Nevada § 685A.050 Broker’s report

Nevada Statutes

§ 685A.050 — Broker’s report

Nevada § 685A.050

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 685ANonadmitted

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 685A.050 (2026).

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1.At the time of effecting any surplus lines insurance for which this State is the home state, the broker shall, within 90 days after such insurance is so effected, submit a report, in the form prescribed or accepted by the Commissioner, setting forth facts from which it can be determined whether such insurance is eligible for export under NRS 685A.040 .

2.The broker shall keep in his or her office the report prepared pursuant to subsection 1 along with the report of coverage and any other information the Commissioner requires.

3.The report prepared pursuant to subsection 1 must not be removed from the office of the broker and must be open to examination by the Commissioner or a representative of the Commissioner at all times within 5 years after issuance of the coverage to which it rel

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1. At the time of effecting any surplus lines insurance for which this State is the home state, the broker shall, within 90 days after such insurance is so effected, submit a report, in the form prescribed or accepted by the Commissioner, setting forth facts from which it can be determined whether such insurance is eligible for export under NRS 685A.040 .
2. The broker shall keep in his or her office the report prepared pursuant to subsection 1 along with the report of coverage and any other information the Commissioner requires.
3. The report prepared pursuant to subsection 1 must not be removed from the office of the broker and must be open to examination by the Commissioner or a representative of the Commissioner at all times within 5 years after issuance of the coverage to which it relates.