The mission of the Washington FAIR Plan is to provide basic property insurance on dwellings and commercial buildings to applicants who have difficulty obtaining a policy in the standard insurance market. Policies are available anywhere in Washington, providing the property is occupied and is reasonably maintained. The Washington FAIR Plan operates under the rules and regulations of Chapter 284-19 of the Washington Administrative Code.
The Washington FAIR Plan is a Joint Reinsurance Association and all of the insurance companies licensed to write property insurance in the state are required to be members. The FAIR Plan does not receive any funding from taxpayers or the State of Washington. Although reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that information on the Washington FAIR Plan web site is complete, accurate, and timely, we do not represent that the information is complete, accurate, and timely in all instances.
All information is subject to change without notice.
The Washington FAIR Plan is a Joint Reinsurance Association and all of the insurance companies licensed to write property insurance in the state are required to be members. The FAIR Plan does not receive any funding from taxpayers or the State of Washington. Although reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that information on the Washington FAIR Plan web site is complete, accurate, and timely, we do not represent that the information is complete, accurate, and timely in all instances.
All information is subject to change without notice.
Services
Any producer who is licensed to write Property & Casualty insurance in the State of Washington can write with the Washington FAIR Plan.
No additional appointment is needed.
The FAIR Plan has no agents.
We use the term producer to refer to the "insurance agent or broker" who assists the applicant in applying to the Plan and with servicing the account after issuance.
Producers ("insurance agents or brokers") are not representatives or agents of the FAIR Plan.
Under the Washington Administrative Code, licensed insurance producers are required to assist consumers in applying to the FAIR Plan and in servicing FAIR Plan policies.
No additional appointment is needed.
The FAIR Plan has no agents.
We use the term producer to refer to the "insurance agent or broker" who assists the applicant in applying to the Plan and with servicing the account after issuance.
Producers ("insurance agents or brokers") are not representatives or agents of the FAIR Plan.
Under the Washington Administrative Code, licensed insurance producers are required to assist consumers in applying to the FAIR Plan and in servicing FAIR Plan policies.
Coverage will become effective once the application is processed, the inspection is completed, the risk is determined to be acceptable by the Washington FAIR Plan and the premium is paid in full to the Washington FAIR Plan.
Since all of this requires a reasonable amount of time, you should submit the application well in advance of the requested policy effective date so that possible coverage gaps can be avoided.
Agents do not have authority to bind coverage, act for, or in any way commit the FAIR Plan to coverage.
Since all of this requires a reasonable amount of time, you should submit the application well in advance of the requested policy effective date so that possible coverage gaps can be avoided.
Agents do not have authority to bind coverage, act for, or in any way commit the FAIR Plan to coverage.
All member companies may obtain Washington FAIR Plan Financial and Participation information by accessing the website of the Property Insurance Plans Services Office (PIPSO).
The web address is www.pipso.com.
If at any time you require additional information or clarification about the FAIR Plan, please contact us.
The web address is www.pipso.com.
If at any time you require additional information or clarification about the FAIR Plan, please contact us.
The Washington FAIR ("Fair Access to Insurance Requirements") Plan was established in 1968 to provide basic property insurance to applicants who cannot obtain property insurance in the standard insurance market.
Basic fire insurance coverage is available for both dwellings and commercial buildings.
The FAIR Plan functions under the rules and regulations of Chapter 284-19 of the Washington Administrative Code.
As such, the FAIR Plan is under the supervision of the Office of the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Washington, although it is not a state agency.
Basic fire insurance coverage is available for both dwellings and commercial buildings.
The FAIR Plan functions under the rules and regulations of Chapter 284-19 of the Washington Administrative Code.
As such, the FAIR Plan is under the supervision of the Office of the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Washington, although it is not a state agency.
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