An insurance agent, insurance broker, or surplus lines insurance broker licensed to do business in this state, upon filing the statement provided for in section 35-20-16, has a lien on the covered property for the amount of any unpaid earned property or casualty insurance premium.
35-20-15.1. Amendment of lien for unpaid earned property or casualty insurance premiums. A lienholder may file an amendment to correct the social security or internal revenue service taxpayer identification number of the debtor, to correct the spelling of the debtor's or lienholder's name, or to correct or change the address of the debtor or lienholder. The secretary of state shall provide a means to amend electronically or assign the unpaid earned property or casualty insurance premium lien that has been filed under section 35-20-15. The amendment or assignment of a lien does not affect the priority of the lien.
35-20-16. Procedure to obtain unpaid earned property or casualty insurance premium lien - Filing. The secretary of state shall provide a means to obtain electronically a lien under this section and also be entered in the central indexing system. Any person entitled to an unpaid earned property or casualty insurance premium lien, within ninety days after termination of coverage, shall file in the central indexing system and with any loss payee named in the policy, an electronic statement stating all of the following: 1. The name and address of the policyholder. 2. The name and address of the lienholder. 3. The nature and quantity of insurance coverage provided. 4. The amount of unpaid earned premium. 5. A description of the property covered by the insurance and subject to the lien. 6. That a lien is claimed upon the property described. 7. The name of the county or counties where the property is located. 8. The social security number of the debtor, or in the case of a debtor doing business other than as an individual, the internal revenue service taxpayer identification number of that person.