Nevada § 680A.540 Authority to deliver by electronic means certain types of notices or documents in certain circumstances; delivery by electronic means satisfies requirements of Nevada Insurance Code regarding delivery in physical form

Nevada Statutes

§ 680A.540 — Authority to deliver by electronic means certain types of notices or documents in certain circumstances; delivery by electronic means satisfies requirements of Nevada Insurance Code regarding delivery in physical form

Nevada § 680A.540

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 680AAuthorization

DELIVERY OF NOTICES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS BY ELECTRONIC MEANS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 680A.540 (2026).

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1. A notice to a party or any other document which is required by law to be provided as part of an insurance transaction or which serves as evidence of insurance coverage may be delivered by electronic means if such delivery satisfies the requirements of chapter 719 of NRS and NRS 680A.550 . 2. The delivery of a notice or other document pursuant to subsection 1 is deemed to satisfy any requirement of this Code to deliver a notice or other document in physical form, including, without limitation, by:

(a)Mail;

(b)Mail, postage prepaid;

(c)Certified mail;

(d)Certified mail, return receipt requested;

(e)First-class mail;

(f)Registered mail;

(g)Registered mail, return receipt requested; or

(h)Overnight delivery using a nationally recognized carrier.

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1. A notice to a party or any other document which is required by law to be provided as part of an insurance transaction or which serves as evidence of insurance coverage may be delivered by electronic means if such delivery satisfies the requirements of chapter 719 of NRS and NRS 680A.550 .
2. The delivery of a notice or other document pursuant to subsection 1 is deemed to satisfy any requirement of this Code to deliver a notice or other document in physical form, including, without limitation, by:
(a) Mail;
(b) Mail, postage prepaid;
(c) Certified mail;
(d) Certified mail, return receipt requested;
(e) First-class mail;
(f) Registered mail;
(g) Registered mail, return receipt requested; or
(h) Overnight delivery using a nationally recognized carrier.