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What is an Obligee?

An obligee is the entity requiring the bond from the principal. Generally, obligees are branches of local, state, or federal government. These governmental bodies propose, enact, and maintain the statutes and legislature surrounding the requirements to the bond.

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Name	City	State	Actions
United States Department of Labor	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Department of Insurance Securities and Banking	Washington	DC	View
DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking	Washington	DC	View
Department of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs	Washington	DC	View
Department of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Educational Licensure Commission	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs	Washington	DC	View
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Office of the Notary Commissions and Authentications	Washington	DC	View
Potomac Electric Company (PEPCO)	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Public Service Commission	Washington	DC	View
Superior Court of the District of Columbia - Probate Division	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Occupational and Professional Licensing Administration	Washington	DC	View
Administrator, Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Dept Labor	Washington	DC	View
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency	Washington	DC	View
Executive Office for United States Trustees	Washington	DC	View
Federal Maritime Commission	Washington	DC	View
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration	Washington	DC	View
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)	Washington	DC	View
U.S. Department of Transportation	Washington	DC	View
US Customs Service - Dept of Treasury	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Department of Finance and Revenue	Washington	DC	View
District of Columbia Department of For-Hire Vehicles	Washington	DC	View
Washington Gas Light Company	Washington	DC	View