Florida regulator announces American Mobile Insurance Exchange wind-down
Florida's insurance regulator says American Mobile Insurance Exchange must surrender its certificate of authority after administrative supervision.
What the record says
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation says it required American Mobile Insurance Exchange to surrender its certificate of authority after completing administrative supervision. OIR says the company was licensed to write mobile-home insurance only in Florida and was in an unsound financial condition. The agency says it oversaw a wind-down of liabilities and required customer-service measures and refunds for canceled policyholders.
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Practical next step
People with questions about a policy, cancellation or refund should consult the regulator's official notice and consumer-assistance channels.
Limits and what is not established
The action concerns American Mobile Insurance Exchange. It is separate from American Modern and does not establish that an individual claim or refund has been paid. The notice describes policy transfers and cancellations from 2024; those are not new October 2026 cancellations.
Sources checked October 21, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.
Original sources
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation: original information