Third Party Administrator (TPA) License & Registration

Definition

THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATOR (TPA) – An entity that collects premiums, underwrites, adjusts or settles claims on behalf of a life, annuity or health insurer.

Applicable Statutes

C.G.S. §38a-720 – see Title 38a* Insurance

Fees

TPA License Initial: $500.00
TPA License Reinstatement: $500.00
TPA License Renewal: $450.00

TPA Registration Initial: only the NIPR transaction fee
TPA Registration Reinstatement: only the NIPR transaction fee
TPA Registration Renewal: only the NIPR transaction fee

No pro-rating, non-refundable application fee.

Duration

TPA License: One (1) year – Renews September 30th EVERY year.
TPA Registration: One (1) year – Renews September 30th EVERY year.

How to Apply

TPAs must either be licensed or registered with the Department.

TPA License:

TPA Registration:

How to Renew

Renewal notices are EMAILED about 90 days before the expiration date.

TPA License:

TPA Registration:

How to Amend Lines of Authority

Not applicable.

How to Reinstate a License

TPAs must either be licensed or registered with the Department.

TPA License:

TPA Registration:

How to change License information (ie.: demographics)

Print a copy of the license

Initial Education Requirements

Not applicable.

Waivers due to Designations

Not applicable.

Renewal Continuing Education (CE) Requirements

Third Party Administrators Information

Cancel License

License Voluntary – Surrender Request

Important Information

TPA license and TPA Registration FAQs

Note: Any inquiries regarding this license type must be directed to cid.tpa@ct.gov. Please note that the Licensing Division does not process or manage this license type. Only the TPA unit can respond to questions or requests related to TPA license and TPA registration.