• The register should include the name, address and contact information of each travel retailer. The register should include the name, address and contact information of the each travel retailer
  including an officer or person who directs or controls the travel retailer’s operations and the travel retailer’s federal tax identification number.
• The register shall be submitted to the Commissioner for inspection by the Commissioner as the
  Commissioner requires.
• The limited lines travel insurance producers shall designate one of its employees who hold limited lines travel insurance license as a designated responsible person to ensure compliance with the laws and regulations for travel insurance in the State. The limited lines travel insurance producers shall designate one of its employees who hold limited lines travel insurance license as a designated responsible person to ensure compliance with the laws and regulations for travel insurance in the State.

*Changes to any of the above must be immediately reported to the
Maryland Insurance Administration*

• pay the applicable fee of $54, required by Insurance Article, § 2-112, Annotated Code of Maryland;
• complete and submit the MIA Limited Lines Register Form;
• complete and submit the NAIC Uniform Application.

• pay the applicable fee of $54, required by Insurance Article, § 2-112, Annotated Code of Maryland;
• complete and submit the MIA Limited Lines Register Form;
• complete and submit the NAIC Uniform Business Entity Application which require applicants to:
• submit any trade name to be used by the applicant and the name and residence address of any individual who holds a license and does business under the trade name;
• provide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation;rovide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation; provide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation;rovide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation;rovide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation; provide the name and address of each licensed producer employed by the business entity, each individual who has direct control over its fiscal management, and each owner, member, or manager of the business entity and each director of a business entity that is a corporation;
• designate a Maryland licensed insurance producer as its principal contact with the MIA.

​Individual producer licenses are issued to expire on the last day of the producer’s birth month. Business entity licenses are issued to expire 2 years from the date of issuance.

The fee to renew a license is $69. This includes the $54 renewal fee and the $15 fraud prevention fee (§2-112). 

For up to one (1) year after the expiration date, licensees may reinstate an expired license by submitting the required application, $54 renewal fee, $15 fraud prevention fee, and $100 reinstatement fee.

• online through NIPR ( www.nipr.com). A confirmation email will be sent to the email address provided on the application when your online application has been received. Make note of the transaction number so you may reference this when sending additional documents or inquiring for status.
• or paper application, along with the fees and any additional documents, should be mailed to:
  
  The Maryland Insurance Administration
  Attn: Producer Licensing
  200 Saint Paul Place, Suite 2700
  Baltimore, Maryland 21202
  
  *Payments should be in the form of a check, money order, or cashier’s check made payable to: Maryland Insurance Administration.
  

Note: Regardless of who completes the application, the license applicant is ultimately responsible for the contents of the application and must provide accurate and complete information (if the application was completed by someone other than the applicant, the person who completes an application may also be held responsible for the contents of the application). An application that fails to disclose or fails to provide accurate information may result in the DELAY and/or DENIAL of the application. If your license has already been issued and it is later discovered that the information contained in your application is not true, correct, or complete, your license may be REVOKED and you may be subject to monetary PENALTIES (if the application was completed by someone other than the applicant, the person who completed the application may also be subject to administrative action). If in doubt, disclose.