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Welcome to the home page of the New York Automobile Insurance Plan.
The New York Automobile Insurance Plan (NYAIP) is the central mechanism established
pursuant to Article 53 of the New York Insurance Law to provide auto liability and
physical damages coverages to those insureds who are unable to obtain such auto insurance
in the voluntary market. All insurers writing automobile insurance in New York State
must participate in the NYAIP by providing such insurance.
All agents and brokers holding a valid license to transact automobile insurance
business in New York State must be certified by the Governing Committee in
accordance with Standards and procedures approved by the Superintendent of Insurance prior
to submitting applications to the Plan.
Applicants must declare and certify that they have tried and failed to obtain
automobile insurance in New York State within the preceding 60 days and have been unable
to obtain such insurance at rates not exceeding those applicable under the plan.
For information about submitting applications online, click here .
What's new:
Revised
Private Passenger Rates Effective May 1, 2002.
AGN(NY)
02-11
Document containing approved private passenger
rate changes by coverage and territorial base rates for rate revision
effective 5/1/02 for new business and 6/15/02 for renewals. Also includes
class and model year/symbol relativities as needed for systems programming.
Territory Exhibit
Exhibit containing approved private passenger
liability rate changes by territory for rate revision effective 5/1/02 for
new business and 6/15/02 for renewals.
Subsidy Calculation
Document containing calculation of voluntary market subsidy based on AIP
private passenger rates effective May 1,2002 for new business and June 15,
2002 for renewals.
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The Governing Committee of the New York
Automobile Insurance Plan (NYAIP) is hosting a legislative awareness forum on May 7, 2002.
It will feature presentations and discussion of the NYAIP’s administration and
operations, its role in New York’s automobile insurance residual market, and how the
Plan is impacted by current legal and market conditions. Click here to
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News of interest for the New York Automobile Insurance Plan
Bar Coded ID Cards Deadline Extended
The state has decided to change the date bar coded ID cards will be
required to complete DMV transactions. The date has been moved from
October 1, 2001 to January 7, 2002. The complete announcement (in pdf
format) is available here .
Quick/Free Access to NYAIP Assignment Information
The New York Automobile Insurance Plan (Plan) is pleased to announce the availability of its automated assignment
search Voice Response Unit (VRU). The VRU provides callers with immediate
assignment information for applications assigned through the Plan during
the preceding 3 months. The caller can quickly obtain assignment
information by calling our toll free number (866) 694-6084. Please have
the applicant's driver license number or vehicle identification number
available when making the call. The VRU will provide callers with the name
and contact number of the assigned carrier, the effective date of coverage
and the NYAIP application processing number. The service is free, fast and
easy to use with extended hours of operation available from 7A.M. through
11P.M.
In addition, the Plan has established a special e-mail address where producers can send requests for assignment
search information that cannot be accessed through the VRU. The Plan will
promptly reply to these requests by e-mail. Requests for Assignment
information searches can be sent to NYAIPINQ@AIPSO.COM
and must include the name, address, vehicle and date of registration for
applicant to be searched.
Producer Application Submission System (PASS)
PASS is an Internet based program which will enable certified producers to electronically submit applicant
information to immediately effect coverage for most private passenger applications
submitted to the Plan. There is no charge for this service. Additionally, this service
will provide use of a plain paper application.
To access the PASS web site, go to www.nypass.com .
For more information, see the September 1999 circular .
Other Important Notices :
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Section 11 & Section 15A Amendments
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
The New York Automobile Insurance Plan (NYAIP) is the
central mechanism established pursuant to Article 53 of the New York Insurance Law to
provide auto liability and physical damage coverages to those insureds who are unable to
obtain such auto insurance in the voluntary market. All insurers writing automobile
insurance in New York State must participate in the NYAIP by providing such insurance.
The NYAIP operates pursuant to rules contained in its Plan
of Operations. Amendments to these rules are made by the 15 member Governing Committee,
subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Insurance, who may also direct amendments
to the Plan of Operations. For the current NYAIP Manual and the latest Important Notices
issued from 1/1/2000 to the present, please go to NYAIP's Web site . You
should regularly check this site for updates to the NYAIP Manual.
Click for 1999
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| 1999 REVISIONS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The New York Automobile Insurance Plan (NYAIP) is the
central mechanism established pursuant to Article 53 of the New York Insurance Law to
provide auto liability and physical damage coverages to those insureds who are unable to
obtain such auto insurance in the voluntary market. All insurers writing automobile
insurance in New York State must participate in the NYAIP by providing such insurance.
The NYAIP operates pursuant to rules contained in its Plan
of Operations. Amendments to these rules are made by the 15 member Governing Committee,
subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Insurance, who may also direct amendments
to the Plan of Operations. The following are changes to the NYAIP Manual that have been
approved by the Insurance Department in 1998 (since 7/31/98). These revisions notices are
in Acrobat PDF file format (an acrobat reader is required to view and print the
documents).
1998 NYAIP Manual Revisions
(Notices 7 thru 12) )
The following tables show the
Subject in Row One, the Rule/Section(s) in Row Two and the Effective Date in Row Three.
Click the links to download the PDF files.
7 Notice IMN (NY)
98-07 ISSUED: 7/31/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments to the premium development procedure for
Garages in Rule 56 ...
