Insurer Services

Start by clicking Register on the SLIP+ login page. Select Insurer and complete the registration form. Once completed, all login information will be provided to the email address listed on the registration form. After an account is live, active users can add additional SLIP+ users. If you attempt to register an insurer and receive an error, please contact [email protected] for assistance.

Please note initial users of the SLIP+ platform were given login credentials on September 15, 2024. For questions regarding previous accounts, please contact [email protected].

Yes! You can easily set up additional users from within your main SLIP+ for States account. Just follow these steps:

1.Go to Settings
2.Select User Manager
3.Click on Add New User

You can add as many users as needed to support your filing process.

• Authenticator Application (Example: DUO, Microsoft Authenticator, 1Password)
• SMS (Text Message)
• Email

Only a single device linked to each account. If you have multiple users currently using a single user’s credentials, you will need to create each of those users as secondary SLIP+ users associated with the primary account. You can do that by going to the Settings page (found by clicking on the account holder name in the top right corner) and then User Manager. There is an icon for “Add New User” in the top right corner of that page. There you can add each secondary user that would need access to the account.

Reporting is based on the Transaction Effective Date.

• For New Business and Renewals, the Transaction Effective Date is the same as the Policy Effective Date, which marks the policy’s inception.
• For any subsequent endorsement transaction such as additional premiums, return premiums, cancellations, or other changes — the date used is the endorsement’s transaction effective date, not the policy’s original inception date.

Yes. A No Business Report is required in lieu of quarterly or annual policy information for eligible surplus lines insurers not doing business in our client states and must be submitted through SLIP+ for States, under the Compliance tab. Foreign insurers must submit the No Business Report quarterly within 90 days of the end of the quarter. Alien insurers need to file annually, by June 30, for the previous calendar year.

“Duplicate Transaction” means our system has already received a transaction with the same policy number, effective date, and premium amount. If you receive this error, remove the transaction(s) from the batch file and resubmit it.

The batch file displays the total premium amount for all transactions submitted within the batch. If your total premium exceeds the amount shown on the discrepancy notice, some reported premiums may not have effective dates within the reporting period. The email you received from SLIP+ for States compares the insurer’s premiums with effective dates within the reporting period against agent and IPC/Direct Procurement filers’ premiums within the same period.

For foreign insurers, filings are due quarterly, one quarter after the reporting period ends. For example, 1st Quarter data is due by June 30 and must include all transactions with effective dates from January 1 through March 31.-Each reporting quarter should include all transactions based on the Transaction Effective Date, regardless of when the business was written, booked, or submitted.-For alien insurers, filings are due annually and must include all transactions with effective dates from January 1 through December 31 of the prior year.

Foreign Insurers

Alien Insurers

The most current list can downloaded here

Alabama does not maintain an Eligible Insurer list.

View the Insurer Bulletin

View a list of Eligible Insurers

View the Insurer Bulletin

View the Eligible Insurers List

Information Coming Soon

View a list of Eligible Insurers

Insurer Bulletin coming soon

View a list of Eligible Insurers

View the Insurer Bulletin

View the Insurer Bulletin

South Dakota does not maintain an Eligible Insurer list. More information can be found here.

South Dakota insurer eligibility and filing requirements:

58-32-22. Requirements for placing surplus lines insurance. Surplus lines insurance may be placed by a surplus lines licensee if the insurer is authorized to write the type of insurance in its domiciliary jurisdiction, and either meets the criteria established through a multi-state agreement pursuant to § 58-32-45 or meets one of the following criteria:

(1) The insurer has capital and surplus or its equivalent under the laws of its domiciliary jurisdiction which equals the greater of:

(a) The minimum capital and surplus requirements under § 58-6-23; or

(b) Fifteen million dollars; or

(2) The insurer is a nonadmitted insurer domiciled outside the United States that is listed on the Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers maintained by the International Insurers Department of the National Association of Insurance Commissions.

View a list of Eligible Insurers

View the Insurer Bulletin

View the Insurer Bulletin

At this time, the Wyoming Department of Insurance does not maintain a list of eligible non-admitted insurers. More information can be found here.

For non-admitted insurers domiciled in a U.S. jurisdiction, a broker is permitted to place non-admitted insurance with such insurers provided they are authorized to write such business in their state of domicile and maintain minimum capital and surplus of $15 million.

For non-admitted insurers domiciled outside the U.S., a broker may place business with such insurers provided the insurer is listed on the Quarterly Listing of Alien Insurers*.