Regulatory Updates

Effective February 25, 2025, Delaware implemented new transaction types to process Designated Responsible Licensed Producers (DRLP).

Effective February 24, 2025, Alaska will implement a new transaction type to process Name Change (Demographics) updates.

Posted February 20, 2025, Hawaii published the document for reporting the annual report. This report is due March 1 of each year, starting with the year 2020. The annual report can be filed electronically at ins-examtpa@dcca.hawaii.gov. Please use the following URL for TPA General Information. Attached is the annual report for convenience. 

Posted February 20, 2025, Delaware sent out a bulletin to identify the roles that adjusters and property contractors play in the claims settlement process and to identify the types of services they can provide in conformity with the law. Please see the attachment for more information. 

Effective April 1, 2025, New Jersey company appointment renewal invoices will be available for payment from April 1, 2025, through June 3, 2025. The termination deadline is March 25, 2025. The cost is $25 per company, per appointment.

Effective March 14, 2025, Nevada will prevent California Resident Motor Club Agents from applying for a nonresident Nevada Motor Club license. Nevada is not reciprocal with California Motor Club licenses.

Posted February 17, 2025, California announced they will use Capital Live Scan (CLS) as the new fingerprinting vendor for resident license applicants. This change is effective immediately. Please follow the link below for more information. California Resident Licensing Fingerprint Requirements

Posted February 14, 2025, New Hampshire posted a reminder that all entities must comply with department inquiries and investigations within 10 working days. Please see the attachment for more information.

Posted February 13, 2025, Maine sent out a notice reminding nonresident adjusters to verify their  Designated Home State (DHS) before the October renewal period. Maine will be reviewing the DHS during the renewal cycle, and if it is incorrect, your application may be rejected, and the fee will be retained.  Adjusters residing in states that do not license adjusters can select a Designated Home State (DHS). The DHS is the state in which the adjuster does not maintain their principal place of residence or business and qualifies for the license as if they were a resident.  A state whose laws permit a nonresident adjuster to designate that state as their home state will require the nonresident to qualify for the license as if the person were a resident.

Effective March 14, 2025, New York will start displaying the 'Company' license class on the Producer Database with the Federal Liability Retention Act Insurer line of business.