FLORIDA BAIL BONDS EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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1. WHICH IS CORRECT ABOUT A TEMPORARY LIMITED
SURETY AGENT & COLLATERAL?
a. A temporary bail bond agent is prohibited from handling or
accepting collateral until a properly executed receipt has been
issued by a licensed and appointed bail bond agent.
b. A temporary bail bond agent is allowed to handle collateral
however, he (she) is prohibited from handling collateral receipts.
c. A temporary bail bond agent is prohibited from handling
collateral, however he (she) is allowed to handle collateral
receipts
d. A temporary bail bond agent is allowed to handle collateral and
collateral receipts - ANSWER-A
1. WHICH IS MOST CORRECT REGARDING THE SURETY'S
ACCOUNTS FOR CASH COLLATERAL?
a. One Bank account is allowed for all funds : Business and
collateral, but collateral cannot be spent
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b. A separate, individual account must be set up for each bond
written
c. Agent needs an account for his business funds & totally
separate account for holding collateral
d. If a separate account is used it must bear interest - ANSWER-C
1. WHAT IS IT CALLED IF A BOND AGENT USES COLLATERAL
FOR HIS OWN GAIN?
a. Conversion
b. Concealment
c. Pecuniary Advantage
d. Pecuniary Fiduciary adversarial action - ANSWER-A
1. AFTER THE COURT'S WRITTEN DISCHARGE, WHEN MUST
COLLATERAL BE RETURNED?
a. 14 calendar days
b. 21 calendar days
c. 15 business days - ANSWER-B
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1. WHAT IS REQUIRED BY STATUTE FOR THE SURETY TO
DO, WHEN COLLATERAL IS RETURNED
a. There are no special requirements
b. They must provide the indemnitor with a certified receipt
c. They must keep a copy of the receipt in the permanent bond
record
d. They must notify the department of insurance within 21 days -
ANSWER-C
1. WHAT METHODS ARE PERMITTED FOR THE SURETY TO
DEDUCT EXPENSE & COSTS FROM COLLATERAL OR
OTHERWISE OFFSET LOSSES, AFTER FORFEITURE BY THE
DEFENDANT?
I. May retain an amount not to exceed 10% of bond for expenses
in locating & returning defendant PLUS not to exceed an
additional 20% of bond for the cost of converting collateral after
forfeiture
II. Surety May retain an amount not to exceed 10% of the Bond
for expense in locating and returning the defendant INCLUDING
the cost of converting the collateral after forfeiture
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III. The surety could institute a civil lawsuit to attempt to collect
any additional cost or expenditures incurred in locating or
apprehending defendant or if indemnitor disputed the validity of
the costs.
a. I only
b. I and III
c. II and III
d. All of the above - ANSWER-B
WHO REGULATES INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
INSURANCE AGENTS IN FLORIDA?
a) Bail Bond Regulatory Department of Florida
b) Chief Financial Officer
c) Lexington Insurance Company
d) None of the Above - ANSWER-B
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE PERSON IN CHARGE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL
SERVICES;