Valued policy laws by state: what they pay on a total loss, and where they stop
A valued policy law makes the amount on the policy the payment for a total loss. Which states have one, which perils each reaches, and the losses they leave out.
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Alex Toler is a licensed insurance producer, National Producer Number (NPN) 17045277. Each state license is listed below with its number.
| State | License number |
|---|---|
| Missouri Resident | 8298646 |
| Illinois | 17045277 |
| Texas | 2119626 |
| Florida | G319713 |
| Iowa | 17045277 |
| North Carolina | 17045277 |
| Tennessee | 3004288155 |
In a state not listed, Alex Toler obtains a nonresident producer license in that state before any coverage is placed.
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