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State Insurance Laws: State-specific insurance regulations, including disclosure requirements and notarization requirements. Each state maintains its own set of insurance regulations that must be complied with.

Federal Insurance Regulations: Key federal regulations including the McCarran-Ferguson Act, which generally delegates insurance regulation to states, and any applicable federal insurance reporting requirements.

Perjury Laws: Federal perjury statute (18 U.S.C. �� 1621) and state-specific perjury laws that govern sworn statements such as affidavits.

Notary Laws: State notary public laws, Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (if adopted by the state), and remote notarization provisions where applicable.

Insurance Fraud Statutes: Both state insurance fraud provisions and federal fraud statutes that govern fraudulent insurance claims and statements.

Evidence Rules: Federal Rules of Evidence, state rules of evidence, and specific requirements for the admissibility of affidavits in legal proceedings.

Specific Insurance Requirements: Mandatory insurance requirements, minimum coverage requirements, and disclosure obligations as specified by applicable state and federal regulations.