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Premium Records: Receipts, Remittances and Policy Status
Organize the financial sequence behind premium payments without assuming that an accounting label resolves the underlying facts.
By Joseph De Gregorio · Federal Sentencing Strategist
Founder and President, Sentencing Advocacy Group · November 6, 2026
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Identify the payment source
Preserve receipts, statements and correspondence showing the payer, amount and date. Keep the original records available. A summary spreadsheet should identify its sources and preparer rather than appear to be the original transaction history.
Track remittance separately
Record transmission to the insurer or other recipient with supporting evidence. Identify fees, deductions and adjustments shown by the records. Do not assume a received premium was remitted on the same day or in the same amount without documentation.
Connect the policy record carefully
Keep issuance, renewal, cancellation and other notices with their dates. Counsel evaluates legal effects and obligations. The working chronology should distinguish an account entry from a policy-status document and preserve any inconsistency for review.
Identify personal responsibility
Record who handled funds, reconciled accounts, communicated with clients and approved changes. Preserve authority and workflow records. SAG can organize the individual chronology while qualified professionals assess accounting and legal questions.
Continue your preparation
Does a ledger label establish policy status?
Not by itself. Keep the underlying policy notices and payment records available for qualified review.
Sources and professional scope
Official background: FBI: Investigating Insurance Fraud and NAIC: Insurance Fraud. Sources checked November 6, 2026. These sources provide general context; counsel evaluates the actual jurisdiction, charge and applicable law. No historical statistics are used to predict an individual outcome.
A defined SAG assignment can include a personal chronology, indexed records, factual questions and preparation calendar. Counsel controls legal advice, responses and submissions. SAG is not a law firm, insurance adjuster, valuation provider or forensic accounting service. An engagement does not automatically establish privilege.
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