Florida Hunting and Fishing License Agent Bond Overview
- Purpose: To guarantee proper performance and handling of funds by hunting and fishing license sellers
- Who Needs It: Agents issuing hunting and fishing licenses in Florida
- Regulating Body: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
- Bond Amount: $1,000
- Premium Price: $100 for one year
What Is a Florida Hunting and Fishing License Agent Bond?
The Florida Wildlife Commission requires individuals who sell hunting and fishing licenses to file $1,000 surety bonds. A hunting and fishing license agent bond holds agents responsible for:
- Accurately reporting all licenses and permits issued along with money and receipts
- Paying all sums due to the county tax collector’s office by the first of each month
How Much Do Hunting and Fishing License Agent Bonds Cost?
The $1,000 Florida hunting and fishing license agent bond costs $100 for one year or $250 for three years. Everyone qualifies at the same flat rate with no credit check. Click below to get your bond in minutes.
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How Does the Bond Work?
A hunting and fishing license surety bond creates a legal contract between three parties.
- Principal: The bonded hunting and fishing license subagent
- Obligee: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)
- Surety: The issuing surety provider
As the bonded principal, you promise to uphold the FWC’s License Agent Agreement and all local regulations. If you don’t, the FWC can file bond claims to recover financial damages up to the $1,000 coverage amount.
How Do I Get the Bond?
You can get your bond in under five minutes on this page. Just start the online process, enter your information, and checkout.
We’ll email you the official bond form right away. Remember to file it as instructed.
Can I Get Bonded With Bad Credit?
Yes, there is no minimum personal credit requirement or credit check for this type of bond.
How Do I Renew My Bond?
You’ll need to keep your bond active as long as you are acting as a license subagent. We’ll send out helpful renewal reminders before your current bond term expires. Just pay the renewal premium to extend your bond for another 1–3 years.
