1. Do I need to get my DME bond or my accreditation first?
   • A lot of sureties will not post a bond until the accreditation is posted.
2. What does the new DME law mean when they say that they will only accept T-listed sureties?
   • The Treasury Department sends out twice a year The Department of Treasury's Listing of Approved Sureties.  The Surety Group Agency works with over 30 T-listed sureties.
3. How long will it take to get my DME bond approved?
   • Ordinarily, the process can be done within one business day or less.
4. There are sureties that are requiring me to furnish CPA financial statements on my business.  Do I have to?
   • It depends on your credit and financial net worth.  We are pleased to announce that we normally do not require CPA financial statements.
5. Do I have to join a purchasing group to enjoy a discounted bond rate?
   • No.  A number of associations and purchasing groups imply that you have to.  However, DME's with excellent credit can in fact enjoy a rate of approximately $200 per year.

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