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Accident & Health Licensing and Appointment Requirements

Licensing and Appointment Requirements

As an industry leader with more than 50 years of experience providing A&H solutions, AIG is firmly committed to working with our business partners to ensure principled corporate governance. It is imperative that our collective business practices are in compliance with applicable state and federal insurance laws and regulations that may impact you and your clients. 

To that end, we want to ensure that all individual and entity producers (agents and brokers) who market or sell our products are appropriately licensed in their resident state, as well as the states in which their policyholders reside, and are properly appointed with us where required. 

As an insurance producer, it is your responsibility to know and comply with the laws and regulations of the states in which you do insurance business.

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The following chart describes the license requirements for entities and individuals, for producers and sub-producers, and type of license required.1

StateWho Needs a LicenseWhat Type of License
AlabamaEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H authority
AlaskaEntity and IndividualsA&H (Health) authority
ArizonaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
ArkansasEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
CaliforniaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
ColoradoEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
ConnecticutEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
DelawareEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
District of ColumbiaEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H authority
FloridaEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H (Health) authority
GeorgiaEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H (A&S) authority
HawaiiEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
IdahoEntity and IndividualsA&H (Disability) authority
IllinoisEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
IndianaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
IowaIndividualsA&H authority
KansasEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
KentuckyEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H authority
LouisianaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MaineEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MarylandEntity and IndividualsA&H (Health) authority
MassachusettsEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MichiganEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MinnesotaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MississippiEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MissouriEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
MontanaEntity and IndividualsA&H (Disability) authority
NebraskaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
NevadaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
New HampshireEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
New JerseyEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
New MexicoEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H authority
New YorkEntity and IndividualsP&C or A&H authority
North CarolinaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
North DakotaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
OhioEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
OklahomaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
OregonEntity and IndividualsA&H (Health) authority
PennsylvaniaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
Rhode IslandIndividualsP&C or A&H authority
South CarolinaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
South DakotaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
TennesseeIndividualsA&H authority
TexasEntity and IndividualsP&C or General Life, Accident & Health authority
UtahEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
VermontIndividualsA&H authority
VirginiaEntity and IndividualsA&H (Health) authority
WashingtonEntity and IndividualsA&H (Disability) authority
West VirginiaEntity and IndividualsA&H authority
WisconsinIndividualsA&H authority
WyomingEntity and IndividualsA&H authority

1 For this chart, the underwriting company is considered to be National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa., a property and casualty insurer.

The following chart describes the appointment requirements for producers, by state. Currently: (a) 28 states require appointment of all producers, whether broker or agent; (b) four states do not require any appointment at all; and (c) 19 jurisdictions will require a case-by-case analysis to determine whether a producer will be deemed in that jurisdiction to be an agent subject to appointment requirements, even if the insurer or producer believes the producer to be a broker.  In the chart, an “X” indicates that an appointment is required.  No text in the box indicates that an appointment is not required.  Jurisdictions requiring an analysis contain a notation to this effect.

StateAgencies 
(includes entities and individual agents)
Brokerages 
(includes entities and individual agents)
Individual Employees of Agencies or Brokerages Required to be Appointed
AlabamaXXX
AlaskaX*Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent* 
Arizona   
ArkansasXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
CaliforniaXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
Colorado   
ConnecticutXX X
DelawareX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X 
District of ColumbiaXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
FloridaX (individual only)X (individual only)X
GeorgiaX (individual only)X (individual only)X
HawaiiXXX
IdahoXX  
Illinois   
IndianaX*X*X*
IowaX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X
KansasXX 
KentuckyXX 
LouisianaXX 
MaineXXX
MarylandX*X*X*
MassachusettsXX 
MichiganXXX
MinnesotaX (individual only)X (individual only)X
MississippiX (individual only)X (individual only)X
MissouriX*Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent* 
MontanaXX 
NebraskaX (individual only)X (individual only)X
NevadaXX 
New HampshireXXX
New JerseyXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
New MexicoX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X
New YorkXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
North CarolinaX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X
North DakotaXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an AgentX
OhioXXX
OklahomaXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an AgentX
OregonX*X* 
PennsylvaniaXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an AgentX
Rhode Island   
South CarolinaX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X
South DakotaXXX
TennesseeX (individual only)X (individual only)X
TexasXX  
UtahXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
VermontX (individual only)Requires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent (individual only)X
VirginiaX XX
WashingtonXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdiction will deem an Agent 
West VirginiaX (individual only)X (individual only)X
WisconsinX (individual only)X (individual only)X
WyomingXRequires case-by-case analysis to determine if jurisdict'ion will deem an AgentX

*Appointment maintained by insurance company; no state filing required.

The materials presented on this web page are for informational purposes only. The materials presented are not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact your attorney to obtain advice regarding any issue or question.