MS applicants - Annual license expiration dates regardless of issue date include: Adjuster, P&C Producer - May 31; LAH Producer - Dec. 31; Legal Agent - Feb. 28; Auto Club Agent - March 31; Surplus lines - one year from issue date. Attention NH applicants: Effective April 1, 2009, The State of New Hampshire WILL NOT mail a paper license to you. To obtain one free print of your paper license, and to view Continuing Education Transcripts without charge, visit our website, www.nh.gov/insurance, and select ""SBS CONNECT"". You may need to wait 24 hours after receiving this message to print a license. Attention Resident North Carolina Producers: North Carolina is in the process of converting your license number from your social security number (SSN) to your national producer number (NPN). You may be required to provide your NPN to perform electronic processes through NIPR based on this transition and other states' business rules. If you do not know your NPN, you may access this information at the following link: https://www.nipr.com/html/PacNpnSearch.html IN - Indiana offers both combined and separate lines of authority for Life, Accident & Health and Property & Casualty. DO NOT apply for both combination and separate authorities. Please check the state website to verify any active authorities. MO - Effective March 20th, 2009, after 5:00 p.m. CST all Gateway products for MO will be turned off during the SBS conversion. These products will be turned back on April 13th, 2009. With this conversion license numbers for MO will drop the alpha characters and use only the numeric values of the current license number I.E. PR12345 will become 12345. NY - Attention New York Non-Resident Applicants: Applicants that do not have a Date of Birth on PDB for their resident state currently cannot apply electronically via the NIPR Non-Resident Licensing website. New York will temporarily accept paper applications for these individuals. Please use the NY paper application. These applications may be found at: http://www.ins.state.ny.us/faxappi.htm VT - Producer Licenses expire on a common expiration date of March 31 of the Odd year in Vermont. If you apply for a license now, you will pay the initial license fee and application fee for a license that expires March 31, odd year. You will also receive an invoice for the renewal fee once the license is issued. ALL applications received either electronic or paper at the Insurance Department AFTER March 15th, odd year will not be issued effective until April 2nd, odd year.
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