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The Alberta Auto essentials course includes the new form – SPF 9 – Transportation Network, which became effective July 1, 2016. What exactly is the new SPF 9 form – Transportation Network all about? Here are some SPF 9 policy definitions taken from the Alberta Auto Essentials Course: (a) “transportation network” means any online enabled application, digital platform, software, website, or any other system offered, used or operated by a transportation network company and that is used by persons to prearrange the transportation of passenger(s) for compensation in a transportation network automobile.

ILScorp launches new Alberta Auto Essentials course to include the Alberta Standard Automobile Insurance Policy Form – TRANSPORTATION NETWORK SPF No 9. The Alberta Auto Essentials Course has just been added to all ILS General and Adjuster CE Course Subscribers. This brand new course is accredited for 4 CE credits in Alberta and takes you step by step through the major policy forms and applications for automobile insurance in the province of Alberta

The June 30 CE Credit Deadline is here! Don’t panic just yet. ILScorp has REAL PEOPLE standing by to help you meet your requirements. Chat with us live here on our website. Email us: info@ilscorp.com or call us 1-800-404-2211 and get your CE done today! Get online and get to work! CE with ILScorp is Fast, Easy and DONE!

This new course, Wawanesa Habitation Wording Update, is included as part of your ILS General CE and/or Adjuster CE Course Subscription and qualifies for 1 continuing education hour of credit. Alberta Insurance Adjusters and Alberta Insurance Brokers: AIC# 42949. The Wawanesa Habitation policy wordings are reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that the wordings are clear and consistent with Wawanesa’s underwriting and claims intent. In many instances, the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) Advisory wordings were adopted. The wordings consist of two sections: Section I – Property Coverage and Section II – Liability Coverage. This wording booklet is also applicable to the habitational portion of Farm risks and is contained verbatim in ‘Your Farm Insurance Policy’

Recognizing the burden the normal reporting system (Form 1242) would place on insurers and adjusters, the Office of the Fire Commissioner (OFC) has developed an abbreviated insurance loss system to capture fire loss data associated with the Fort McMurray fires. The OFC has developed a mapping solution that will allow companies to add the total fire loss and the loss payable by insurers. No other information will be required. What investigators collected in the mapping tool are direct fire losses. We created a simplified form so that adjusters can go in afterward and enter the claim amount, payout and totals. Look up the claimant’s address and you can edit each investigation to complete the loss report.

QUESTION: As a Manitoba Adjuster, if I have completed a CE course in the past, but have taken it again this year, can I claim this towards my CE requirement?
ANSWER: Entry of CE for the same course more than once may be permitted on an exception basis only. If an agent wishes to claim credit for a course more than once, the agent must contact Council for prior approval and
provide written reasons. This review is subject to the individual course review fee of $50.