Get Ca Lic Cc1 2023-2026

Filling out the CA LIC CC1 form is essential for Limited Liability Companies in California to meet insurance requirements. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to complete the CA LIC CC1 form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the CA LIC CC1 form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter the insured name in the designated field. This should reflect the name of the Limited Liability Company that has obtained the insurance coverage.
3. Fill in the license number that corresponds to the Limited Liability Company as issued by the California Department of Insurance.
4. Provide the policy number for the insurance being noted on the form. This is usually found in the insurance policy documentation.
5. Indicate the policy effective date, which is the date when the insurance coverage begins.
6. Specify the policy expiration date, marking when the insurance coverage expires.
7. In the LLC company name section, fill out the full name of the Limited Liability Company as registered.
8. Enter the name of the insurance company that issued the policy in the required field.
9. Specify whether the insurance coverage is a blanket policy or an individual policy by marking the appropriate option.
10. Indicate the number of licensees rendering professional services by entering the count in the provided space.
11. Review the certification statement and ensure that it is correctly filled out, understanding the implications of insurance cancellation and notice requirements.
12. Sign the form as an insurance company representative, ensuring that you are not a member, manager, or officer of the LLC. Include the date and title in the respective fields.
13. Once completed, save your changes, and consider downloading or printing the form for your records before submission.
14. Submit the form by sending it to the provided address or fax number indicated on the form.

Complete your CA LIC CC1 form online today to ensure compliance with California insurance requirements.