Can a bondsman have an office at a bar or liquor store?

• A. Not allowed
• B. It is allowed only if a separate business license is obtained
• C. It is allowed only if the bondsman obtains written permission
• D. It is allowed

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that where a bondsman’s office is located isn’t restricted to conventional office spaces. What matters is that the bondsman operates a legitimate, licensed business and complies with the governing rules. In Oklahoma, there’s no rule requiring a separate license just because the office is in a bar or liquor store, nor is written permission from a third party or a special license needed solely for that location. As long as the office is a bona fide business address, open to clients, and the bondsman remains properly licensed and in good standing, locating an office in a bar or liquor store is permissible. The other options add requirements (an extra license, or written permission) that aren’t required by the regulations.