What will my credit be if I paid $700 for a surplus line broker license and I transact solely on behalf of a surplus line broker business entity?
Individuals who previously paid $700 for a surplus line broker license, who will now be paying $500 will see a one-time credit of $200 on their next renewal notice. Please note that the credit will be $100 for some individuals who only paid the one-year fee of $350 and will be $300 for individuals who paid both the one-year fee of $350 and also subsequently paid the $700 two-year fee.
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