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When a New York insurance licensee's address changes, the change must be reported directly to:
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Why A is correct
Under N.Y. Ins. Law §2134, address changes - business, residence, or email - are reported to the Superintendent of Financial Services, who must always be able to reach licensees for notices, renewals, and disciplinary matters. Insurers and other agencies may keep their own records, but the statutory duty runs to DFS.
Why the other options are wrong
- B) Insurers track their appointees for their own purposes, but the statutory reporting duty runs to the Superintendent, not the insurer.
- C) The Department of State handles corporate filings, not insurance license records.
- D) County government has no role in administering insurance licenses in New York.
Memory hook
Address changes go to the top - the Superintendent, not the insurer.