LAC 37:XIII.19113

LAC 37:XIII.19113. Proof of Timely Delivery

Last amended: 2023Year: 2026Length: 178 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 37, pt. XIII, § 19113

A. Delivery by Mail. If the disclosure form-guide is sent to a policyholder via United States mail, proof of such mailing shall be sufficient evidence to establish delivery of the disclosure form-guide, provided it reflects the date of the mailing and the policyholder. B. Electronic Delivery. If the disclosure form-guide is sent to a policyholder via email, the email delivery receipt or, if none, a copy of the as-sent email, shall be sufficient evidence to establish delivery of the disclosure form-guide, provided the delivery receipt or email reflects the date of the electronic mailing and the policyholder. C. Hand-Delivery. If the disclosure form-guide is hand-delivered to a policyholder, the representative of the insurer perfecting delivery must complete and sign a Certificate of Hand-Delivery, verifying pertinent details related to the delivery of the disclosure form-guide, including the date and location of the delivery, the name of the person accepting the delivery, and the name of the policyholder. Appendix A sets forth the Certificate of Hand-Delivery form insurers must use when opting to hand-deliver the disclosure form-guide to a policyholder.
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