Cancellation Qualifying Reasons/RC 22 - Revision history

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Reason Code 22: Cancel and Rewrite Due to Administrative Error

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	\|Documentation verifying the administrative error, such as system records, underwriting memos, or rating sheets.		\|Documentation verifying the administrative error, such as system records, underwriting memos, or rating sheets.
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	''This table can be seen on page 6-13 of the {{FIM\|175}}.''		''This table can be seen on page 6-13 of the {{FIM\|page=175}}.''

	==== Additional Guidance ====		==== Additional Guidance ====

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Additional Guidance

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	==== Additional Guidance ====		==== Additional Guidance ====
	* The rewritten policy must maintain continuous coverage without a lapse.		The rewritten policy must maintain continuous coverage without a lapse.
	* Common administrative errors include:
	** Incorrect policy effective date.		Common administrative errors include:
	** System constraints preventing proper coverage application.		* Incorrect policy effective date.
	** Incorrect rating factors applied to the original policy.		* System constraints preventing proper coverage application.
	* If a claim has been paid on the original policy, corrections should be made through an endorsement instead of cancellation and rewrite.		* Incorrect rating factors applied to the original policy.
			If a claim has been paid on the original policy, corrections should be made through an endorsement instead of cancellation and rewrite.

	== Required Documents ==		== Required Documents ==

WikiAdmin at 19:21, 12 February 2025

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	* The rewritten policy must maintain continuous coverage without a lapse.		* The rewritten policy must maintain continuous coverage without a lapse.
	* Common administrative errors include:		* Common administrative errors include:
	* Incorrect policy effective date.		** Incorrect policy effective date.
	* System constraints preventing proper coverage application.		** System constraints preventing proper coverage application.
	* Incorrect rating factors applied to the original policy.		** Incorrect rating factors applied to the original policy.
	* If a claim has been paid on the original policy, corrections should be made through an endorsement instead of cancellation and rewrite.		* If a claim has been paid on the original policy, corrections should be made through an endorsement instead of cancellation and rewrite.

WikiAdmin: Created page with "=== Reason Code 22: Cancel and Rewrite Due to Administrative Error === This reason code applies when a policy must be canceled and rewritten to correct an administrative error, such as an incorrect policy effective date, rating error, or misapplied coverage. The rewritten policy ensures continuous and accurate coverage. {| class="wikitable" !'''Condition''' !'''Details''' |- |'''Eligibility for Cancellation''' |A policy may be canceled and rewritten if an administrativ..."

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Created page with "=== Reason Code 22: Cancel and Rewrite Due to Administrative Error === This reason code applies when a policy must be canceled and rewritten to correct an administrative error, such as an incorrect policy effective date, rating error, or misapplied coverage. The rewritten policy ensures continuous and accurate coverage. {| class="wikitable" !'''Condition''' !'''Details''' |- |'''Eligibility for Cancellation''' |A policy may be canceled and rewritten if an administrativ..."

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=== Reason Code 22: Cancel and Rewrite Due to Administrative Error ===

This reason code applies when a policy must be canceled and rewritten to correct an administrative error, such as an incorrect policy effective date, rating error, or misapplied coverage. The rewritten policy ensures continuous and accurate coverage.

{| class="wikitable"
!'''Condition'''
!'''Details'''
|-
|'''Eligibility for Cancellation'''
|A policy may be canceled and rewritten if an administrative error affected the policy’s accuracy, including incorrect effective dates, rating issues, or misapplied coverage.
|-
|'''Effective Date of Cancellation'''
|The effective date of the policy term when the administrative error occurred.
|-
|'''Policy Terms Eligible for Refund'''
|The term in which the administrative error occurred and any subsequent terms requiring correction.
|-
|'''Type of Refund'''
|A full refund, including surcharges and fees, is applied to the canceled policy. The refund is then applied to the rewritten policy.
|-
|'''Required Documentation'''
|Documentation verifying the administrative error, such as system records, underwriting memos, or rating sheets.
|}
''This table can be seen on page 6-13 of the {{FIM|175}}.''

==== Additional Guidance ====
* The rewritten policy must maintain continuous coverage without a lapse.
* Common administrative errors include:
* Incorrect policy effective date.
* System constraints preventing proper coverage application.
* Incorrect rating factors applied to the original policy.
* If a claim has been paid on the original policy, corrections should be made through an endorsement instead of cancellation and rewrite.

== Required Documents ==
To process this cancellation reason, underwriters must verify the documentation provided.

* System records or underwriting memos showing the error.
* Supporting documents confirming the correction.

=== Document Gallery ===
* '''System Record:''' Screenshot or report showing the administrative error.
* '''Underwriting Memo:''' Explanation of the required policy correction.

== Scenarios for Context ==

'''Scenario 1:''' <br>
An NFIP policy is issued with an incorrect effective date due to a system processing error. The insurer identifies the issue and cancels and rewrites the policy to reflect the correct date, ensuring no lapse in coverage.

'''Scenario 2:''' <br>
A policyholder’s premium was miscalculated due to an incorrect rating factor. The underwriter cancels and rewrites the policy with the correct rating, applying the refund to the new policy.

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