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Home → Licensees → Other Regulated Entities → Risk Purchasing Groups

Risk Purchasing Groups

The fb88 Bureau of Insurance provides on this page all of the information necessary to register a Risk Purchasing Group. Contact Us if you have questions or are unable to find what you are looking for.

Application Information

Renewal Information

Risk Purchasing Group registration renewals are due June 1st of each year and the renewal notices are generally sent out in early April. Renewal notices will be emailed to those that have provided an email address; those that have not provided an email address will receive their notice by mail.

Fees

Company Renewal Dates and Fees (PDF)
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Authorization of Credit Card Payment (DOC)

Service of Process

Designation as Agent for Service of Process (DOC)

Change your contact information / Request copy of license

You will need your fb88 registration number and Access Code. License copies can be downloaded or emailed; you will get to choose the preferred method of delivery.

Requesting Confidential Treatment of Documents

Instructions for requesting confidential treatment of documents

Statutory Requirements

(fb88 Liability Risk Retention Act)

The documents on this page are also available in hard copy by contacting the Bureau.