Class code you should use is 63010 Dwellings one-family (lessors risk only) premium base is t+ (base is each dwelling)

Since the very definition of "non-admitted insurer" is that the company does not fall under the jurisdication of the DOI, surplus lines carriers are not required to file their rates or their policy forms.

If you are looking for a specific questions snswered please just ask it.

Then I guess you did not go into the website and see all the regulations that govern the E & S market in the State of California. I do not know of any other place to tell you where to go except to that website and since the site is open to the public I think that it is the easiest place to find ...

Why don't you go in and look at the websiter for The Surplus Line Association of Califormia's web page. You can review all the regulations and other material that you want. It is a very good site with alot of information. Hope you find what your looking for. The address for the site is http://www.sl...

The only thing you will have to do is apply for a license as a resident of NY and show the NYSID that you have had a previous license. You will not have to take another exam in order to qualify. We just had someone in our office switch home states so I know this for a fact.

Contact me I might be able to help you place the account.

Mark @ R A M & T, Inc
631-547-8265

If you need E & O Insurance I can write it for you. Contact me at 631-547-8265 and I will forward you an application for you to complete. Ask for Mark when you call.

Contact Mark at R A M & T, Inc 631-547-8265 he has markets for this type of risk.

You should contact the Acord they have a manual. Their website is http://www.acord.org

Have you tried Sovereign Insurance. They are a wholesaler located in NJ and offer a good amount of coverages and represent many Insurance Carriers.