NH Fishing and Hunting License Agent Bond Overview
- Purpose: To guarantee proper performance and handling of funds by hunting and fishing license sellers or guides
- Who Needs It: Individuals who sell licenses or guide customers on hunting and fishing trips
- Regulating Body: The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
- Bond Amount: $10,000 or $15,000
- Premium Price: $150 for $10,000 bond, starting at $150 for $15,000 bond
What Is a New Hampshire Fishing and Hunting License Agent Bond?
The New Hampshire Fishing and Game Department requires anyone selling hunting and fishing licenses to file a $10,000 license agent bond.
Additionally, anyone providing recreational vehicle and snowmobile registrations for hunting or fishing trips needs a $15,000 bond.
How Much Do Fishing and Hunting License Agent Bonds Cost?
The $10,000 hunting and fishing license agent bond costs $150 — a flat rate with no application.
The $15,000 hunting and fishing vehicle registration agent bond starts at $150 but requires an application to determine exact pricing. Buy or apply for your bond now!
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How Does a Hunting License Agent Bond Work?
This type of surety bond creates a legal contract between three parties.
| Bond Party | Description |
|---|---|
| 1) Principal | The bonded hunting and fishing agent |
| 2) Obligee | The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department |
| 3) Surety | The issuing surety provider |
These bonds ensure that hunting and fishing agents follow all ordinances, rules, and regulations and prevent financial loss if they fail to do so.
If the state or another harmed party files a bond claim, the surety will pay valid claims up to the bond amount. You are then responsible for repaying the surety.
How Do I Get My Bond?
You can buy the $10,000 license agent bond instantly. For the $15,000 RV and snowmobile agent bond, apply to get a free quote within one business day or less.
After checking out, we’ll mail you the bond based on your preferred shipping method. Remember to file the bond with the Fish and Game Department.
How Do I Renew My Bond?
Both of these bonds can be renewed after the initial term expires. We’ll send out reminders in advance. All you need to do is pay the renewal invoice to extend your bond for another 1–3 year term.
How Do I Update My Bond Information?
Need to update information on your bond? First, check if the Department will accept a bond rider form. If so, email [email protected] with the update request.
