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ACORD Forms Update (July 2018)

August 9, 2018

We've updated the below ACORD forms for users of our agency management system InsurancePro.

Forms with New Revision Date

304 2018/08 replaces 2015/04 - National Flood Insurance Program Flood Insurance Cancellation / Nullification Request Form

61 ID 2019/01 replaces 2009/01 - Idaho Auto Supplement - Idaho Uninsured Motorist and Underinsured Motorist Disclosure Statement (for use on or after 1/1/2019)

90 ID 2019/01 replaces 2015/12 - Idaho Personal Auto Application (for use on or after 1/1/2019)

60 MA 2018/09 replaces 2017/11 - Massachusetts Property Insurance Underwriting Association Application for Homeowners Insurance (for use on or after 9/1/2018)

65 MA 2018/09 replaces 2017/11 - Massachusetts Property Insurance Underwriting Association, Application for Dwelling Fire Insurance Inspection and Placement (for use on or after 9/1/2018)

90 OR 2018/08 replaces 2016/01 - Oregon Personal Auto Application

290 OR 2018/08 replaces 2016/01 - Oregon Personal Auto Application Section

Corrections or Modifications to Existing Forms

125 FL 2016/03 - Florida Commercial Insurance Application, Applicant Information Section

125 2016/03 - Commercial Insurance Application

401 2016/03 - Agriculture Application

407 2016/03 - Livestock Mortality Section

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