How We Support You

Practical DRLP Support for Growing Organizations

Everything your entity needs to stay in good standing — DRLP designation, documentation, training, and ongoing oversight — so your team stays focused on growth.

What We Cover

Licensed in All 50 States Across All Lines

Our team includes licensed producers in every U.S. state across all major lines of authority — providing the accountable licensed producer presence your entity requires, wherever you operate.

Accident & HealthIndividual, group, and specialty A&H producer licensing
LifeLife insurance producer licensing across all states
Property & CasualtyFull P&C producer coverage for agencies and MGAs
Surplus LinesNon-admitted market DRLP coverage in all surplus lines states
Service Details

How We Support Your Entity

01

DRLP Designation & Maintenance

We manage affiliations, license renewals, CE tracking, and state filings to keep your entity license active and in good standing. As your designated DRLP, we provide the accountable licensed producer presence your entity requires — without requiring you to build that function internally.

This is the core of what we do: a qualified, licensed individual serving as your named DRLP in every required state, with all state affiliation filings maintained and compliance standing monitored on an ongoing basis.

  • Named DRLP designation in all required states
  • State affiliation and DRLP registration management
  • License renewal and CE tracking
  • Regulatory correspondence and audit response support
02

Rerouting Playbook & Training

A clear, one-page guide with initial training to help your team and referral partners stay safely in referral-only territory — and recognize when to escalate to a licensed producer.

For referral-based platforms and embedded insurance programs, knowing where the boundary is between permissible referral activity and licensable sales activity is critical. This playbook makes that boundary concrete and actionable for your team.

  • One-page referral boundary guide tailored to your model
  • Initial training session for your team and referral partners
  • Clear escalation protocols for situations requiring a licensed producer
  • Updated as your program or state footprint evolves
03

Ongoing Oversight & Availability

We serve as the named responsible producer for occasional questions, escalations, or regulatory inquiries — reliably accessible when it matters. This isn't a passive designation; it's an active support relationship.

  • Available for escalations from your team or referral partners
  • Named point of contact for state regulatory inquiries
  • Proactive monitoring of regulatory changes affecting your program
  • Responsive to time-sensitive compliance questions
04

Monthly Attestations & Reporting

Consistent, documented updates that support your internal compliance records and audit readiness. Monthly attestations provide the paper trail that demonstrates your organization takes its compliance obligations seriously — a meaningful differentiator in regulatory examinations.

E&O coverage is maintained for the DRLP role throughout the engagement.

  • Monthly compliance attestations and status reports
  • Audit-ready documentation of DRLP activities
  • E&O coverage maintained for the DRLP role
  • Records retained for the statutory required period
05

DRLP Transition Support

If your current DRLP is departing, the clock starts immediately — most states allow only 30 days before the agency license is at risk. We step in to prevent any gap in designation and manage all state notification and affiliation update filings.

  • Immediate DRLP support for departing producers
  • State-by-state notification and affiliation update filing
  • License continuity planning and succession support
  • Transaction and M&A DRLP continuity planning

DRL Advisory provides the on-the-ground licensed producer presence and documentation that turns compliance strategy into compliance reality — a practical complement to the legal and regulatory counsel your organization already relies on. Clients retain ultimate compliance responsibility for their licensing obligations. This website does not constitute legal advice.

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