Effective January 1, 2022, ISO has revised the California Fraud Statement for all lines of business to conform to recent revisions to the California Insurance Code § 1871.2.

The California Insurance Code referenced is being amended in part to require an insurer to print or display the fraud statement to any application, contract, or provision of contract; or whenever an insurer prints, reproduces, or furnishes a form to any person who either applies for a policy, requests a policy change, or gives notice or makes a claim under the policy.

The language of the newly revised fraud statement is as follows:

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