OK| The Oklahoma Insurance Department’s 2026 Special Notice advises that the Anti-Fraud Assessment Annual Fee of 750 dollars must be paid by July 1, 2026, and that all payments must be made electronically via OPTins, as paper filings and checks are no longer accepted. Regulated entities must register or log in at the OPTins website, create an “Oklahoma Regulated Entities” Anti-Fraud Assessment filing for the applicable year, download and complete all required forms (including all tabs of any Excel workbooks), upload the completed documents, and then submit the required payment amount on the payment screen, noting that OPTins will add an electronic processing fee. The notice cautions filers not to delay OPTins registration because it can take up to two weeks, and it directs technical questions about OPTins to the NAIC OPTins Help Desk.
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