Annual Zero Filing Reports Are Coming Due!
December 20, 2019
If you have an active surplus lines license in a zero-filing state, and you have not written business during the year, your zero-reports are almost due!
If you have an active surplus lines license in a zero-filing state, and you have not written business during the year, your zero-reports are almost due!
Several states have announced changes to surplus lines filing requirements. Please review these updates to ensure continued compliance.
InsCipher is pleased to announce that its Vice President, Daniel Steadman, is a finalist for the Insurance Business Awards’ “Young Guns of 2017 Award.” Steadman is one of only13 finalists in the international search for the industry’s next “Young Gun.”
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