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The document is an application form for re-certification as a Medical Director with the Maryland Insurance Administration. It requires personal information, previous names, addresses, social security number, education, work experience, and answers to screening questions regarding professional conduct and licensure. The application must be submitted with a fee of $100 and includes a certification statement regarding the accuracy of the provided information.

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How much does the insurance exam cost in Maryland?

Licensing exams are provided by Prometric and costs $60 for Life exams, Health Accident exams, and Life, Health Accident exams. To schedule by phone, call 800-610-1174.

What is the special nonresident tax in Maryland?

Maryland nonresident Maryland has a special nonresident tax that the PTE must pay on behalf of its nonresident individual members on Form 510. The special nonresident tax is equal to 1.75% of the nonresident individual members distributive or pro rata share of income allocable to MD.

How to schedule Maryland insurance exam?

To schedule your examination, visit PROMETRIC at .prometric.com/maryland/insurance or call 1-800-610-1174. You can also download the License Information Bulletin from the PROMETRIC website.

What is the mia in Maryland?

The Maryland Insurance Administration best serves its core constituents by ensuring fair treatment of consumers. This consumer protection begins by regulating the availability of insurance coverage at fair prices and extends to issues of solvency and fair sales, claims and settlement practices.

What is the Critical Area Act in Maryland?

The Critical Area Law requires local governments to review their Critical Area programs comprehensively every six years. These reviews are necessary for the Commission to make sure that local programs are kept up to date and that required legislation is incorporated into local codes and ordinances.

What is the Dignity Not Detention Act in Maryland?

Lawmakers passed the Dignity Not Detention Act in 2021 and it prohibits local jurisdictions from entering into contracts with ICE for detainees and implemented a sunset for contracts that were in place at the time.

What is the purpose of the Maryland insurance administration?

Protect Maryland consumers by regulating the states insurance companies and producers. Investigate complaints consumers have about their insurance coverage, including, but not limited to, life, health, automobile, and homeowners. License insurance companies and producers operating in Maryland.

What is required to notify the Maryland insurance administration of a licensees change in name or address?

Individual licensees must submit a copy of a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order. Business Entities must attach confirmation that the name change has been registered with the State of Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxation.