N.M. Admin. Code § 13.6.1.9 - EXCEPTIONS FOR PREVIOUSLY APPROVED MATRIX FORMS
Matrix forms previously filed with and approved by the superintendent may continue to be used as follows:
A. Matrix forms previously filed with and
approved by the superintendent may continue to be marketed and sold in this
state, provided that the individual policy or group policy becomes effective on
or before July 1, 2019.
B. Coverage
provided under individual policies or group policies and certificates that
include matrix-based forms may continue if the individual policy or group
policy was issued prior to July 1, 2019. Coverage may also be extended to new
subscribers under existing group insurance plans that use matrix-based forms
that have been approved and are in use as of July 1, 2019.
C. Changes to policies or certificates using
previously filed and approved matrix forms, affiliated forms, and rates subject
to Subsections A and B of this section, including but not limited to changes
required to maintain compliance with state or federal statutory or regulatory
laws or requirements, shall not require an insurer to issue new non-matrix
forms and will be permitted, provided the following requirements are met:
(1) Any changes that fall outside the scope
of approved variability of previously approved matrix-based forms shall require
a form filing of a rider, endorsement, or amendment and must be submitted to
the superintendent for approval;
(2) A sample issue specimen of the applicable
matrix-based policy or certificate forms including every insert page and form
to be included in the policy or certificate as it will be issued to the
policyholder or certificate holder and that is the subject of the filing must
be provided with the SERFF filing in the supporting document tab;
(3) any modification in a matrix-based form
that also requires a change to the previously approved rates must include a
corresponding rate filing; and
(4)
A rate filing subject to Subsections A and B of this section affecting an
entire class or block of coverage under this section, will be subject to the
superintendent's review and approval.
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