RULE / SECTION(S):
Rule 56
EFFECTIVE DATE:
For new and renewal policies on and after September 1, 1998
7a Notice IMN (NY)
98-07a ISSUED: 8/20/98
SUBJECT:
Issued to correct references in Important Notice IMN(NY)98-07
RULE / SECTION(S):
Rule 56
EFFECTIVE DATE:
For new and renewal policies on and after September 1, 1998
8 Notice IMN (NY)
98-08 ISSUED: 8/26/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments to ...
RULE / SECTION(S):
Section 9 & 10; Rule 9 & 12
EFFECTIVE DATE:
September 1, 1998
9 Notice IMN (NY)
98-09 ISSUED: 8/31/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments on excess PIP coverage ... for taxicabs,
limosines and other for-hire vehicles under the jurisdictions of the NYC Taxi and Limosine
Commission (TLC)
RULE / SECTION(S):
Section 9 & 10; Rule 10 & 46
EFFECTIVE DATE:
September 1, 1998
10 Notice IMN (NY) 98-10 ISSUED:
10/9/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments that requires companies, via a performance
standard, to inform the insured, producer, and all applicable third parties that a premium
payment has been dishonored ...
RULE / SECTION(S):
Section 15
EFFECTIVE DATE:
January 1, 1999
11 Notice IMN (NY)
98-11 ISSUED: 11/25/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments to ...
RULE / SECTION(S):
Sections 10, 15, 15A, Rules 12, 16, 47, 95 & 103A
EFFECTIVE DATES:
November 10, 1998 & November 25, 1998
12 Notice IMN (NY)
98-12 ISSUED: 12/16/98
SUBJECT:
Approved Amendments on Extent of Coverage in Section 10
RULE / SECTION(S):
Section 10
EFFECTIVE DATES:
January 13, 1998 (This effective date is correct as written. Due to
an oversight, this Notice was not released in a timely manner)
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New York auto insurers pressed to reduce assigned-risk pool
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New York Superintendent of Insurance Gregory Serio wants auto insurers to reduce the state's assigned-risk insurer of last resort by more than 150,000 policies.
Serio's challenge to insurers is part of an overall revamping of New York's Automobile Insurance Plan that provides auto insurance to those who cannot get coverage from other insurance companies.
Serio has not included any potential repercussions for insurers if they fail to reduce the assigned-risk pool by the requested amount, and he has not put a deadline on the challenge.
Reducing the number of policies in the plan isn't a new idea. In 1995, the plan had over 1.5 million policies; in 2000 it was reduced to just 175,000. Now the plan is growing again, up to more than 350,000 policies, and Serio says he believes reducing that number is the best way to control auto insurance costs.
New York's assigned-risk auto insurance plan is still subsidized by the open market.
All auto insurance companies must take policyholders from the assigned-risk pool, and insurers increase their rates in the open market to offset losses in the assigned-risk plan. "That needs to stop in order to bring costs down," says Moran.
Serio sliced off 75 percent of a proposed rate increase from the plan, allowing an increase of 19.5 percent. Michael Moran of the American Insurance Association (AIA) says that increase is not enough to keep the assigned-risk plan from sucking up funds from the voluntary or open market insurers.
New York has been hounded by problems with no-fault insurance fraud that costs New York drivers an estimated $1 billion each year. State legislators, the governor, and Serio have all presented different plans for reducing fraud and the resulting costs.
New York Gov. George Pataki rolled out a rewritten Regulation 68 last year that was targeted at reducing the amount of time it takes to file a claim and subsequently cut down on fraud, but the changes were held up in court challenges until February, when a judge ruled them acceptable. The changes are still under challenge from appeals by trial lawyers and health care providers.
Serio says other new directives include implementation of an antifraud unit for the assigned-risk plan within 60 days, complete automation of the application process designed to reduce fraud, and requirement of a biannual public meeting of the plan's committee.
Serio has also expanded the voting membership on the assigned-risk plan's Governing Committee by adding 12 new members, including a consumer representative.
While Moran and others, including the Alliance of American Insurers, applaud Serio's efforts to reduce fraud, they aren't convinced that this is the right approach. The AIA states that what is needed to stabilize the New York market are "changes in Regulation 68, decertification of fraudulent medical providers, mandatory arbitration [of disputes], medical treatment guidelines for no-fault cases, and increased penalties for fraud."
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Jun 18, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Sterling & Sterling Woodbury
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Jun 19, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Holiday Inn Fishkill
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Jun 20, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Captain Ketch New York City
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 9, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Four Points by Sheraton Inn Buffalo
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 10, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Ramada Inn Syracuse Syracuse
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 11, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Holiday Inn Express - albany Albany
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 17, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Holiday Inn Rockville Centre
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 18, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Captain Ketch Manhattan
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
Member $55.00 Non-Member $55.00
5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Sep 19, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Ramada Adria Bayside
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Brenda Kossover-Garzia
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Oct 22, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
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Oct 23, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
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5.0 PC BR C3 PA NYCR-206497
Oct 24, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Captain Ketch New York City
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Nov 20, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
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Nov 21, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Captain Ketch Manhattan
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Dec 3, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
Sterling & Sterling Woodbury
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Dec 4, 2002
Automobile Insurance Plan (AIP) Producer Certification Course (9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.)
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New York AIP Certification - All agents and brokers seeking certification by the New York Automobile Insurance Plan must attend this course within 60 days of the date of application for certification. Topics of discussion include purpose of the Plan, eligibility, extent of coverage, application for assignment, designation of insurer and effective date of coverage, assignment period and insurer's notice to applicant, producer and company performance standards, surcharges, private passenger application review, cancellations, commissions, service fees and how to order forms and supplies .
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