Carrier Assessment Portal Resources

About the Portal

The Colorado FAIR Plan Carrier Assessment Portal is an online system used by insurance carriers to review and update their annual participation information with the FAIR Plan.

Please Note

The Colorado FAIR Plan is funded by assessing certain lines of property insurance written (participation) in the state. Participation values are based on premium data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). Because NAIC reporting categories may not align precisely with Colorado’s definitions of covered lines, carriers are given the opportunity to review their NAIC data and request adjustments through this Portal.

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Get started by watching the Demo Video or viewing the Quick Start Guide for the Portal.

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Who Should Use This Portal

This portal is for admitted insurance carriers writing property insurance in Colorado that fall under the participation criteria of the Colorado FAIR Plan.

Authorized carrier representatives can use the portal to:

  • Review their NAIC-reported participation data.

  • Submit corrections or adjustments to specific lines of business.

  • Upload documentation supporting any requested changes.

  • Certify their submission for Colorado FAIR Plan review.

How it Works

Carriers receive notice of the annual participation period (typically in the Fall).

The FAIR Plan preloads NAIC data for each participating carrier.

  • Authorized carrier users log in to the portal to:

    • Review their baseline participation data

    • Enter any corrections to their reported lines

    • Upload supporting documentation

    • Attest and submit their changes for review

  • FAIR Plan staff reviews submissions and confirms approved adjustments.

    • These amounts will determine each company's participation percentage in the Colorado FAIR Plan and their share of the assets and liabilities. In the event of an assessment, invoices are issued based on approved percentages.

  • The approved participation percentages are then used for one calendar year (typically January 1 to January 1).

  • Please note: If no changes are made, the company will be assessed against the NAIC reported premiums for fire, allied lines, homeowners, and commercial (non-liability). Without any adjustments, premium for Fire, Allied Lines and Homeowners will be used to calculate the personal-lines market share. Commercial (non-liability) will be used to calculate commercial market share.

Frequently Asked Questions

Need Help?

For any technical issues, portal access issues, or general inquiries, please email information@coloradofairplan.com.