South Carolina § 38-25-530 Alternative method for service on unauthorized insurer.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 38-25-530 — Alternative method for service on unauthorized insurer.

South Carolina § 38-25-530

Title 38INSURANCE

Ch. 25UNAUTHORIZED TRANSACTION OF INSURANCE BUSINESS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 38-25-530 (2026).

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Service of process in any action, suit, or proceeding involving an unauthorized insurer is, in addition to that provided in SECTIONS 38-25-510 and 38-25-520, valid if served upon any person within this State who, in this State on behalf of the insurer, is:

(1)soliciting insurance;

(2)making any contract of insurance or issuing or delivering any policies or written contracts of insurance; or (3) collecting or receiving any premium for the insurer, or adjusting any loss or claim for the insurance, and if counsel, within ten days after service upon the person, causes to be sent by registered mail to the last known address of the insurer a copy of the process with proper postage affixed to the envelope containing it and files an affidavit, with the clerk of court or magistrate in whose court

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Service of process in any action, suit, or proceeding involving an unauthorized insurer is, in addition to that provided in SECTIONS 38-25-510 and 38-25-520, valid if served upon any person within this State who, in this State on behalf of the insurer, is: (1) soliciting insurance; (2) making any contract of insurance or issuing or delivering any policies or written contracts of insurance; or (3) collecting or receiving any premium for the insurer, or adjusting any loss or claim for the insurance, and if counsel, within ten days after service upon the person, causes to be sent by registered mail to the last known address of the insurer a copy of the process with proper postage affixed to the envelope containing it and files an affidavit, with the clerk of court or magistrate in whose court the cause is pending, of compliance herewith, with leave to the court to extend the time for the mailing of process and filing of affidavit.