American Company In Insurance License Samoa

(b) The Underwriting Limitations published herein are on a per bond basis . Treasury requirements do not limit the penal sum (face amount) of bonds which surety companies may provide. However, when the penal sum exceeds a company's Underwriting Limitation, the excess must be protected by co-insurance, reinsurance, or other methods in accordance with Treasury Circular 297, Revised September 1, 1978 (31 CFR Section 223.10, Section 223.11). Treasury refers to a bond of this type as an Excess Risk. When Excess Risks on bonds in favor of the United States are protected by reinsurance , such reinsurance is to be effected by use of a Federal reinsurance form to be filed with the bond or within 45 days thereafter. In protecting such excess risks, the underwriting limitation in force on the day in which the bond was provided will govern absolutely. For further assistance, contact the Surety Bond Branch at (202) 874-6850. ... [Read More]

Driver License and Identification (ID) Card Information
You will be issued an interim license valid for 60 days and/or a receipt for your ID card until you receive your new photo license and/or photo ID card in the mail. Check your address before you leave DMV and tell the DMV representative if your address is incorrect. Your new license and/or ID card will be mailed to you within 60 days. If you do not receive your license and/or ID card after 60 days, call 1 (800) 777-0133 to check on the status. Have your interim license and/or ID card receipt with you to provide information when requested. ... [Read More]

Department of Justice ADA Title III Regulation 28 CFR Part 36
A few commenters representing the insurance industry conceded that underwriting practices in life and health insurance are clearly covered, but argued that property and casualty insurance are not covered. The Department sees no reason for this distinction. Although life and health insurance are the areas where the regulation will have its greatest application, the Act applies equally to unjustified discrimination in all types of insurance provided by public accommodations. A number of commenters, for example, reported difficulties in obtaining automobile insurance because of their disabilities, despite their having good driving records. ... [Read More]

2003 News Releases
The office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC) will hold a hearing Dec. 18 to consider the acquisition of National Merit Insurance Co., a domestic Washington insurer, by Response Insurance Company, a Delaware insurer. The hearing will be held at 9 a.m. in the OIC offices at 5000 Capitol Blvd. in Tumwater. ...

Washington consumers of dental insurance plans should stay away from Benefit Plans of America, Inc. as sold by Daniel A. White. The Office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC) has issued a Cease and Desist order prohibiting the soliciting, selling, issuing or transacting of insurance of this plan in Washington. This dental coverage plan was sold as early as 1995. Anyone who has information about Benefit Plans of America, Inc. or believes they may be a victim is urged to contact the OIC consumer hotline at 1-800-562-6900. ... [Read More]

US Department Of State Post Report
Although Samoa (formerly Western Samoa) became independent in January 1962, it did not adopt universal suffrage until 1990. One must still be a “matai” (chief) to run for office.  There are over 25,000 registered matais in Samoa, but only 5% of them are women.  Most Samoans support the matai system.  Samoans owe respect and obedience to their matai in family and communal affairs, and the matai in turn have well-defined responsibilities toward their family groups.  If these responsibilities are not met, the matai can be removed.  The position of the head of state, known as the (“O le Ao o le Malo”) is mostly titular.  However, the holder has the power to appoint or remove the Prime Minister and to grant pardons.  The legislature must approve all official acts.  The 49-seat “fono” is made up of 47 members of parliament headed by a speaker.  The remaining two seats are held by members elected by a small body of naturalized Samoans and, in theor ... [Read More]

TEXT OF REGULATION
(l) "Prohibited Person" means any person who has been convicted of felony crimes of dishonesty, breach of trust in a state or federal jurisdiction or who has been convicted of any violation of 18 U.S.C. §1033 and 1034 (the "Act"), who wishes to engage in or transact the business of insurance in this State, or who wishes to engage in or transact the business of insurance for insurers, and/or reinsurers and/or their agents and employees who are domiciled in this State. A "Prohibited Person" may be an employee of an insurance agency or an insurance company, an agent, solicitor, broker, consultant, third-party administrator, managing general agent, or subcontractor representing an insurance agency or insurance company who engages in or transacts the business of insurance. ... [Read More]

Accessing Workers' Compensation Insurance for Consumer-Employed Personal Assistance Service Workers: Issues, Challenges and Promising Practices
New Jersey provides the most comprehensive system for accessing workers’ compensation insurance through homeowners’ and tenants’ insurance by requiring all homeowners’ and tenants’ insurance policies to include an endorsement for workers’ compensation insurance for occasional domestic service workers. Homeowners and tenants can then purchase an endorsement for full-time domestic service workers. Workers’ compensation service endorsements for domestic service are available in both the voluntary and residual insurance markets in New Jersey. One concern regarding household employers accessing workers’ compensation insurance coverage through homeowners’ insurance policies is that a workers’ compensation claim could cause the insurance carrier to either significantly raise the household employer’s homeowner’s insurance premium or cancel the homeowner’s insurance policy, which often is a requirement for a mortgage. New Jersey c ... [Read More]

Arizona Government University
State employees must select an agency from the list. People outside State agencies may select an agency to be affiliated with or enter a Company. ... [Read More]

NCD - Understanding Disabilities in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities: Toolkit Guide
The mission of the Native American Advocacy Project is to empower members of the American Indian Oyate in South Dakota who have developmental, physical, mental, and/or neurobiological disabilities to actualize their potential. NAAP provides education, training, advocacy, support, independent living skills, and referrals to them and to their Tiospaye. NAAP is a statewide, nonprofit, consumer and family membership organization for persons residing on and off lands of the nine tribal nations in South Dakota. NAAP is chartered with both the State of South Dakota and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe (where NAAP's central office is located). NAAP is committed to providing support to the developing role of Native American consumers (persons with all types of disabilities) and their family members in system planning, decisionmaking, networking, advocacy, and service development for these populations. NAAP is also committed to being a cross-disability organization; they are inclusive of persons with all ... [Read More]

Publication 570 (2004), Tax Guide for Individuals With Income From U.S. Possessions
  If you are employed in American Samoa by either the U.S. Government or any of its agencies, or by the Government of American Samoa, you are subject to tax by American Samoa on your pay from either government. Whether you are subject to tax by American Samoa on your non-Samoan source income depends on your status as a resident or nonresident. ...

Examples.   In the following examples, assume that corporations chartered in American Samoa (American Samoan corporations) do business only in American Samoa, and that the U.S. and foreign corporations do not carry on business in the possessions. ... [Read More]