South Carolina Mortgage Brokerbonds are required by The South Carolina Department Of Consumer Affairs to comply with the state, city, county, or federal government licensing requirements. The obligee is the government entity requiring you to get the bond. There are a variety of types of surety bonds, each with its own requirements and uses. Each entity has their own South Carolina Mortgage Broker Bond Form, so you will need a different South Carolina Mortgage Broker bond for each state you will be transacting business in.