We have updated the below ACORD forms for InsurancePro users. You now have access to the latest form changes published by ACORD on January 3, 2013.
133 (2012/12) replaces 2012/04 - Workers Compensation Insurance Plan Assigned Risk Section (effective 12-11-2012)
61 RI (2012/12) replaces 4/95 - Rhode Island Auto Supplement, Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Bodily Injury Coverage (effective 12-19-2012)
90 AL (2013/02) replaces 2010/11 - Alabama Personal Auto Application (effective 2-1-2013)
90 VT (2013/01) replaces 2011/05 - Vermont Personal Auto Application (effective 1-1-2013)
137 AL (2013/02) replaces 2010/11 - Alabama Commercial Auto, Coverages / Limits Section (effective 2-1-2013)
138 AL (2013/02) replaces 2012/04 - Alabama Garage and Dealers, Coverages / Limits Section (effective 2-1-2013)
171 GA (2013/01) replaces 2001/03 - Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation, Notice of Election or Rejection of Workers' Compensation Coverage (effective 1-1-2013)
220 FL (2012/12) replaces 2003/08 - Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, Commercial - Residential Wind Only (Citizens revised 7/2012)
290 AL (2013/02) replaces 2010/11 - Alabama Personal Auto Application Section (effective 2-1-2013)
290 VT (2013/01) replaces 2011/05 - Vermont Personal Auto Application Section (effective 1-1-2013)
861 FL (2013/01) is new - Florida Auto Supplement, Notification of Personal Injury Protection Benefits (effective 1-1-2013)
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