Which item is NOT part of the information that should be on the report?

• A. The court and the county
• B. The insurer's phone number
• C. The case number and premium charged
• D. Collateral received

Answer: (B)

On a bail bond report, you want information that ties the bond to a specific case, the court handling it, and the financial and security details of the bond. The court and county identify where the case is proceeding and under which jurisdiction the bond is posted. The case number provides a unique reference to the exact case, and the premium charged records the cost of posting the bond. Collateral received shows what is securing the bond and may be part of the record of the bond’s terms and status. The insurer’s phone number, while potentially useful for contact outside the report, isn’t necessary for documenting the bond itself, so it does not belong on the report.