LANCE SURETY BEGINS FILING $75K BONDS WITH FMCSA
After months of anticipation, October 1st is finally here. As a result of MAP-21, freight brokers and forwarders throughout the country are required to post the new $75,000 BMC-84 Broker’s or Freight Forwarders Surety Bond by close of business today. Despite a partial shutdown of the Federal Government, Lance Surety Bond Associates, Inc. has successfully begun the process of electronically filing the $75,000 bond with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for current and new customers.
Once filing confirmation is received, we will promptly provide filing confirmation to brokers and forwarders bonded through our company. As soon as a Form BMC-84 Bond is posted, our customers’ bond coverage will be visible to the public through the FMCSA’s Licensing & Insurance Database by simply typing in property broker’s 6-digit Motor Carrier Number (Docket Number).
For more information on Lance Surety’s $75K BMC-84 Bond Program please see the FAQ section of our Freight Broker Surety Bond page. If you need to get this bond for your business, apply on our website for a free quote. The entire process takes just minutes. We offer the best rates in the nation, none of which require any sort of collateral.
The following two tabs change content below.
Robin Kix
Robin Kix is currently the Renewal Department Manager. Since joining Lance Surety in 2014, she has helped thousands of businesses throughout the nation remain compliant at the federal, state and local level. She has significant experience supporting commercial bond lines, particularly in the automobile, transportation and construction industries. Robin and her team work together to create a positive customer service experience at the time of every policy renewal, whether that be finding the best pricing or offering additional assistance.
Latest posts by Robin Kix (see all)
- How to Get an Electrical License - September 14, 2022
- How to Get a Wholesale Dealer License - September 1, 2022
- How to Become an Electrician - September 1, 2022
