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Oklahoma — Motor Service Club Bond

Check the club's service mix before ordering Oklahoma's $100,000 bond. It is one permitted way to file the company's security.

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Recorded state
Oklahoma
Bond type
Automobile Club / Motor Club Bond
Category
Vehicles, titles & transportation

What this bond does

OID's current program describes a club offering at least three listed services and permits $50,000 cash/securities or a $100,000 surety bond. This application is the bond route; check any existing accepted security before buying another filing.

Who needs it
The company seeking motor-service-club authority with the Oklahoma Insurance Department. Describe its actual services rather than assuming an individual membership, a standalone tow job or a member's arrest-bond certificate is this company filing.
Who it protects
The actual State-linked bond addresses faithful statutory duties in membership sales and performance, plus fines and penalties for the club's statutory violations. Its aggregate limit covers those stated obligations; it is not the separate guarantee of individual arrest-bond certificates or general insurance on members' cars.

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 service mix and existing security

Have the membership application, service contracts and other program documents that describe the club's promises. The current OID page links the actual $100,000 undertaking; match the club principal and State recipient, with the required execution/seals.

The bond continues under its terms and has a total aggregate limit for breaches and fines/penalties. The 30-day termination notice is separate from annual licensing/reporting. For an out-of-state company, the program's home-state certificate freshness requirement is also a document requirement, not the bond term.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Check the club entity, accepted undertaking, State recipient, $100,000 sum and effective date before applying. The actual certificate of authority and required annual filings remain separate from provider issuance.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Describe the actual mix of club services and membership promises.
  2. Check the existing accepted cash/securities or bond arrangement.
  3. Match the club principal and $100,000 bond to OID's actual file.
  4. Prepare the required company, financial and any home-state documents.
  5. Coordinate execution/effective date and separate authority/reporting requirements.

Questions about this bond

Is this the guarantee for a member's arrest-bond certificate?

OID treats that guarantee and its declaration separately. This listing concerns the motor-service-club company's security, not a driver's individual certificate.

Does annual reporting automatically create another $100,000 allowance?

The actual undertaking is continuing and caps aggregate liability for its stated breaches and fines/penalties. Annual filings do not themselves establish a fresh allowance.

Does an out-of-state company's home certificate set the bond term?

No. The program requires recent home-state authority evidence for the outside company. Its freshness is separate from the issued bond's effective period and termination provisions.

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