DELEG - How to become licensed as a Resident Surplus Lines Agency

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How to become licensed as a Resident Surplus Lines Agency

The agency must hold a license for Property, Casualty, Property and Casualty, or Accident and Health, and be in good standing.

The agency must have a licensed Surplus Lines producer in good standing affiliated with their agency before an agency Surplus Lines license will be issued.

Complete the NAIC Uniform Application for Business Entity Insurance License/Registration. Specify type of entity and requested qualification on page 2 of the application.

Mail the completed form with the FIS 0223 Fee Processing Card and a $110.00 fee in the form of a business check, cashier's check, or money order made payable to the State of Michigan. Do not send personal checks.


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