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Personal & Commercial Auto Forms
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Commercial Auto Forms
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Uninsured Motorists Endorsement (Virginia) |
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Uninsured Motorists Endorsement - Alternate Coverage (Virginia) |
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Virginia Medical Expense and Income Loss Benefits Endorsement |
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Virginia Split Uninsured Motorists Coverage Limits |
2018 Personal Auto Forms
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| PP-14-03-07-23 | Uninsured Motorists Coverage - Virginia |
| PP-14-34-07-23 | Uninsured Motorists Coverage (Alternative Coverage) - Virginia |
| PP-13-68-01-20 | Miscellaneous Type Vehicle Amendment (Motor Homes) - Virginia |
| PP-13-57-01-20 | Trailer/Camper Body Coverage (Maximum Limit of Liability) - Virginia |
| PP-13-58-12-20 | Coverage for Damage to Your Auto (Maximum Limit of Liability) - Virginia |
| PP-13-59-01-20 | Single Liability Limit - Virginia |
| PP-13-63-01-20 | Miscellaneous Type Vehicle Endorsement - Virginia |
| PP-05-96-01-20 | Medical Expense and Income Loss Benefits Coverage - Virginia |
| PP-13-52-10-20 | Transportation Expenses Coverage - Virginia |
| PP-01-99-01-22 | Amendment of Policy Provisions - Virginia |
| PP-01-99-01-25 | Effective 01/01/2025- Amendment of Policy Provisions-Virginia |
| PP-00-01-09-18 | Personal Auto Policy |
| PP-13-48-01-20 | District of Columbia Employees Using Autos in Government Business - Virginia |
| PP-04-83-01-20 | Single Uninsured Motorists Limit - Virginia |
| PP-03-27-01-20 | Virginia Employees Using Autos in Government Business |
| PP-03-05-09-18 | Loss Payable Clause |
| PP-03-01-09-18 | Federal Employees Using Autos in Government Business |
| PP-43-20-11-20 | Peer-to-Peer Vehicle Sharing Exclusion Endorsement – Virginia |
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Agents Moving to Virginia
- Your resident license in your previous home state must be inactivated to obtain a Virginia resident license.
- Prior to inactivating your resident license in your home state, please contact us at 804-371-9631 or BOILICENSERENEWAL@SCC.VIRGINIA.GOV to confirm your renewal status.
- If you apply within 90 days of inactivating your previous resident license, you will not be required to take the exam or get Fingerprinting done for licenses held in your previous home state.
- Your Virginia nonresident license will remain active during the 90- day period.
- Your appointments will remain active unless terminated for other reasons.
Agents and Brokers
The document below provides the general standards and requirements agents must meet to utilize Virginia's Health Benefit Exchange, d/b/a Virginia’s Insurance Marketplace to perform enrollment and application functions, including the privacy and security standards and implementation specifications.
The Exchange/Marketplace and Registrant each acknowledge and agree that they enter into this Agreement voluntarily and for the purposes of ensuring the confidentiality, privacy and security of data accessed by Registrant under this Agreement and ensuring compliance with Federal and State law.
Balance Billing
Congress enacted the No Surprises Act in December 2020, as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA). This law applies even where the Virginia law may not apply.
Consumer notice
The Bureau has prepared a notice to inform consumers of their balance billing rights and protections. We intend for this notice to satisfy both the federal No Surprises Act and Virginia's laws. Carriers and providers should provide this notice to persons who are protected by both Virginia and federal surprise balance billing laws.
Virginia and Federal Enforcement of the CAA
Virginia received the below letter that represents CMS’s understanding of the CAA provisions that Virginia will enforce versus the provisions that CMS will enforce, including the circumstances in which the federal independent dispute resolution process and the federal patient-provider dispute resolution process apply in Virginia, and in what circumstances. The Bureau of Insurance plans to release additional information that clarifies the points in this letter.Other Resources
The Future of Balance Billing in Virginia PowerPointProvider Bulletin
Application of Surprise Billing Law Chart
Domestications
A Virginia corporation, limited liability company or business trust can become a foreign corporation, limited liability company or business trust by filing articles of domestication. That is, the business entity ceases to be incorporated, organized or formed under the laws of the Virginia and instead becomes incorporated, organized or formed under the laws of another jurisdiction.
Creating Articles of Domestication
We have produced guides to help you prepare the articles of domestication. You must prepare your articles as a separate document, using the forms below as a guide only. A marked-up version of the guide will not be accepted.| DESCRIPTION | GUIDE FORM | FILING FEE |
| Guide for Articles of Domestication (Virginia limited liability company intending to become a foreign limited liability company) | LLC1078-DOC LLC1078-PDF |
$25 File Online |
| Guide for Articles of Domestication (Virginia nonstock corporation intending to become a foreign nonstock corporation) | SCC898.5-FN-DOC SCC898.5-FN-PDF |
$25 File Online |
| Guide for Articles of Domestication (Virginia stock corporation intending to become a foreign stock corporation) | SCC722.5-FN-DOC SCC722.5-FN-PDF |
$25 File Online |
Shared Solar
Applicable Rules
- Code of Virginia §56-585.1:12 Multi-family Shared Solar Program
- Rules Governing Multi-family Shared Solar Program
