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“Escrow agents must file a surety bond with the commissioner before providing escrow services, with the bond amount set by the agent’s average escrow liability.”
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Escrow agents must file a surety bond with the commissioner before providing escrow services, with the bond amount set by the agent’s average escrow liability.
Section 7-22-105
The surety bond must name the state as a beneficiary for certain escrow-agent insolvency or default costs, and it must also name other claimants after the state’s claims are fully paid.
Section 7-22-105(2)
this state for payment of any costs incurred and charges made in connection with any escrow agent's insolvency or default, including costs and charges relating to an examination and receivership of any escrow agent; and
Section 7-22-105(2)(a)
The total claims liability on the bond, including legal fees and other costs connected to the bond, cannot exceed the bond amount.
Section 7-22-105(3)
An escrow-agent registration applicant may, instead of meeting the usual surety arrangement, deposit assets or give a letter of credit to the commissioner for the required bond amount, subject to the same surety conditions.
Section 7-22-105(4)
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