The steps below outline how to become a registered broker with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont.
Vermont License
Obtain a valid Vermont Accident, Health and HMO resident or non-resident license. You may also visit: http://www.nipr.com/
for more information about becoming Vermont licensed:
Paperwork
Save a copy of the Standard Producer Commission Agreement (SPCA) for your records and submit the following paperwork:
1. Producer Agreement Acknowledgement Form
2. W-9
4. ACH Electronic Funds Transfer Authorization
Email completed documents and copy of license to: broker@bcbsvt.com or mail to:
BCBSVT
Attn: Broker Relations
P.O. Box 186
Montpelier, VT 05601-0186
Processing
BCBSVT Broker Relations will process your paperwork within one week of receiving all completed forms. If you have a new group for which commission is owed, please include a copy of the signed enrollment agreement, renewal election form or Broker of Record letter.
Confirmation
You will receive a confirmation email from Broker Relations with your new broker IDs - one for BCBS business and one for TVHP business. You will also receive the following:
1. Current Producer commission schedule
2. Any applicable bonus program descriptions
3. BCBSVT sales contact name and number
4. Broker commissions and compensation contact information
Please note: The Plan does NOT hire Independent Agents nor do we appoint Producers in the State of Vermont.
