ACORD Forms Have Been Updated

January 21, 2013

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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