The Maine Automobile Insurance Plan was established pursuant to Title 24A, M.R.S.A., Section 2325 dated January 1, 1970 for granting automobile bodily injury and property damage liability, medical payments and physical damage  insurance to applicants who are unable to obtain such coverage through the voluntary market.

Information pertaining to such things as eligibility criteria, extent of coverage provided, establishing an effective date of coverage and rate classifications can be found in the Maine Plan Manual.

Producers licensed by the Maine Bureau of Insurance to transact automobile insurance business in the state of Maine and who are certified by the Plan are eligible to submit applications to the Maine Plan. For more details regarding the Plan's certification program, please refer to the Plan Section entitled PRODUCER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM.

To be eligible for coverage, the applicant must certify that he/she has attempted, but has been unable to obtain automobile insurance in the state of Maine within the preceding 60 days. For a complete list of the eligibility criteria, please refer to the Plan section entitled ELIGIBILITY.

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