First National Collection Bureau

Last checked: July 12, 2026

First National Collection Bureau is a debt collection agency headquartered in Reno. It has held a Texas surety bond continuously for 30 years, and currently has an active $10,000 bond on file with the Texas Secretary of State (SoS File 20180112), meeting the Texas Finance Code Chapter 392 requirement for third-party debt collectors. Every fact below links to its public source with the date it was last checked.

30 years

of continuous verified Texas bond history on the Secretary of State register. First National Collection Bureau currently holds an active $10,000 surety bond.

Source: direct.sos.state.tx.us · Last checked: July 12, 2026

Verified facts about First National Collection Bureau

Fact	Value	Source
Headquarters	Reno	Source: fncbnv.com · Last checked: July 12, 2026
Company type	Third-party agency	Source: fncbnv.com · Last checked: July 12, 2026
Website	fncbnv.com
Texas surety bond history	30 years continuously bonded ActiveSoS File 20180112· filed June 19, 2018 Canceled Close FileSoS File 20150176· filed August 13, 2015· canceled September 1, 2018 Canceled Close FileSoS File 20120245· filed October 4, 2012· canceled October 30, 2015 Canceled Close FileSoS File 20060160· filed August 17, 2006· canceled December 7, 2012 Canceled Close FileSoS File 970495· filed September 2, 1997· canceled November 12, 2002 Canceled Close FileSoS File 970478· filed August 29, 1997· canceled November 23, 1999 Canceled Close FileSoS File 970479· filed August 29, 1997· canceled January 9, 2007 Canceled Close FileSoS File 960226· filed December 6, 1996· canceled September 11, 1997 Canceled Close FileSoS File 960227· filed December 6, 1996· canceled September 11, 1997 Canceled Close FileSoS File 960021· filed January 5, 1996· canceled September 11, 1997	Register: direct.sos.state.tx.us · Last checked: July 12, 2026
CFPB complaints on record	944	CFPB database: consumerfinance.gov · Last checked: July 12, 2026

Common questions about First National Collection Bureau

Is First National Collection Bureau licensed to collect debt in Texas?

Yes. First National Collection Bureau has an active $10,000 surety bond on file with the Texas Secretary of State (SoS File 20180112), which is the legal requirement for third-party debt collectors under Texas Finance Code Chapter 392, last checked July 12, 2026.

Does First National Collection Bureau have complaints on record?

The public CFPB Consumer Complaint Database records 944 debt-collection complaints referencing First National Collection Bureau, as of July 12, 2026. This is the total on record and links to the live CFPB database; a complaint is a record, not a verdict, and larger agencies naturally accrue more.

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