Nevada Promoter License and Refund Bond Guide
If you’re applying for a promoter license with the State Athletic Commission of Nevada, you’ll need a surety bond.
Bond Overview
- Purpose: To create financial accountability for MMA promoters
- Who Needs It: Combative sports promoters in Nevada
- Regulating Body: The Nevada Athletic Commission
- Required Coverage: $10,000
- Premium Rate: $100–$1,000, credit-based
What Is a Nevada Promoter License and Refund Bond?
A Nevada promoter license and refund bond is a financial guarantee that promoters will run professional combative sports events according to state regulations.
It also protects prepaid ticket funds if an event is cancelled and guarantees the state will receive payment for all applicable fees.
How Much Do Promoter Bonds Cost in Nevada?
With good credit, you could pay as low as $100 for your Nevada promoter license bond. Exact pricing varies from 1–10% of the $10,000 bond amount based on financial qualifications.
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How Does a Nevada Promoter Bond Work?
A Nevada promoter license and refund bond binds the following three parties in a legal agreement:
- Principal: The promoter filing the bond
- Obligee: The Nevada Athletic Commission requiring the bond
- Surety: The provider issuing the bond
If you violate the provisions of NRS Chapter 467 or the Athletic Commission’s rules, harmed parties can file bond claims.
The surety will pay all valid claims up to the bond amount. However, it will be on you to reimburse the surety provider.
Who Needs a Promoter License Bond?
Any person or business producing or staging unarmed combat contests or exhibitions in Nevada must have a $10,000 surety bond to receive a business license. This includes professional mixed martial arts, kickboxing, boxing and more.
How Do I Get a Promoter License Bond in Nevada?
SuretyBonds.com is the nation’s leading promoter bond provider. To get your Nevada bond, follow these quick steps:
- Apply for a free quote
- Buy and sign documents online
- File original bond form with the Commission
We’ll mail your physical bond forms via FedEx. Three-day, two-day and next-day shipping options are available at checkout.
Can I Get Bonded With Bad Credit?
Yes, you can get a Nevada promoter license bond with bad credit. Keep in mind that a lower credit score will typically result in a higher premium rate.
How Do I Renew My Promoter License and Refund Bond?
These bonds expire annually. To renew your bond, just pay your renewal invoice — we’ll do the rest!
The surety can cancel the bond by providing 30-day’s written notice to the Nevada Athletic Commission.
How to Become a MMA Promoter in Nevada
To apply for a promoter license with the Nevada Athletic Commission, follow these steps:
- Complete the application packet
- Obtain and submit fingerprint cards plus the fee payment
- Provide two years income tax returns
The NAC will review and approve your application. From there, complete the process:
- Buy and submit the $10,000 surety bond
- Pay the $750 application fee