Regulatory Updates

With Hurricane Ian expected to cause damage along the coast of South Carolina, the state will permit nonresident adjusters and motor vehicle damage appraisers to handle claims. No South Carolina license will be required for 60 days from September 29, 2022.

For Third Party Administrator licenses in Connecticut, expiration dates will be extended from September 30, 2022 to October 31, 2022.

Florida has activated their application for companies and adjusting firms to apply for emergency adjuster licenses due to Hurricane Ian. Direction to apply are included in the attachement.

Beginning on October 14, 2022, Delaware will populate the Original Appointment Date. Previously they were populating the appointment effective date in the PDB.

Beginning on October 14, 2022, Oklahoma will populate the Original Appointment Date. Previously they were populating the appointment effective date in the PDB.

Beginning on October 14, 2022, Kansas will populate the Original Appointment Date. Previously they were populating the appointment effective date in the PDB.

Beginning on October 14, 2022, Connecticut will populate the Original Appointment Date. Previously they were populating the appointment effective date in the PDB

Beginning on October 14, 2022, Vermont will populate the Original Appointment Date. Previously they were populating the appointment effective date in the PDB.

Effective immediately, Idaho will no longer requires affiliations for producers, but will require all individuals and entities to be appointed with their carriers

Beginning on November 8, 2022, through November 16, 2022, Hawaii will be completing the State Based Systems conversation and will be shut off.