Title 29, Insurance and Insurance Companies

Certificates of authority expire on 1 June each year unless revoked or withdrawn or unless an application for renewal has been filed and a final decision is pending. History: 1978, PL, 15-79 § 2.

The Commissioner may revoke a certificate of authority if in his opinion: (1) the general insurance broker no longer meets the requirements for the authority; (2) the general insurance broker knowingly exceeds its charter powers or powers granted under its certificate of authorit…

A general insurance broker desiring to withdraw from American Samoa may do so by ap-plying to the Commissioner for an order granting permission to withdraw. The application shall be accompanied by an affidavit of its principal officer and general agent that: (1) it desires to wit…

If within 1 week from the last publication as specified in paragraph (3) of 29.1007, the Commissioner does not find that any person has given good and sufficient cause why an order permitting withdrawal should not be entered, he shall order permission to withdraw, and the withdra…

Applications for renewal and the payment of continuance fees are to be submitted on or before 1 April of each year. If there has been no change in the information required for the previous year, the application may consist of a verified statement by the principal officer to that …

Persons adversely affected by a final order of the Commissioner may request a hearing under the Administrative Procedure Act, 4.1001 et seq. Judicial review of orders must also be in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act. History: 1978, PL, 15-79 § 2.

A person acting as, or holding himself out to be a certified general insurance broker, who in fact is not, or who otherwise violates any provision of this chapter, is guilty of a class B mis-demeanor, and shall upon conviction be sentenced accordingly. History: 1978, PL, 15-79 § …