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The MVPD Appraiser license will be moved to the non-adjuster license class. All Applicants must apply through the Nonresident Licensing, Nonresident Renewals, Nonresident Licensing No Home State, or Nonresident Renewal No Home State applications. All other applications will not be accepted.
North Dakota will use PSI as their exam vendor.
North Dakota Insurance Department is now contracted with PSI Services LLC (PSI) for the examination program. The goal of this partnership is to provide a process for examination and licensing.
New Mexico has reviewed the NOPR and the proposed replacement rules. The outcome of the review and proposed changes regarding suitability in annuity transactions are outlined in the state announcement attached in the expanded view.
New Jersey announces the company appointment renewal invoices will be available for payment April 1, 2022 to June 3, 2022. The termination deadline is March 26th, 2022. On April 1, NIPR will display the invoice and a list of appointments for renewal.
Maine has introduced a new website. With this introduction, they will no longer be mailing hard copy invoices to certain license prefix types.
California is adding new Non-Uniform (State-specific) questions on March 25th, 2022 that will impact initial and renewal applicants for both individual and business entities and residents and nonresidents.
Louisiana outlines guidance for adjusters which includes limiting their authority of assisting insureds in first-party claims to avoid the unauthorized practice of law. Additionally, adjusters responsibilities and legal duties are further outlined.
For companies with active North Carolina appointments, the bill is now available to be paid via NIPR. This payment is due by March 31st. Companies that do not have active North Carolina appointments will not have an invoice for appointment renewal. North Carolina has posted instructions and FAQs on the website linked.
The bulletin informs insurance carriers and affected consumers of the Division of Insurances' position concerning the communication of certain coverage limits for the policy holders that files a claim in response to the fires.
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