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Since the primary agent law has been repealed, is it necessary for an agency to have a designated licensed and appointed agent-in-charge of each location?

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Since the primary agent law has been repealed, is it necessary for an agency to have a designated licensed and appointed agent-in-charge of each location?

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Yes. Florida Statute 626.747 states each agency must have a licensed and appointed agent in full-time charge of each location. It is no longer required for the agency to file the primary agent form with the department.