Quarterly Newsletter
Expanded state filing resources: 10 new State Filing Guides now available
Find filing requirements and guidance for 17 states in one place
Published: July 15, 2026
We are excited to announce the release of 10 new State Filing Guides, expanding our growing library of state filing resources designed to help filers quickly find the information they need to navigate motor carrier insurance filing requirements. With these additions, 17 State Filing Guides are now available, providing even broader coverage and making it easier to find filing information across multiple jurisdictions.
Newly Added State Filing Guides:
Earlier this year, we introduced seven State Filing Guides to provide a centralized resource for filing requirements, forms, agency information, delivery methods, and state-specific filing guidance. Based on positive user feedback and continued interest in state-by-state guidance, we have expanded the library with 10 additional guides, bringing the total number of guides available to 17.
Each guide is designed to serve as a convenient reference and provides quick access to important filing information, including:
- Filing types and forms required
- Electronic filing and delivery methods
- Agency contact information
- State-specific filing notes and guidance
- Helpful links to related resources
By bringing this information together in one location, the guides can help reduce research time, improve filing accuracy, and simplify the filing process across multiple jurisdictions. Whether you're filing in a familiar state or working with a new jurisdiction, these guides can help you find the information you need more efficiently.
To access the State Filing Guides, visit the Product Map on the Products page and select the state you need.
Important: State Filing Guides are intended for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for official state requirements or regulatory guidance. Insurers remain responsible for ensuring their filings are accurate, complete, and compliant with all applicable state laws and regulations.