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- Bond Basics - CSLB
If a license has been revoked—or in some instances, suspended—for a violation of the Contractors State License Law, the contractor must file a disciplinary bond with the Registrar to reinstate, reissue or reapply for a new license
- How to File a Claim Against a Contractor’s Bond in California
Learn how to navigate the contractor bond claim process in California to seek financial recovery for project issues or professional misconduct
- CA Contractor License Bond Claims: The Comprehensive Guide
This article will go through the details of claims made against the contractor license bond in California, including who specifically can make a claim against the bond, what a contractor should do in the event that a bond is filed against them, how contractors can avoid claims, and more
- How to File a Claim Against a Construction Contractors Bond
If your contractor breaks your contract, you can file a claim against their bond If you’re not sure which surety company your contractor is bonded with, check your state’s licensing board website
- A Consumer Guide to Filing Construction Complaints
The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) protects consumers by licensing and regulating California contractors Consumers or contractors who have an unresolved issue with a contractor can file a complaint with CSLB Whenever possible, CSLB aims to settle complaints with early intervention in the dispute and mediation
- California Contractor Disciplinary Bond
Filing the disciplinary bond with the CSLB Registrar is a critical step in reinstating, reissuing, or reapplying for a new license if a contractor’s license is revoked or suspended due to a violation of the Contractors State License Law
- Contractor Disciplinary Bond in California | CCIS Bonds
If your contractor's license has been suspended or revoked due to a violation of Contractor's License Law, the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) may require you to file a contractor disciplinary bond in California to reinstate, continue, renew, or restore your license
- California Bond Claim Law in Construction - FAQs, Forms . . .
Prime contractors cannot file a claim against their own bond Who is protected under California Bond Claim Laws? On public projects in California, there are two potential types of protection: a bond claim against a contractor’s bond, and a stop notice claim against the contract funds
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