Property and Casualty Rule, Rate and Form Filings: Life, Accident and Sickness and All Other Filings Required by Section 38.2-316 (formerly § 38.1-342.1) of the Code of Virginia, issued October 19, 1983

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Virginia SCC Bureau of Insurance Administrative Letters › Property and Casualty Rule, Rate and Form Filings: Life, Accident and Sickness and All Other Filings Required by Section 38.2-316 (formerly § 38.1-342.1) of the Code of Virginia, issued October 19, 1983

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JAMES M. THOMSON

COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE

THOMAS S. NARDO

FIRST DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

BOX 1157

RICHMOND, VA. 23209

TELEPHONE (804) 786-3741

# STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION

BUREAU OF INSURANCE

October 19, 1983

ADMINISTRATIVE

LETTER 1983-7

# IMMEDIATE ATTENTION REQUIRED

TO: ALL COMPANIES LICENSED TO WRITE LIFE INSURANCE, ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS INSURANCE, FRATERNAL BENEFIT INSURANCE, ANNUITIES, PREPAID SERVICE CONTRACTS, AND PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE IN VIRGINIA

RE: Property and Casualty Rule, Rate and Form Filings

Life, Accident and Sickness, and all Other Filings

Required by Section 38.1-342.1 of the Code of Virginia

Effective October 1, 1983, the Forms and Rates Sections of the Bureau of Insurance have computerized the mail tracking function. The computer system utilizes the NAIC number for each individual company rather than the company name.

This change in procedure will require that, effective immediately, every rule, rate and/or form filing submitted to the Bureau of Insurance will have to state the individual company NAIC number for which the filing is being made in the transmittal letter. Company group NAIC numbers will not be acceptable. You will need to state each individual NAIC number and the individual company name associated with that number for each filing.

Please notify the appropriate personnel in your Company of these revised procedures.

Sincerely,

James M. Thomson

JMT/ds

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