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(a)An administrator that:
(1)performs the duties of an administrator in Indiana; and
(2)does not hold a license issued under section 11.1 of this
chapter;
shall obtain a nonresident administrator license under this section by
filing a uniform application for third party administrator license,
accompanied by an application fee in an amount determined by the
commissioner, with the commissioner. The commissioner shall deposit
a fee paid under this subsection into the department of insurance fund
established by IC 27-1-3-28.
(b)Unless the commissioner verifies the nonresident administrator's
home state license status through the centralized insurance producer
license registry described in IC 27-1-15.6-7, a uniform application for
third party administrator license filed under subsection
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2. (a) An administrator that:
(1) performs the duties of an administrator in Indiana; and
(2) does not hold a license issued under section 11.1 of this
chapter;
shall obtain a nonresident administrator license under this section by
filing a uniform application for third party administrator license,
accompanied by an application fee in an amount determined by the
commissioner, with the commissioner. The commissioner shall deposit
a fee paid under this subsection into the department of insurance fund
established by IC 27-1-3-28.
(b) Unless the commissioner verifies the nonresident administrator's
home state license status through the centralized insurance producer
license registry described in IC 27-1-15.6-7, a uniform application for
third party administrator license filed under subsection (a) must be
accompanied by a letter of certification from the nonresident
administrator's home state, verifying that the nonresident administrator
holds a resident administrator license in the home state.
(c) A nonresident administrator is not eligible for a nonresident
administrator license under this section unless the nonresident
administrator is licensed as a resident administrator in a home state that
has a law or regulation that is substantially similar to this chapter.
(d) Except as provided in subsections (b) and (h), the commissioner
shall issue a nonresident administrator license to a nonresident
administrator that makes a filing under subsections (a) and (b) upon
receipt of the filing.
(e) Unless a nonresident administrator is notified by the
commissioner that the commissioner is able to verify the nonresident
administrator's home state licensure through an electronic data base
described in subsection (b), the nonresident administrator shall:
(1) on September 15 of each year, file a renewal application and
a statement with the commissioner affirming that the nonresident
administrator maintains a current license in the nonresident
administrator's home state; and
(2) pay to the commissioner a filing fee in an amount determined
by the commissioner.
The commissioner shall deposit a filing fee paid under subdivision (2)
into the department of insurance fund established by IC 27-1-3-28.
(f) A nonresident administrator that applies for licensure under this
section shall:
(1) produce the accounts of the nonresident administrator;
(2) produce the records and files of the nonresident administrator
for examination; and
(3) make the officers of the nonresident administrator available to
provide information with respect to the affairs of the nonresident
administrator;
when reasonably required by the commissioner.
(g) A nonresident administrator is not required to hold a nonresident
administrator license in Indiana if the nonresident administrator's
function in Indiana is limited to the administration of life, health, or
annuity coverage for a total of not more than one hundred (100) Indiana
residents.
(h) The commissioner may refuse to issue or may delay the issuance
of a nonresident administrator license if the commissioner determines
that:
(1) due to events occurring; or
(2) based on information obtained;
after the nonresident administrator's home state's licensure of the
nonresident administrator, the nonresident administrator is unable to
comply with this chapter or grounds exist for the home state's
revocation or suspension of the nonresident administrator's home state
license.
(i) If the commissioner makes a determination described in
subsection (h), the commissioner:
(1) shall provide written notice of the determination to the
insurance regulator of the nonresident administrator's home state;
and
(2) may delay the issuance of a nonresident administrator license
to the nonresident administrator until the commissioner
determines that the nonresident administrator is able to comply
with this chapter and that grounds do not exist for the home state's
revocation or suspension of the nonresident administrator's home
state license.