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Apply for an insurance license online — Go to CDI's Sircon.com — Individual License Application service for both resident and non-resident applicants to apply for an insurance license online. Surplus Line and/or Special Lines' Surplus Line Broker Certification, form LIC-050.
Surplus lines insurance protects against a financial risk that is too high for a regular insurance company to take on. Unlike normal insurance, this insurance can be bought from an insurer not licensed in the insured's state. However, the surplus lines' insurer requires a license in the state where it is based.
A surplus lines (SL) broker is an insurance professional who negotiates coverage on your behalf from an excess and surplus lines (E&S) insurer. E&S insurers specialize in risks that standard insurers won't cover. They are nonadmitted, meaning they operate in states in which they aren't licensed.
SURPLUS LINES TAXES Most states charge an insurance premium tax to insurance companies licensed and admitted doing business within their borders. Generally speaking, those carriers then pass the cost of those taxes onto their policyholders by adding a comparable amount to their premiums.
Often called the safety valve of the insurance industry, surplus lines insurers fill the need for coverage in the marketplace by insuring those risks that are declined by the standard underwriting and pricing processes of admitted insurance carriers.
Minimum Age: 18 years. Residency: California residency is not required. Experience: Must hold a Property Broker-Agent and a Casualty Broker-Agent (resident and nonresidents) and a Surplus Line Broker license in resident state (nonresidents). Entity Types: Individual and Business Entity.
A surplus lines (SL) broker is an insurance professional who negotiates coverage on your behalf from an excess and surplus lines (E&S) insurer. E&S insurers specialize in risks that standard insurers won't cover. They are nonadmitted, meaning they operate in states in which they aren't licensed.
Surplus lines insurance, unlike normal insurance, can be bought from an insurer not licensed in the insured's state. However, the surplus lines' insurer requires a license in the state where it is based.
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