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... . Since 1987, nearly 18,000 people have enrolled in these three major industry education programs: Certified Insurance Service Representative (CISR) Certified Professional Service Representative (CPSR) Accredited Customer Service Representative (ACSR) People who participate in such programs gain practical knowledge that gives them an edge on the job and improves their professional image. The programs are offered through a series of one-day courses in major cities across the country. The training varies in format, testing, and prerequisites, but all require continued education once the designation is earned. The specifics of each program are outlined below, along with a phone number to call for more information. CISR This program consists of five one-day courses covering personal residential property, Personal Auto exposures, Commercial Property coverage, Commercial Casualty insurance, and agency operations ... three learning tracks, tailoring the training to their job responsibilities. To be awarded the CPSR designation, individuals must have at least two years' agency/industry experience and pass the exams in at least six of the modules. The program is offered through PIA state and regional associations. Call: (703) 836-9340. ACSR This program includes nine day-long modules, with the option of Personal Lines certification (five courses), Commercial Lines certification (six courses), or certification in both areas (all courses) . Developed by Independent Insurance Agents of America (IIAA), the program covers technical, account-selling, and professional skills. Candidates are tested by the state association upon completion of the courses for the desired certification. Call: (703) 683-4422. If you haven't pursued any ...
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... lucky. No litigation ensued. It reported the loss to the fraud bureau, which now has the insured's name on record. There has been no prosecution, and no prosecution is expected. The fraud bureau is simply inundated with fraudulent insurance claims and must limit its prosecutorial efforts to major crimes that exceed $1 million. Copyright, The John Cooke Fraud Report. Barry Zalma, of the Culver City, CA law firm of Barry Zalma, Inc., is also the president of ClaimSchool, Inc., the publisher of How Your Friends and Neighbors Are Screwing You. Edited by the CompleteMarkets editorial team. Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join? Need insurance for you, your business or your family? ... documents. He then filled out the documents with a vehicle identification number similar to the one in the showroom, but 200 digits higher. He also filled out a sworn declaration of lost title and signed it with the name John Jones, vice president, Lincoln Savings and Loan, the lender. The Department of Motor Vehicles processed his application for lost title and registration without an inquiry. A new ownership certificate showing ownership by Lincoln Savings & Loan was then issued and delivered to the insured's post office box. The insured then filled out a Department of Motor Vehicles bill of sale, which reflected that the Rolls-Royce was sold by Lincoln Savings & Loan to his neighbor for a total of $5 ,500. The Department of Motor Vehicles billed the neighbor for license plates and registration based on the value ...
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... LLC's identity might not show on the declaration sheets or be know to the public at all; or it may be publicized for marketing purposes. The LLC has a master producer code, and the member agencies each have subproducer codes. Contingent bonuses might be shared equally, or based on relative production with the various carriers. The LLC itself might have no employees; each agency, perhaps in different cities, would retain its own staff. Entity format. Each agency might actually contribute its accounts directly to the LLC in exchange for an ownership interest in the LLC itself. A member agency corporation would thereby end up owning units (analogous to stock) of the LLC, having the same tax basis as the book of business contributing to the LLC. The LLC may itself have a number of ... of ownership, as with corporate stock, but perhaps they won't be certified. If the statute lacks an LLC agreement or specific provisions for one, various default provisions' will probably apply to fill in the gaps. Since the participants will most likely have no idea what these default provisions are, we recommend that you develop an explicit and detailed agreement-or not do an LLC at all. A simple certificate of formation (the statute specifies its contents) is first filed with the state to establish the LLC. LLCs may usually be used for any lawful business except banking or acting as an insurer. Generally there are no restrictions about whom the members of the LLC can be (except with professional LLCs); charities, nonresident aliens, trusts, and other entities may all be acceptable. In ...