If you’re expanding your bail bond business, you must apply for a Bail Bond Branch License through the Washington Department of Licensing (DOL). Under WAC 308-19-110, agencies must meet specific legal requirements to open and operate a branch office successfully.
Understanding WAC 308-19-110 for Your Branch Office License
WAC 308-19-110 explains how to obtain a branch office license in Washington. Agencies must:
- Complete and submit the official branch office application.
- Pay all required licensing fees.
- Assign a qualified, licensed bail bond agent to manage the branch.
- Provide the branch’s physical address.
- Meet all state compliance and regulatory obligations.
Read the Full WAC 308-19-110 Regulation Here.
Steps to Apply for a Bail Bond Office Permit
1. Complete the License Application
Get the form on the Washington Department of Licensing Website.
2. Pay the Required Fees
Visit the DOL Bail Bond Fee Schedule for the latest costs.
3. Appoint a Qualified Agent
A licensed bail bond agent must manage day-to-day branch operations.
4. Pass a Background Check
Your appointed agent may need to undergo a criminal background check.
5. Maintain Compliance with Washington Law
Learn more by visiting our guide to Washington Bail Bond Laws.
Why Choose Blanford Law?
At Blanford Law, we offer expert legal guidance for bail bond agencies looking to expand by opening branch offices. Our team is well-versed in WAC 308-19-110 and can help ensure that your agency meets all compliance requirements. From completing the necessary application forms to navigating the process with the Washington Department of Licensing, we provide personalized support every step of the way.
To learn more about how Blanford Law can assist your business, visit our Blanford Law Reviews. Contact us today to get started on your application for a bail bond branch office license.
