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Missouri — Boxing, Martial Arts, Or Wrestling Exhibitions Bond

Missouri's posted $25,000 exhibitions license bond secures license fees and gross-receipts levies payable under the stated athletics requirements. Its sports title does not make it a general guarantee of contestant purses or every event contract.

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Recorded state
Missouri
Bond type
Boxing / MMA Promoter Bond
Category
Entertainment, sports & recreation

What this bond does

Form 375-0193 names the State of Missouri as obligee and concerns a promoter applying to the Office of Athletics. Its condition is payment of the specified license fees and gross-receipts levies in the required time and manner.

Who needs it
The actual promoter applying for the appropriate exhibition class. The current application distinguishes professional boxing, professional MMA, professional wrestling, amateur MMA and amateur kickboxing; identify the correct class and business rather than treating them as one interchangeable authorization.
Who it protects
The State receives the posted bond's fee-and-levy protection. Do not treat that condition as participant injury insurance, a broad purse-payment promise or approval to stage a particular exhibition.

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.

Match the fee obligation and July 1 expiry

The current promoter application calls for at least $25,000 of security for athletic taxes and license fees; the actual bond prints $25,000. Match the accepted instrument and amount. If the request concerns purses or another obligation, do not assume this fee-and-levy form answers it.

The bond has a commencement date and a July 1 expiration with the year to be completed. Confirm the actual effective date and expiration year rather than assuming a fresh twelve-month period or leaving the end date unresolved.

The printed cancellation clause uses at least 30 days after mailing notice, or after delivery if notice is not mailed, and excludes acts after the effective cancellation date. Follow the accepted notice method; do not borrow another state's receipt-based clock.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Match the actual promoter and exhibition class, State obligee, $25,000 request, fee/levy condition and completed dates before applying. Arrange the proper execution and seal where applicable, attach accepted security to the promoter application as directed, and complete event requirements separately. Use Call for a different requested condition.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Obtain the Office of Athletics request and choose the actual licensed exhibition class.
  2. Provide the promotion name, actual promoter/contact and business address.
  3. Match the State obligee, required sum and license-fee/gross-receipts condition.
  4. Complete the commencement date and July 1 expiration year.
  5. Arrange proper execution and attach accepted security to the current application with required disclosures.

Questions about this bond

Does this form guarantee every contestant's purse?

The posted 375-0193 condition is payment of license fees and gross-receipts levies. Obtain a separate match for a purse or other requested obligation instead of inferring broad coverage from the sports title.

Does the bond run for twelve months from purchase?

The posted instrument has a start date and a July 1 expiry-year field. Confirm the required completed dates rather than assuming a twelve-month term.

Can the promoter application use any sports class?

The current application lists distinct professional and amateur classes. Identify the activity actually being licensed; one security purchase does not authorize every listed class.

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