IPC FAQs
It is insurance purchased directly from a non-admitted insurer by the policyholder, without the involvement of a licensed and appointed Florida insurance agent.
The policyholder bears sole responsibility for reporting transaction details, paying all associated taxes and fees, and staying compliant under Florida Statute 626.938.
All premium-bearing transactions must be reported to FSLSO in SLIP+ within 30 days of the transaction's effective date.
FSLSO generates quarterly invoices in SLIP+ covering all transactions filed during that quarter. Payments can be submitted electronically via ACH in SLIP+ or remitted by mail via physical check.
Yes. SLIP+ accommodates multistate filings and automatically calculates taxes based on state allocation rules and statutory requirements.
Yes. Reported policies and transaction details can be edited directly within SLIP+. Refer to the Filing Procedures for IPC manual on the SLIP+ Help page for instructions.
A confirmation number starting with "Q" indicates a Transaction in Question (TIQ). This means the filing requires correction or administrative review before final acceptance. See the Filing Procedures for IPC manual on the SLIP+ Help page for resolution steps.
If your carrier is omitted from the Insurer dropdown menu, select OTHER SURPLUS LINES INSURER (NAIC# FSLSONAIC) to complete the submission. IPC policies must meet statutory reporting deadlines regardless of whether the insurer appears on the insurer dropdown field.