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Can you company be bonded if you have a felony?

asked by Etc6021 (23)

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This is tough question that can only be answered when more details are provided. Was the felony committed doing something that may pertain to the business in which you would like to become bonded and licensed. Is it a minor felony or major felony? How long ago did this crime take place. Contact your local insurance company to find out.

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posted by mlucas (512)
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Your company can be bonded and cannot be. It depends on the kind of felony you had. But you need to be careful since other companies may turn down negotiations with you depending on the felony you have. Also you may want to talk to an attorney or a sheriff about the situation.

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posted by Dary (111)
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There might be some legal ways around this, but as far as I know you cannot be bonded once you have a felony.

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Well, no and depends on the degree of felony you have. You will have to find out from the legal jurisdiction in your city.

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posted by Liz59 (10812)
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Yes, it can, but it will be much more expensive than if there wasn't a felony. You might want to talk to an attorney or sheriff.

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Yes certain companies look beyond the felony because they are looking for business but some places may shut u down.

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Depends on the type of felony and whether you own the company. DUI or manslaughter are challenges that may be overcome whereas a felony involving theft or dishonesty may not.

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posted by dlf402 (13)
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I doubt if your company can be bonded if you have been convicted of a felony,either way you look at it it is still you owning the company.

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The answer varies on whether or not a felon can be bonded. The determining factor in all of this is the felon's state of residence.

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posted by bucklord (4)
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