The number sent to an appointing entity upon completion of the registration process. This number should be entered into the activation screen with the appointing entity number to activate the appointing entity's eAppoint account.
A statement indicating that the person making the online transaction has been authorized by the appointing entity to do so.
A business location at which an individual, firm, partnership, corporation, association, or other entity (except an insurer or entity employee) engages in any activity or employs individuals to engage in any activity that by law may be performed only by a licensee.
The unique
The process by which an appointing entity becomes eligible to use eAppoint.
The date an appointment was created.
The kind of approval granted by the Department to an entity to conduct insurance-related business.
A list of functions used within eAppoint displayed on the left side of the screen.
The person who is responsible for maintaining the appointing entity's eAppoint account.
An acronym for Company and Related Entity.
The online form used in eAppoint for terminating an existing appointment.
The online form used in eAppoint for creating a new appointment.
The online form used in eAppoint for creating a new exchange of business registration.
The online form used in eAppoint for terminating an existing exchange of business registration.
A Web-based system for appointing entities and third party/servicing agency administrators to manage appointments and exchange of business registrations.
A company's nine-digit Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
The current condition of the authority given by the Department to a company for conducting business, as defined by its license and category or type.
A company's five-digit FLORIDA identification number.
A group of CORE entities eligible to file as a single appointing entity.
The address an appointing entity's Appointment and Exchange of Business Renewal Invoices will be sent.
The unique number assigned to a particular Licensee by the Department of Financial Services.
The authority's line of business type.
The address the Department of Fiancial Services uses for the majority of correspondence with an appointing entity.
A company's five-digit National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) company code.
A company's National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) group code.
A licensee that holds a Type and Class of License that permits him or her to appoint him or herself.
A CORE entity eligible to be an appointing entity.
Social Security Number
A Third Party/Servicing Agency Administrator, for the purposes of eAppoint, is considered one of the following: A separate entity managing appointments and exchanges of business on behalf of an appointing entity. An appointing entity can have multiple Third Party/Servicing Agency Administrators, each set up with individual permissions. For example, an appointing entity may select one Third Party/Servicing Agency Administrator to handle appointment renewals and another to manage the issuing of new appointments. A branch or satellite office of a larger company. For instance, a large company with multiple office locations may set up Third Party/Servicing Agency Administrator accounts for each branch or satellite office of the company. Keep in mind that the first location that registers with eAppoint would be responsible for setting up the other branches/satellite offices as Third Party/Servicing Agency Administrators within their account.
The type and class associated with a license or appointment.
The name used to log on to eAppoint. This will automatically be the email address used during the registration process.