Oregon Surety Rider Form 440-1810

• Category: Oregon Workers Compensation - Official - First Report of Injury
• State: Oregon
• Control #: OR-SKU-1740
• Format: Word

Description

Surety Rider Form 440-1810 The Oregon Surety Rider Form 440-1810 is a legal document used in Oregon to provide additional security for a loan or other financial arrangement. It is used to guarantee a lender that the borrower will fulfill the obligations of the loan agreement, such as repayment. The Surety Rider Form 440-1810 consists of three different forms: the Surety Agreement, the Surety Bond, and the Affidavit of Surety. The Surety Agreement states the terms and conditions of the surety relationship and outlines the duties and responsibilities of both the surety and the lender. The Surety Bond is a written promise from the surety to the lender that the borrower will fulfill the obligations of the loan agreement, including repayment. The Affidavit of Surety is a sworn statement from the surety that the surety is financially solvent and able to cover the loan amount if the borrower defaults.

The Oregon Surety Rider Form 440-1810 is a legal document used in Oregon to provide additional security for a loan or other financial arrangement. It is used to guarantee a lender that the borrower will fulfill the obligations of the loan agreement, such as repayment. The Surety Rider Form 440-1810 consists of three different forms: the Surety Agreement, the Surety Bond, and the Affidavit of Surety. The Surety Agreement states the terms and conditions of the surety relationship and outlines the duties and responsibilities of both the surety and the lender. The Surety Bond is a written promise from the surety to the lender that the borrower will fulfill the obligations of the loan agreement, including repayment. The Affidavit of Surety is a sworn statement from the surety that the surety is financially solvent and able to cover the loan amount if the borrower defaults.