FAQs

If the policy period is extended for 365 days or more and all original terms and conditions remain, the additional premium endorsement must be filed as a renewal transaction in SLIP+. Filing a renewal for policy extensions allows the policy to be charged the appropriate tax, Service Office fee, and assessment rates (if applicable) for the new policy period. The insurer is not required to issue a policy renewal since this is for SLIP+ filing purposes only.

For example, if the original policy term is January 1, 2022, through January 1, 2023, and an endorsement is issued that extends the policy expiration to January 1, 2024. You should file the extension endorsement as a renewal transaction in SLIP with an effective date of January 1, 2023, and an expiration date of January 1, 2024.

The only exception is when the endorsement is an extended reporting period (ERP) endorsement, also known as "tail coverage." These endorsements are typically associated with claims-made liability policies. When submitting ERP endorsements in SLIP+, please file the endorsement within the original policy term and do not extend the expiration date.