If the agent works for one insurancecompany, contact that company's corporate office to inquire if he/she has an E&O policy.
After you are licensed, you will need to get appointed with an insurance company and or wholesaler/general agent. Either of these entities will require you to have a bond and usually errors and omissions insurance.
Erroros and Omissions is a type of insurance for professionals (much like malpractice for doctors) such as an insurance agent or accountant. It protects them from unintentional mistakes they may make in the course of their work. For example an insurance agent writes a policy for $30,000 instead of $300,000. The aggregate limit of $300,000 refers to the total amount of coverage available during the policy period. Some policies "reset" policy limits after a claim is resolved but policies with an aggregate limit get chopped away at by each claim and can eventually be drained to $0.
depends how much money is at stake - consider hiring attorney and suing whoever sold you the policy (agent?) - they have insurance for such mistakes called errors and omissions insurance
Contact your insurance agent.
agent has and E&O policy (errors and ommissions) file the claim under that......
Yes, your agent or the insurance company can provide with a copy of your insurance policy.
Depends on the state and your insurance policy. call your local agent.
Contact your insurance company or your agent. They can find your insurance policy number by your social.
Errors & Omission Insurance is suggested.
Call your insurance agent
Contact your insurance agent.
You can always call your insurance agent and they can order you a new copy of the insurance policy. You might also be able to print the policy from the website.