Even though many bond forms use the same language, each bond form can be customized by the government agency that requires the specific bond. In addition to that, some bond forms may contain provisions that increase the potential costs for the surety company. These increased costs will ultimately be passed on to the invention developer in the form of higher bond premiums, more stringent underwriting, or collateral. An ideal developer licensing bond should primarily focus on (1) aggregate restrictions, (2) cancellation provisions, as well as (3) forfeiture terms in its body of language.