Iowa Admin. Code r. 191-20.72 - Evidence of insurance
(1) Prior to the
issuance of an insurance policy by an insurer, an insured who has entered into
a commercial real estate transaction may request that the relevant insurer or a
producer acting on behalf of the insurer provide the following items as
evidence of insurance:
a. An ACORD Form 75, a
successor ACORD form, an ISO binder form, or a substantially similar binder
form approved by the division ; and
b. An ACORD Form 28, a successor ACORD form,
an ISO certificate form, or a substantially similar certificate of insurance
form approved by the division .
The insurer or the
(2) An
insurer or a producer acting on behalf of an insurer shall comply with a
request made pursuant to this rule within 20 business days of the receipt of
the request. The requirements of this rule shall not apply to an insurance
producer who:
a. Is unauthorized to provide
the documents described in this rule; and
b. Informs the insured of this fact within 20
business days of the receipt of the request.
(3) Delivery of a binder along with a
certificate of insurance requested pursuant to this rule may be accomplished by
regular mail, overnight delivery, facsimile, physical delivery, electronic
means, or other appropriate means.
(4) Notwithstanding any language on a form
provided pursuant to subrule 20.72(1) which language states that the form is
for "information only," a binder together with a certificate of insurance
delivered pursuant to this rule shall be valid and may be relied upon by the
borrower or by the borrower's lender as evidence of insurance, including in any
private civil action or administrative proceeding, until the delivery of the
insurance policy to the borrower or the cancellation of the binder pursuant to
Iowa Code sections 515.125 through
515.127.
(5) An insurer or producer
acting on behalf of an insurer that produces or delivers a binder and
certificate of insurance to its customer pursuant to this rule may charge a
reasonable fee for the production and delivery of the documents.
(6) All insurers and all producers subject to
this rule shall comply with the terms hereof within 90 days from May 9,
2012.
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