Specialty & one-off surety bonds
The bonds that don't fit any other category — lost instrument, customs, DMEPOS, cannabis, H2A farm labor and other specialty programs, placed through A-rated, T-Listed markets.
The bonds that don't fit anywhere else
Not every surety obligation falls neatly under construction, license, court or fidelity. Federal agencies, courts, banks and municipal offices sometimes require a bond that exists only for a specific narrow purpose — replacing a lost stock certificate, releasing goods from customs, agreeing to reimburse Medicare for equipment audits, operating a state-licensed cannabis retail location.
These programs share one thing: the obligee wants an A-rated, T-Listed surety on file, and the applicant wants the bond issued fast. Our specialty desk covers the whole book — we can quote, issue and file within a business day on most clean applications.
Miscellaneous / specialty programs we write
Lost instrument bonds
Lost stock certificate, lost cashier's cheque, lost promissory note and lost bond-of-title bonds. Bank or issuer requires the bond before reissuing a replacement.
Cannabis operator bonds
State-required surety bonds for licensed cannabis retailers, cultivators, testing labs and delivery services. Wording and amounts set by the state cannabis regulatory commission.
Customs bonds
US Customs and Border Protection import bonds — single-entry and continuous — for importers of record. Filed on the CBP-required Form 301.
Medicare DMEPOS
Federally-required $50,000 surety bonds for durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and supplies (DMEPOS) suppliers billing Medicare. Filed with CMS.
H2A farm-labor contractor
USDOL-required bonds for H2A visa farm-labor contractors and MSPA-covered agricultural employers. Amount tied to expected worker headcount.
Personal care agency bonds
State-licensed home-care and personal-care agency bonds, often paired with a business-service fidelity for aides in client homes.
Frequently asked questions
Good to KnowAlmost certainly yes. If a federal, state or municipal agency has published a specific bond form, an A-rated carrier we submit to has almost certainly written it before. Send the form and we'll confirm same-day.
The issuer's bond form, an affidavit of loss from the owner, and a description of the instrument (issuer, serial number, dollar amount). Bond amount is usually 1× or 2× the face value depending on the transfer agent.
Continuous customs bonds ($50,000 minimum) file with CBP and typically activate within 5–10 business days. Single-entry bonds can issue same-day.
Send the bond form — we'll place the market
Send whatever form or letter the obligee published and we'll route the file to the specialty market that writes it.
- 201-661-2381 — Anthony Spina, direct line
- aspina@acsbonding.com
- 1200 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 302A, Mahwah, NJ 07430
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