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What Is a Washington Transient Merchant Bond? 

Washington solicitor, peddler or transient merchant bonds protect consumers and the state from damages due to illegal or harmful business practices. Under the surety bond contract terms, transient businesses promise local governments that they will meet their financial and legal obligations. 

How Much Do Transient Merchant Bonds Cost in Washington ?

Washington solicitor, peddler or transient merchant bonds are available for instant purchase for just $100 per year. You can also save 25% each subsequent year by selecting a multi-year term on certain bonds. Select the bond you need below to buy online in minutes. 

Bond Type
$1,000City of Fircrest Transient Merchant Bond
$15,000City of Yakima Peddler or Solicitor Bond
$1,000Pierce County Peddler or Solicitor Bond10 or less employees
$2,000Pierce County Peddler or Solicitor BondOver 10 employees

How Do I Get a Transient Merchant Bond in Washington?

SuretyBonds.com offers the fastest and easiest way to get your Washington solicitor, peddler or transient merchant bond online. Just follow these three steps: 

  1. Purchase your bond online
  2. Receive your bond instantly via email
  3. File the bond with your local licensing authority 

If you have any questions, call 1 (800) 308-4358 to speak with a surety expert. 

How Does a Washington Transient Merchant Bond Work? 

A Washington solicitor, peddler or transient merchant bond binds three parties in a legal contract: 

  • Principal: The individual or business purchasing the bond 
  • Obligee: The Washington  government office requiring the bond
  • Surety: The company issuing the bond

If a transient merchant creates damages or financial loss, harmed parties can file a claim for compensation. The surety will pay out valid claims, then the transient merchant must refund the surety. 

Who Needs a Washington Transient Merchant, Solicitor or Peddler Bond? 

Solicitors and transient businesses must be bonded to hold an operating license in the following Washington  locations: 

  • Fircrest
  • Yakima
  • Pierce County

Visit your local licensing office for more information on bond requirements and license applications.

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