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STATE OF NEBRASKA

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

Robert G. Lange

Acting Director

May 18, 1994

CB-51 (Amended)

E. Benjamin Nelson

Governor

# BULLETIN

# SUBJECT: USE OF NEBRASKA COMPANY AND NAIC NUMBERS

All entities, enumerated in this bulletin, must use (1) NAIC and Nebraska company numbers; (2) Nebraska company numbers; or (3) NAIC numbers on any communication with the Nebraska Department of Insurance. Check the mailing label on this notice for verification of your Nebraska company number and NAIC number.

Both the Nebraska company number and the NAIC number must be used as a reference on all checks and correspondence sent to the Department. Use of these numbers will expedite handling of all business and correspondence with the Department.

*NAIC and Nebraska Company Numbers Required

Property and Casualty

Life, Health, Variable Annuities, Variable Life

Nebraska Company Numbers Required

Third Party Administrator (TPA)

Utilization Review Agent

Reinsurance Intermediary

Motor Clubs

Prepaid Legal

Prepaid Limited Health Service

Prepaid Dental

Hospital Liability

Advisory and Statistical

Assessments (County Mutuals)

Purchase Groups

Intergovernmental Pools

Unincorporated Mutuals

941 "O" Street • Suite 400 • Lincoln, Nebraska 68508-3690 • Phone (402) 471-2201 • Facsimile (402) 471-4610

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

Printed with soy ink on recycled paper

CB-51 (Amended)

May 18, 1994

Page 2

NAIC Numbers Required

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*Companies which have NAIC and Nebraska company numbers should use both when corresponding with the Department.

ROBERT G. LANGE

Acting Department of Insurance

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