IICMVA Publications
Web Services
The following documents represent IICMVA's research on the use of Web services in the insurance verification space. The March 2004 white paper outlines the considerations behind the Committee's support for an event-based, insurance inquiry service. The April 2007 implementation guide (first published as Version 1.0 in August 2005) serves as a technical manual for developing such a service with best practices in mind.
- IICMVA Model User Guide For Implementing Web Services v3 Final 5-16-08
- IICMVA Web Service WSDL - .NET (2005)
- IICMVA Web Service WSDL - Java (2005)
- Florida DHSMV Announcement Regarding Web Service Pilot 9-26-2007
- April 2007: Model User Guide for Implementing Online Insurance Verification - Version 2.0 (211 KB)
- March 2004: Online Insurance Verification - Version 1.0 (256 KB)
Auto Liability Insurance Reporting (ALIR)
The following documents represent IICMVA's work in the insurance reporting arena. These materials were developed from a best practices perspective so that jurisdictions considering ALIR methodologies would have the tools needed for a consistent implementation.
- Model User Guide for Implementing a Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting Program - X12 (221 KB)
- December 1998: Requirements for Model Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting (53.8 KB)
- February 1994: Model Auto Insurance Tape Reporting Requirements
Safety Responsibility Filings
The following guide is a compilation of jurisdictional practices used to process financial and safety responsibility filings.
Compulsory Insurance Guidelines and Driver Records
- June 1995: Guidelines for Compulsory Automobile Insurance Enforcement
- February 1995: Compulsory Insurance Evidence and Reporting Requirements
- January 1995: Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) Content and Accessibility Chart
- April 1994: Accident Reporting Analysis
- February 1994: The Public Need for Good Driver Records – A Position Paper
Insurance ID Card Bar-coding
The following document represents IICMVA's work in the area of bar-coding on insurance ID cards. IICMVA does not endorse bar-coding. However, if bar-coding is adopted, IICMVA recommends for consideration the following approach to implementing the PDF417 symbology and the security features that are available.