Insurance/Health Series (INS)
| 100 | Insurance Plan Description |
| 112 | Property Damage Report |
| 148 | Report of Injury, Illness or Incident |
| 186 | Insurance Underwriting Requirements Reporting |
| 252 | Insurance Producer Administration |
| 255 | Underwriting Information Services |
| 267 | Individual Life, Annuity and Disability Application |
| 268 | Annuity Activity |
| 270 | Eligibility, Coverage or Benefit Inquiry |
| 271 | Eligibility, Coverage or Benefit Information |
| 272 | Property and Casualty Loss Notification |
| 273 | Insurance/Annuity Application Status |
| 274 | Health Care Provider Information |
| 275 | Patient Information |
| 276 | Health Care Claim Status Request |
| 277 | Health Care Claim Status Notification |
| 278 | Health Care Services Review Information |
| 288 | Wage Determination |
| 362 | Cargo Insurance Advice of Shipment |
| 500 | Medical Event Reporting |
| 820 | Premium Payments |
| 834 | Benefit Enrollment and Maintenance |
| 835 | Health Care Claim Payment/Advice |
| 837 | Health Care Claim |
| 924 | Loss or Damage Claim - Motor Vehicle |
| 925 | Claim Tracer |
| 926 | Claim Status Report and Tracer Reply |
| 928 | Automotive Inspection Detail |
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