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Which of these 3?
They are not variations of one license. Which you want changes what you have to study and what you may sell.
- Bail Agent 6 hrs No course sold
Writes bail bonds in Nevada under appointment by a surety insurer. Six hours of instruction, an examination as broad as the bail bond business, a bond of its own, and a year of Nevada residence before applying. The six hours are dated in this section and nowhere else: they are required of anyone qualifying on or after 1999-07-01. A nonresident bail agent is outside both the course and the examination, because NRS 697.150(2) sends a nonresident to three paragraphs only, and NRS 697.200(1) excludes the nonresident license by name.
- Bail Enforcement Agent 80 hrs No course sold
Recovers defendants who have not appeared, on behalf of a Nevada bail agent or surety. Eighty hours of training, which ties North Dakota's title producer and is beaten only by Florida's 2-20 at 200 and three New York lines at 90, and the only one whose syllabus is first aid, defensive tactics and the use of force rather than insurance. It is also the only license here that asks for a psychological evaluation and a drug test.
- Bail General Agent 6 hrs No course sold
Appoints and supervises bail agents in Nevada on behalf of an insurer. It is the one bail license Nevada asks a course of and no examination: the examination section names the other three and not this one. The application also carries a written appointment by an authorized insurer, a copy of the contract authorizing the applicant to act for it, and a letter from a local law enforcement agency in the applicant's county of residence about the applicant's record.