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Mississippi Auctioneer bond

Mississippi Auctioneer

Mississippi requires a $10,000 auctioneer bond.

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Do I need a auctioneer bond in Mississippi?

Mississippi requires a $10,000 auctioneer bond. Licensed auctioneers and auction firms in states that condition the auctioneer license on a posted bond. Mississippi Auctioneer Commission oversees auctioneer requirements in Mississippi, including the bond filing.

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Mississippi Auctioneer bond, answered

How much is a auctioneer bond in Mississippi?: Mississippi requires a $10,000 auctioneer bond.
Who needs a Mississippi auctioneer bond?: Licensed auctioneers and auction firms in states that condition the auctioneer license on a posted bond.
Who regulates auctioneer bonds in Mississippi?: Mississippi Auctioneer Commission oversees auctioneer requirements in Mississippi, including the bond filing.
How do renewals work?: See renewal details below.
How do I get bonded?: Send your state and the required bond amount Receive a quote, often the same day Sign and pay, then file the bond with the state

What you will need

State of license and license or application number
Owner credit authorization
Business name and address

How to get bonded

Send your state and the required bond amount
Receive a quote, often the same day
Sign and pay, then file the bond with the state

Regulator: Mississippi Auctioneer Commission

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