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Nebraska — Third Party Tester Bond

Nebraska DMV's posted CDL Third Party Tester Bond states $25,000 and protects DMV's reimbursement for driver re-testing after the tester or its examiners engage in skills-testing fraud. Confirm the required sum for your anticipated annual test volume and use the accepted undertaking before applying.

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Recorded state
Nebraska
Bond type
CDL Third-Party Tester Bond
Category
Vehicles, titles & transportation

What this bond does

Provide the third-party tester's required fraud-related re-testing security for Nebraska DMV approval.

Who needs it
A company applying for or maintaining authorization to administer Nebraska CDL skills examinations. Match the tester business and authorized representative, not an individual driver's license application.
Who it protects
The posted undertaking binds the tester and surety to Nebraska DMV for reimbursement of re-testing drivers after fraud by the tester or one or more examiners related to conducting CDL skills tests. It does not promise every candidate a passing result or payment for a disputed score.

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.

Details for the stated sum and continuous coverage

The actual DMV form prints a $25,000 bond amount and says the stated sum is based on anticipated annual CDL skills tests. Give DMV the actual expected volume and confirm its security requirement. Do not copy another tester's workload or alter a required sum without approval.

The condition concerns the State's fraud-related re-testing reimbursement. Nebraska's current tester page separately warns that drivers may also be retested during ordinary DMV audits. An audit retest alone does not establish the fraud trigger in this bond.

The form is continuous. Renewal for additional annual periods does not make liability cumulative; the surety's aggregate liability across the entire time in force cannot exceed the stated bond sum. Annual testing volume does not create a fresh limit for every year or claimant.

The surety can terminate through 30 days' written notice to Nebraska DMV, with release only for breaches occurring on or after the effective termination date. Coordinate any replacement and continued testing authorization separately rather than assuming notice erases an earlier breach.

The form calls for an authorized tester representative and surety officer to sign. It has separate State/county acknowledgments and notary seals for the principal and surety signatures. Complete both under the accepted form and use DMV Driver Licensing Services' current filing and notice instructions.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the tester company, authorized representative and Nebraska approval request.
  2. Confirm anticipated annual testing volume and DMV's required sum against the posted $25,000 form.
  3. Match the full fraud-related re-testing condition, effective date and continuous aggregate limit.
  4. Complete principal and surety signatures and both separate notarial acknowledgments.
  5. File with Driver Licensing Services and coordinate notice, replacement and separate tester/examiner approvals.

Questions about this bond

Does every DMV audit retest establish a bond claim?

No. DMV may require audit re-testing, but this undertaking's reimbursement condition concerns fraud by the tester or its examiners related to CDL skills testing. Match the actual condition and circumstances.

Must both signatures be acknowledged?

The posted model has separate notarial acknowledgments and seals for the principal's and surety's signatures. Complete the required authorized tester and surety execution under the accepted form.

What follows Purchase Now?

Propeller's Nebraska Third Party Tester application opens in a new tab. Match the actual DMV tester approval, required sum for expected volume, full protected condition, effective date, aggregate limit and execution. Deliver the issued undertaking under DMV instructions. Payment does not authorize a tester, examiner or testing location.

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