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Arizona — Appraisal Management Company Bond

Prepare the surety bond for an Arizona appraisal management company registration with the company's exact license name and DBA. The state's posted AMC instructions call for $20,000 of security and an original bond or rider matching the license.

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Recorded state
Arizona
Category
Real estate & property

What this bond does

The AMC bond supports registration of a company that manages appraisal services. It is a licensing requirement for the management business, separate from an individual appraiser's professional credentials or errors and omissions coverage.

Who needs it
An appraisal management company applying for or maintaining Arizona registration, and its controlling person assembling the company's registration documents.
Who it protects
The obligation follows the Arizona AMC bond form and registration law. It is not a promise to reimburse the AMC for its own business losses or an insurance policy covering the accuracy of every appraisal.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Use the registered company identity

Arizona's posted application instructions require the original bond or original rider to show the exact licensee name, including its DBA. An abbreviated trading name can leave the bond inconsistent with the registration.

The instructions also distinguish the company's organizational standing from the controlling person's portal contact. Prepare those details separately; the controlling person's name does not automatically replace the company as principal.

Keep the required security separate from the purchase price

The posted AMC instructions specify a $20,000 surety bond. That is the registration security, not the premium. Confirm the current form and any replenishment or continuation obligations in the registration packet before submitting.

The published licensing requirement supplies legal context, while the provider must confirm the issued sum, coverage dates and charge.

Buy the bond for the registration file

Use Purchase Now for the supplied AMC checkout. Have the registered business name, DBA, and state application details available, then check the issued bond against the department's instructions.

Submit the required original or rider through the department's accepted process. A successful provider application does not approve an AMC registration, resolve an outstanding deficiency or establish a processing date for the regulator.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm the legal company name and every DBA used on the Arizona license.
  2. Obtain the department's current AMC bond form and security direction.
  3. Check the principal name, bond amount and execution requirements before filing.
  4. Coordinate any rider or replacement with the company's registration contact.

Questions about this bond

Is this a bond for an individual real estate appraiser?

The listing is for an appraisal management company. Check the AMC registration packet rather than using it as a substitute for an individual appraiser credential or E&O policy.

What amount do Arizona's AMC instructions specify?

The posted application instructions specify $20,000. Confirm the current department direction for your registration; that amount is security, not an advertised premium.

Can I leave the DBA off the bond?

The instructions require the exact licensee name, including the DBA. Have the provider correct a mismatch through the appropriate original document or rider.

Does purchasing approve the company to operate?

No. The provider issues the bond subject to its process, and the Arizona department separately reviews the registration and supporting material.

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