The Kentucky Surety Information Sheet is a document used by the Kentucky Department of Insurance (TDI) to provide surety companies with information about the financial condition of an insurance company. This form is used to ensure that the surety company has adequate capital and surplus to meet the financial obligations of their surety bonds. The Kentucky Surety Information Sheet also provides a listing of all surety bonds issued by a company, the amount of the bond, and the expiration date. There are two types of Kentucky Surety Information Sheet: the Annual Statement and the Interim Financial Report. The Annual Statement provides a snapshot of the company’s financial condition at the end of the fiscal year, while the Interim Financial Report provides an update of the company’s financial condition throughout the year. Both forms require the company to provide financial statements and other financial information that is used by TDI to assess the company’s ability to meet its obligations.