Geographic & Jurisdictional Notice

The ShelterPoint family of companies (ShelterPoint Life and ShelterPoint Insurance, collectively, "ShelterPoint") conducts business in the United States of America only.

ShelterPoint Life

ShelterPoint Life Insurance Company is a NY-domiciled insurance carrier and is currently licensed in CO, CT, DE, DC, IL, MA, MD, MI, MN, NJ, NY, PA, RI, SC, and TN. Not all products are available in every state where ShelterPoint Life is licensed to do business.

ShelterPoint Insurance

ShelterPoint Insurance Company is a FL-domiciled insurance carrier licensed in 48 jurisdictions, not including New York.

Our homepage is designed to direct consumers to product information based on the state they reside in and identifies the applicable underwriting carrier on each product page. We are not responsible for individuals who bypass our homepage through direct links to product-specific sub-pages of our website or disregard our availability and underwriting carrier notice on respective pages.

ShelterPoint makes no representation that the product-related materials, features, and pages on this site, are appropriate or available in states and jurisdictions where we are not licensed to do business. The product-related contents of this site is not intended to be an invitation to contract and/or a solicitation for business in any such state or jurisdiction. No insurance product will be sold in any state or jurisdiction in which the solicitation, sale, or purchase thereof would be unlawful under such state’s insurance laws or other applicable regulations.

ShelterPoint sells exclusively through independent insurance professionals and does not sell directly to consumers. Any product information viewed by consumers is not intended as an invitation to contract and/or a solicitation for business. Consumers are asked to consult their independent agent/broker for more information.

These Terms will be governed and interpreted pursuant to the laws of the State of New York. If any part of these Terms is found to be unlawful, void, or unenforceable, that part will be deemed severable and will not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions.