The Surplus Line Association of Illinois (SLAI) is an organization of more than 2900 surplus line insurance producers. Surplus line producers are agents and brokers who hold a special license from the Illinois Department of Insurance allowing them, under certain conditions, to procure policies for Illinois risks from insurers that are not licensed in this state.
Created by statute in 1985, the Association acts as a liaison between the Department and surplus line producers. The SLAI is a self-funded body that is charged with the duty to educate the marketplace in order to facilitate and encourage compliance with the surplus line law, accept filings from surplus line producers, report data to the Department of Insurance, and provide other services to its members that are incidental or related to the purposes of the Association.
Created by statute in 1985, the Association acts as a liaison between the Department and surplus line producers. The SLAI is a self-funded body that is charged with the duty to educate the marketplace in order to facilitate and encourage compliance with the surplus line law, accept filings from surplus line producers, report data to the Department of Insurance, and provide other services to its members that are incidental or related to the purposes of the Association.
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Holly Garden
Nov 02, 2020
We had to close our office so I submitted an address change. SLAI noticed the address change and contacted me the following day to make sure we received an invoice that had been mailed recently. I've been in the insurance industry for >20 years and never had an organization go out of their way like this to make sure we had what we needed. Thank you for going above & beyond!
