How to become licensed as a non-resident Surplus Lines Agency
The agency must hold
a license for Property, Casualty, Property and Casualty, or Accident and Health,
and a Surplus Lines license in their home state and be in good standing. The
licenses will be verified on the NAIC Producer Database (PDB). The agency
must obtain a non-resident Property and Casualty or Accident and Health license.
It may be applied for before obtaining the non-resident Surplus Lines license
or simultaneously.
The agency must have
a Michigan licensed Surplus Lines individual producer in good standing affiliated
with their agency before an agency Surplus Lines license will be issued.
Submit a $110.00 fee
in the form of a business check, cashier's check, or money order made
payable to the State of Michigan. Do not send personal checks.