Which of the following forms is specifically listed as needing to be filed with the Department of Insurance?

Insurance policies are specifically required to be filed with the Department of Insurance as part of regulatory compliance. This filing ensures that the policies meet established legal standards, including clarity, fairness, and consumer protection provisions. By reviewing these documents, the Department can assess whether the terms of the policies adhere to the regulations governing insurance practices within the state. This process helps maintain a level of oversight to protect both consumers and the integrity of the insurance market.

Other forms, such as loan applications and advertising materials, have their own specific regulatory requirements but do not typically require direct filing with the Department of Insurance in the same way that insurance policies do. Title company brochures, while they may need to comply with certain advertising regulations, are less likely to be formally filed with a state department when compared to insurance policies.