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More info about an AOR

Posted by:
Tim Jackson
on
October 14, 2014
An AOR stands for Agent of Record. The Agent of Record is a document that insurance brokers and agents ask their clients to sign to make sure that...

An AOR stands for Agent of Record. The Agent of Record is a document that insurance brokers and agents ask their clients to sign to make sure that they are the agent on that client’s policy.

The agent makes sure that a client signs the AOR so that he receives a commission from the policy he set up with the client.  This also means that the client will not pay out of pocket to work with an agent, because the agent’s commission will come from the carrier directly.

The agent also requests the client to sign an AOR so that the agent can review their policy and can be their advocate/representative if there were any issues with the client’s policy or the carrier they purchased that policy from.

In order to protect the client, carriers will not give out any information regarding their policy unless they have given authorization to their Agent of Record.

At the Health Insurance Specialists, we take pride in our customer service and being a representative to our clients in any issue that they may have with their policy.

If you would like for us to be your representative and take care of any concerns or problems you may have regarding your Health Insurance Policy, we can be your representatives.  All it takes is a signed AOR, Agent of Record.

This blog was written by Corbin, a contributing writer and employee of The Health Insurance Specialists Inc.

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