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Tennessee — Harriman Utility Board Utility Deposit Bond

Match your Harriman Utility Board security notice to this utility deposit bond before applying. Identify the responsible customer and the Tennessee service accounts the board wants secured.

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Recorded state
Tennessee
Category
Utilities

What this bond does

The offering addresses utility-account payment security under the form the board accepts for the customer's request.

Who needs it
Harriman Utility Board customers asked to arrange deposit-bond security.
Who it protects
The board named in the accepted bond receives security for the stated account obligation. This does not pay the customer's utility bills.

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

Keep the board's full recipient wording and the legal account customer's name together. A business trading name or the building owner's name may differ from the customer that must provide security. Ask the board to identify any additional accounts it wants included.

The single application has no preset amount or term choices. Use the board's security amount, accepted form and effective-date instructions. Purchase Now opens Propeller's application in a new tab.

After issuance, review the account and recipient details, deliver the bond as instructed and confirm acceptance. A new bond does not itself transfer an account, activate service or release security already held.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Board's written request and accepted bond wording.
  2. Legal customer, service address and covered account references.
  3. Required amount, effective date and submission directions.

Questions about this bond

Should I use my business trading name?

Use the legal customer and any trading-name wording the board requests. Do not replace the responsible entity with a sign or storefront name alone.

Does this secure every account under common ownership?

Only rely on the accounts identified in the board's request and accepted form. Common ownership does not establish blanket coverage.

Can I cancel the bond when I move?

Follow the issued document's conditions and obtain the board's instructions for closing or replacing account security. Moving does not by itself establish release.

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