What document must an unauthorized insurer file to apply for eligibility?

The Uniform Certificate of Authority Application (UCAA) is the correct document that an unauthorized insurer must file to apply for eligibility. This application serves as a comprehensive form that provides information about the insurer's financial stability, organizational structure, and business practices in order to assess their suitability for operating in a specific state.

The UCAA streamlines the process for insurers seeking to obtain the necessary licenses to conduct business, consolidating various state requirements into a single application format. This is important for unauthorized insurers, as they must demonstrate compliance with state regulations before they can be approved and operate legally.

Other documents, such as the Certification of Financial Health (CFH) or the General Business Eligibility Form (GBEF), may play roles in different regulatory contexts or for specific types of insurers, but the UCAA is specifically designed for the eligibility application process for unauthorized insurers.