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Code · Illinois · Chapter 215 — INSURANCE · Act 152

Sec. 25. Registration requirements for service contract providers.

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Sec. 25. Registration requirements for service contract providers.
(a)No service contract shall be issued or sold in this State until the following information has been submitted to the Department:
(1)the name of the service contract provider;
(2)a list identifying the service contract provider's executive officer or officers
directly responsible for the service contract provider's service contract business;
(3)the name and address of the service contract provider's agent for service of process
in this State, if other than the service contract provider;
(4)a true and accurate copy of all service contracts to be sold in this State; and
(5)a statement indicating under which provision of Section 15 the service contract
provider qualifies to do business in this State as a service contract provider.
(b)The service contract provider shall pay an initial registration fee of $1,000 and a renewal fee of $150 each year thereafter. All fees and penalties collected under this Act shall be paid to the Director and deposited in the Insurance Financial Regulation Fund.
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