Nevada Inspection Station Bond Guide
If you're opening a vehicle emissions inspection station in Nevada, you must file a surety bond to be authorized and licensed with the state. Learn more about these bonds with our complete guide.
Bond Overview
- Purpose: To ensure authorized stations in Nevada comply with state laws and regulations
- Who Needs It: All authorized vehicle emissions inspection stations in Nevada
- Regulating Body: The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, Occupational and Business Licensing Unit
- Required Amount: $1,000
- Premium Rate: $100
What Are Nevada Vehicle Inspection Station Bonds?
A Nevada authorized inspection station ensures that authorized stations meet the following requirements:
- Operate legally and ethically
- Comply with state regulations
- File accurate reports and documentation
- Pay any required fees and taxes on time
These bonds protect the state and the public from financial loss if an authorized inspection station breaks laws or the provisions of NRS 445B.710.
How Much Do Nevada Authorized Inspection Station Bonds Cost?
Nevada authorized emission inspection station bonds cost just $100 for a one-year term. Or, pay just $83 per year and save time on renewals by selecting a three-year term.
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How Does a Nevada Inspection Station Bond Work?
By purchasing one of these surety bonds, you enter a legally-binding contract between three parties:
- Principal: You, the authorized inspection station operator purchasing the bond
- Obligee: The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles requiring the bond
- Surety: The provider issuing the bond
If you, as the principal, violate the inspection station bond terms, harmed parties can file a claim. For example, if you fail to report or pay taxes, the state can file a claim. The surety will pay the amounts owed, and you will be responsible for reimbursing them.
How Do I Get a Nevada Authorized Inspection Station Bond?
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How to Renew Your Nevada Authorized Inspection Station Bond
You must renew your vehicle emissions inspection station bond before the current one-year term ends. A SuretyBonds.com representative will send you an updated invoice during the renewal period. All you need to do is pay your renewal invoice to extend your bond term for another year.
The surety can cancel the bond by providing 30-day’s written notice to the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.
How to Become a Licensed Inspection Station in Nevada
To get an authorized emission inspection station license from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, you must fulfill several requirements. Complete the following steps to apply:
- Complete Inspector Training: Provide proof of training or certification
- Meet Exam Requirements: Pass required exams for inspector class(es)
- File a Surety Bond: Submit the $1,000 bond form
- Submit Inspector License Packet: Fill out forms and bring them to a DMV Emission Lab
- Pay License Fee: $25 plus $2 for additional locations
When everything is approved, you’ll be able to operate legally as an authorized inspection station in Nevada.
