The Nevada Bail Solicitor license
Bail Solicitor
Solicits bail bonds in Nevada as the employee of a licensed bail agent. Same six hours as the agent, same examination, and three months of Nevada residence rather than a year. The license cannot be held on its own: the holder has to be the bona fide employee of a licensed bail agent, or be about to become one.
Course
6 hrs
The shortest single course route.
Ways in
2
1 of them skips the state exam.
Exam
Varies
Priced per paper. The prices are below.
A single line paper is $37. The Life/Health or Property/Casualty combination is $47.
Every way to qualify
More than one route leads to this license, and which one you take changes what you study and whether you sit the exam. They are listed in full because the course is only the first of them.
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Route 1 Take the 6-hour course
State exam required
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6 hours of instruction in bail bonds, approved by the Department
NRS 697.170(1)(d). The course has to be offered by a state or national organization of bail agents, or by another organization that runs training programs for the license, and then approved by the Commissioner: it is not a course a national insurance school sells. NAC 683A.225 sends whoever offers it to the same approval rules a producer course provider follows, which is the strictest set recorded on this site.
Read at leg.state.nv.us on 2026-08-15
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Route 2 Relicense within 6 months of a lapse
Exempt from the state exam
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a Nevada bail solicitor license that has lapsed
NRS 697.205. Six months from the date of lapse, and it removes the examination only.
Read at leg.state.nv.us on 2026-08-15
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A course is required and nobody sells one
No national seller sells a course for this license. Nevada's own register does hold three approved six-hour bail courses, which is what NRS 697.150(1)(g) asks: two from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, one classroom and one online, and a third from Northwest Career College that the register flags not public. None of the three comes from a national seller, so this is a local market rather than an empty one.