To get a surety bond, you must first find a surety company authorized to issue bonds in the jurisdiction where you need the bond. Once you have identified a surety company, you must apply for a bond through them.

The application process for a surety bond typically involves providing the surety company with detailed information about your financial situation and the bond you seek. The surety company will evaluate your financial strength and ability to fulfill your obligations under the bond before deciding whether or not to issue the bond.

If the surety company decides to issue the bond, you will be required to pay a premium for the bond. The bonus is typically a percentage of the total bond amount and is non-refundable.

Once the premium is paid, the surety company will issue the bond, typically sent to the party who requested the bond (such as a court or a government agency). The bond will guarantee that you will fulfill your obligations as specified in the bond agreement and remain in effect until the end of the bond term.

The process for getting a surety bond can be complex, and the requirements may vary depending on the jurisdiction and type of bond required.