Hi Huey, The process for filing a complaint against a Motor Vehicle Dealer is different in each state. Hopefully, our article on how to file a complaint against a car dealer is helpful to your situation: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer
Thank you for the info, and clarity! I've recently looked up bond info on a contractor I am considering doing business with....State records indicate that a claim was filed...and then "Dismissed". I am going to call the State Monday for clarity, but since they are not available until Monday thought I would ask you. You seem to know your way around these things.....any idea of what "dismissed" could be indicating, or telling me? Thanks again!!
Hi there! I apologize for the late reply. Great question! You have probably already spoke with the state regarding the contractor's claim. There are several reasons a claim could have been made, such as shoddy work, failure to finish a job, failure to pay for supplies, etc... The surety company holding the bond investigates when a claim is made on the bond. They decide if the claim is valid or not and in the case you mention, it sounds like they found the claim not to be valid. Sounds like you are on the correct course in finding out what the claim is about. The state may refer you to the surety company holding the bond, if they do not have the claim information on record. Thank you for reaching out!
@@Suretysolutionsllc Can you please explain, if I believe Judge violated my rights, where would you go to see his oath and surety bond and how would you proceed?
@@Pyotr_Troyan Thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry about your situation with that judge. Some public officials are required to have a surety bond, but I don't know how to go about getting that information. Your best option would be to speak to your attorney about possibly filing for an appeal. I wish you the best of luck!
@@Pyotr_Troyan if the judge's office will not willingly give that info to you as required by law. then you can file a FOIA request for them to disclose it.
I am a contractor and would like to consult with someone like yourself for a question and answer session. It would be a great help to us and we would of course pay you for your time. We would like an hour call with someone if possible
I'm watching your videos because a car lot out of state sold me a car they advertised as all wheel drive and it's only front wheel drive. It's been 81 days today that I first contacted the lady whole sold me the car and I've lost all patience with her
Hi Dougie, I'm sorry to hear the vehicle you purchased was not as described. We have a blog post on how to file a complaint against a dealer you might find helpful here: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer Hopefully your situation with the dealership is resolved soon.
can I file a claim if the motor company sold me a car that didnt come with the options the salesman said it would come with? and now they dont want to pay to correct the mistake.
Hi UniqBrainPlay, Thanks for commenting. Anyone is free to file any claim. If that claim is determined to be valid depends on many factors such as the details of the contract you signed, etc. To file a claim against the dealership, you first need to find out who bonded the dealer. Then you can call the surety bonding company's claims department and file a claim with them. You might also try reaching out to your motor vehicle dealer investigative board, if your state has one, for additional help. Good luck and hope you can get the issue resolved!
@@CorbanEnns would this process assist with discovery, capture and ownership of the true title/ MCO=mechants certificate of origin to be thr real property onwner?
@@nikkylastephan1168 Great question! The surety company that issued the bond to the dealer wouldn't have information on the vehicles being sold. However, the state department that deals with claims might be able to assist. You can view the department to contact for claims in your state here: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer Best of luck to you!
If a victim sues notary for $50 million dollars and the notary is found liable after trial, and they have a $15,000 surety bond, does the surety bond pays the victim $50 million and then goes after the notary for the repayment? Or does it mean the surety bond pays the victim $15,000 and the victim is told to pound sand for the remaining $49,985,000? How is the victim made whole if it only costs the notary $15,000?
Hello Felix, Great question! We recommend you contact the obligee to determine the surety bond company that holds the business' surety bond. The obligee is the entity requiring the business to have a surety bond. Typically, this is a government department in charge of licensing. When you've identified the surety company, you may contact their claims department to file a claim against the bond.
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I been trying but I am unable to get hold of surety bond in New York by doing FOIA do not know what else to do now?
And this is how you hit dirty cops where it hurts.
How?
How do we get access to the bond if we are ignored?
Great video! Thank you
Hum! Good info thanks..
Thank you, Angela. We hope you found the information helpful.
