State Requirements

Rhode Island / Non-Resident Renewal No Home State / Business

Fees

Fees shown are state fees only. These fees do not include NIPR transaction fees.

  • Unless noted, all fees are charged per application.

Motor Vehicle Damage Appraiser

Renewal fee:

$150

Late renewal fee:

$200

Company/Independent Adjuster

Renewal fee:

$250

Late renewal fee:

$300

Title

Renewal fee:

$130

Late renewal fee:

$170

Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority

Renewal fee:

$250

Late renewal fee:

$300

Third Party Administrator Registered

Renewal fee:

$0

Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate

Renewal fee:

$250

Late renewal fee:

$300

Life Settlement Provider

Renewal fee:

$250

Late renewal fee:

$300

Lines of Authority

Please note that license class names can vary by state.

Motor Vehicle Damage Appraiser

DRLP Required

No Line of Authority Required

Company/Independent Adjuster

DRLP Required

Property/Casualty, Crop, Workers Compensation

Title

DRLP Required

Title

Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority

No Line of Authority Required

Third Party Administrator Registered

No Line of Authority Required

Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate

No Line of Authority Required

Life Settlement Provider

No Line of Authority Required

Rules and Regulations

Applicant Can

  • Submit renewals for business entities electronically.
  • Late renew through NIPR's Non-Resident Renewal No Home State Application.
  • Print license electronically.

Applicant Cannot

  • Submit renewals for major lines of authority.
  • Submit renewals for limited lines of authority.
  • Submit a partial renewal. All Lines of Authority must be renewed.

Business Rules

  • Applicant must not have an active resident state license on PDB in any state.

  • In order for an adjuster applicant to renew through the No Home State renewal application the Designated Home State on PDB must be Rhode Island.

  • Applicant cannot renew earlier than 90 days prior to license expiration date.

  • There is a grace period the day after expiration date up to 30 days with no additional fees.

  • Rhode Island will allow reinstatements of a license if:

    • Expiration date is greater than thirty (30) days and less than three hundred and sixty-five (365) days.
    • Reinstatement must be processed through Non-Resident Home State Renewal (NRRNHS) Application.
  • Public, and Company/Independent Adjuster licenses cannot be actively held simultaneously.

  • At least one DRLP must be provided on the application.  The DRLP must have an active Resident or Non-Resident license in Rhode Island.

  • The DRLP's are not required to cumulatively cover the LOAs on the business application.

  • DRLP not required for Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority, Third Party Administrator Registered or Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate license classes.

  • All renewal applications for the Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority, Third Party Administrator Registered, and Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate must provide annual report form and annual filing fee to Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation, Insurance Division.

  • Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority, Third Party Administrator Registered and Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate (PDB Code 9696) expire annually on the last day of February.

  • Applicant must provide a business address that is not in the state of Rhode Island.

  • If applicant responds "yes" to one of the background questions please submit supporting documents electronically via NIPR's Attachments Warehouse. The documents may also be submitted to the state via mail, email, or fax.

Special Instructions

Special Instructions

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Renewal Periods

Motor Vehicle Damage Appraiser

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Thirty (30) days after expiration. 30-day grace period for expired licenses. Allows renewal with no additional fee.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Company/Independent Adjuster

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date

Late renewal period

Thirty (30) days after expiration. 30-day grace period for expired licenses. Allows renewal with no additional fee.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Title

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Thirty (30) days after expiration. 30-day grace period for expired licenses. Allows renewal with no additional fee.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Third Party Administrator Certificate of Authority

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Expire annually on the last day of February.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Third Party Administrator Registered

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Expire annually on the last day of February.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Third Party Administrator Waiver Certificate

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Expire annually on the last day of February.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Life Settlement Provider

Renewal period

Ninety (90) days prior to expiration date – Up to expiration date.

Late renewal period

Thirty (30) days after expiration. 30-day grace period for expired licenses. Allows renewal with no additional fee.

Reinstatement period

Thirty one (31) days to one year after license expired.

Contact Information

Mailing Address

Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation, Attention: Licensing

1511 Pontiac Avenue

Building 69-2

Cranston, RI 02920

United States

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