When a person or a corporation loses a valuable and redeemable instrument, the issuer will not deliver a duplicate until the owner furnishes a Lost Instrument Surety Bond. 

A Lost instrument Surety Bond is required for redeemable items of value such as a:

• Cashiers Checks
• Stock Certificates
• Promissory Note
• Savings Bonds
• Certificates of Deposit
• Check or Money Order
• Life Insurance Policy
• Deed of Trust
• Membership Certificates
• Warehouse Receipts
• Interest Coupon
• Savings Bankbook
• Municipal Bond
• Corporate Bond

The bond guarantees that the Principal will protect and hold harmless from loss or expense suffered as a result of duplicate issuance of an instrument.  Lost Instrument Surety Bonds can have either a Fixed Penalty or Open Penalty with regard to the penal amount and are most commonly required by Banks, Transfer Agents, Brokerage Firms, Individuals and companies that lose a stock certificate, mortgage note or other redeemable item of value.

• Fixed Penalty is as it sounds, the penal sum of the bond is a specific set amount.
• Open Penalty is a fluctuating amount, never set to a specific amount.

The required amounts and types of bonds are always specified by the obligee and directly related to the value of the lost instrument. 

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