How do you get a attorney surety bond
What if it has been a recall on the fault engine that stopped and they won't fix it because of a leaking radiator
Hi Huey,
The process for filing a complaint against a Motor Vehicle Dealer is different in each state. Hopefully, our article on how to file a complaint against a car dealer is helpful to your situation: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer
Thank you for the info, and clarity! I've recently looked up bond info on a contractor I am considering doing business with....State records indicate that a claim was filed...and then "Dismissed". I am going to call the State Monday for clarity, but since they are not available until Monday thought I would ask you. You seem to know your way around these things.....any idea of what "dismissed" could be indicating, or telling me? Thanks again!!
Hi there! I apologize for the late reply. Great question! You have probably already spoke with the state regarding the contractor's claim. There are several reasons a claim could have been made, such as shoddy work, failure to finish a job, failure to pay for supplies, etc... The surety company holding the bond investigates when a claim is made on the bond. They decide if the claim is valid or not and in the case you mention, it sounds like they found the claim not to be valid. Sounds like you are on the correct course in finding out what the claim is about. The state may refer you to the surety company holding the bond, if they do not have the claim information on record. Thank you for reaching out!
@@Suretysolutionsllc Can you please explain, if I believe Judge violated my rights, where would you go to see his oath and surety bond and how would you proceed?
@@Pyotr_Troyan Thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry about your situation with that judge. Some public officials are required to have a surety bond, but I don't know how to go about getting that information. Your best option would be to speak to your attorney about possibly filing for an appeal. I wish you the best of luck!
@@Suretysolutionsllc no bar attorney bad advice.
@@Pyotr_Troyan if the judge's office will not willingly give that info to you as required by law. then you can file a FOIA request for them to disclose it.
I am a contractor and would like to consult with someone like yourself for a question and answer session. It would be a great help to us and we would of course pay you for your time. We would like an hour call with someone if possible
How can I find out who is the dealerships surety bond company is?
I'm watching your videos because a car lot out of state sold me a car they advertised as all wheel drive and it's only front wheel drive. It's been 81 days today that I first contacted the lady whole sold me the car and I've lost all patience with her
Hi Dougie, I'm sorry to hear the vehicle you purchased was not as described. We have a blog post on how to file a complaint against a dealer you might find helpful here: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer Hopefully your situation with the dealership is resolved soon.
Are the payments monthly or one lump sum? (In the case of default as you were saying)
can I file a claim if the motor company sold me a car that didnt come with the options the salesman said it would come with? and now they dont want to pay to correct the mistake.
Hi UniqBrainPlay, Thanks for commenting. Anyone is free to file any claim. If that claim is determined to be valid depends on many factors such as the details of the contract you signed, etc. To file a claim against the dealership, you first need to find out who bonded the dealer. Then you can call the surety bonding company's claims department and file a claim with them. You might also try reaching out to your motor vehicle dealer investigative board, if your state has one, for additional help. Good luck and hope you can get the issue resolved!
Thanks!
@@CorbanEnns would this process assist with discovery, capture and ownership of the true title/ MCO=mechants certificate of origin to be thr real property onwner?
@@nikkylastephan1168 Great question! The surety company that issued the bond to the dealer wouldn't have information on the vehicles being sold. However, the state department that deals with claims might be able to assist. You can view the department to contact for claims in your state here: blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/take-control-how-to-file-a-complaint-against-a-car-dealer Best of luck to you!
If a victim sues notary for $50 million dollars and the notary is found liable after trial, and they have a $15,000 surety bond, does the surety bond pays the victim $50 million and then goes after the notary for the repayment? Or does it mean the surety bond pays the victim $15,000 and the victim is told to pound sand for the remaining $49,985,000? How is the victim made whole if it only costs the notary $15,000?
I’m from CT, how do you find out which surety bond company a business so that you can file a claim
Hello Felix, Great question! We recommend you contact the obligee to determine the surety bond company that holds the business' surety bond. The obligee is the entity requiring the business to have a surety bond. Typically, this is a government department in charge of licensing. When you've identified the surety company, you may contact their claims department to file a claim against the bond.
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