration consultant surety bond, went into effect on July 1, 2012.

These bonds must be issued for $50,000. The bond amount can be used to benefit any person damaged by

  • fraud
  • misstatements
  • misrepresentations
  • unlawful acts
  • omissions
  • failure to provide services of an immigration consultant (or an agent, representative or employee of an immigration consultant)

This immigration consultant surety bond is required before an individual can apply for an immigration consultant permit in Utah, which makes it a type of license and permit surety bond. These bonds protect consumers by ensuring professionals work according to licensing laws and other industry regulations.

If you’d like more information about Utah SB 144, you can view it in full here.

If you need a surety bond in Utah or anywhere else in the United States, you’ve come to the right place. The specialists at SuretyBonds.com will make the bonding process as quick and easy for you as possible. Call 1 (800) 308-4358 for more information on getting an immigration consultant bond in Utah.

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Jon Gottschalk
Jon Gottschalk is the Senior Marketing Director for Suretybonds.com and regularly blogs at the Surety Bond Insider to keep consumers informed on new legislation and updates in the commercial surety industry. He is also a licensed property & casualty insurance producer in Missouri.