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The document is a form (SL-1923) required by the Delaware Insurance Department for surplus lines insurance. It mandates that the form be available for examination for five years and outlines the process for documenting diligent efforts to secure insurance from licensed insurers. If such coverage cannot be obtained, it allows for placement with unlicensed insurers, while ensuring the insured is aware of the implications, including lack of state guaranty fund protection. The form must be signed by the licensed producing agent and retained as part of surplus lines broker records.

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Begin by entering the 'Submitted by' information. Select either 'Delaware Insurance Department' or 'Surplus Lines Producer' as applicable.
Fill in the 'Policy Number' and the 'Surplus Lines Insurer Name' fields accurately.
Provide the insured's name and mailing address, ensuring all details are correct for effective communication.
Input the policy term information, including the effective date and expiration date in MM/DD/YYYY format.
Specify the amount of insurance for both casualty and property sections as required.
Describe the coverage clearly in the designated section, detailing any specific risks involved.
List any licensed insurers that declined to insure this risk, providing their names, NAIC numbers, contact details, and reasons for declining.
Finally, ensure that you sign and date the form at the bottom before submission. Remember to retain a copy for your records.

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What is an SL-2 form?

The Diligent Search Report commonly known as the SL-2 form documents the brokers or agents effort to obtain coverage for a particular risk in the admitted market before placing the risk with a non-admitted insurer.