COVID-19 Procedures: All business with the Commission should be through electronic filing systems, email, or by telephone. For public health safety, in-person visits to SCC offices are suspended. Filings or other deliveries are permitted by drop off at main entrance. On-site staff is minimal and processing of such deliveries may be delayed.

Administration of Insurance Regulation in Virginia

Administrative Letters

Identifier	Year	Description
AL 2021-01	2021	Credit Insurance Experience Exhibits Virginia Code § 38.2-3730 This Administrative Letter Withdraws and Replaces Administrative Letter 2018-01.
AL 2020-07	2020	Filing Procedures for Compliance with the Provisions of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2019; No Change to Filing Requirements; Withdraws and Replaces Administrative Letter 2015-03.
AL 2020-06	2020	Insurers for at-fault insureds under motor vehicle policies are responsible for payment of the reasonable costs of clean-up, recovery, and certain towing expenses under the terms of the property damage liability coverage of the policy that requires coverage for “all damages the insured is legally obligated to pay."
AL 2020-05	2020	Guidance to health carriers regarding the annual reporting requirements set forth in Enactment Clauses 4 and 5 of the Balance Billing Legislation (House Bill 1251 and Senate Bill 172). First report due September 1, 2020.
AL 2020-04	2020	Pharmacy Benefits Managers-Licensing and Certain Prohibited Conduct
AL 2020-03	2020	Implementation and Enforcement of House Bill 1503/Senate Bill 1031 § 38.2-3418.17 of the Code of Virginia, as Amended
AL 2020-02	2020	Filing Requirements during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
AL 2020-01	2020	Instructions Related to Health Care Shared Savings Incentive Programs in Virginia Revised March 10, 2020
AL 2019-02	2019	External Review of Adverse Coverage Determinations for Cancer Patients
AL 2019-01	2019	House Bill 2186 and Senate Bill 1565 - Filing Requirements for Property and Casualty Travel Insurance

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