IRU Circular 6/2026 — Correspondence channels and original-document delivery
IRU Circular 6/2026 allocates correspondence to specific departments and makes clear that sending email does not replace delivery of an original paper document when IRU orders it. Licensing transactions follow the stated official-letter delivery procedure. Official sources and an evidence-led implementation checklist.
تعميم رقم (6) لسنة 2026 بشأن تنظيم قنوات التواصل وتسليم المستنداتOfficial Arabic title
- Issued
- 23.04.2026
- Published
- 23.04.2026
- Guide reviewed
- 11.10.2026
- Instrument
- IRU Circular 6/2026
Action at a glance
What this instrument asks you to do
IRU Circular 6/2026 allocates correspondence to specific departments and makes clear that sending email does not replace delivery of an original paper document when IRU orders it. Licensing transactions follow the stated official-letter delivery procedure.
Source-backed
Stated legal requirements
Requirements below are attributed to the instrument or cited guidance; each item includes its source location.
- 01
Route supervision material, including financial/auditor, actuarial, solvency, governance/compliance and credit-rating material, to the designated supervision channels.
Citation · Page 1, First
- 02
Submit the listed licensing transactions by an official company letter to IRU's premises under its approved procedures.
Citation · Page 1, Second
- 03
Send insurer monthly/quarterly statistics and broker annual statistics to the statistical-analysis channel, payment correspondence to collections, and AML material to the AML office.
Citation · Page 2, Third–Fifth
- 04
Deliver original paper documents under IRU procedures when ordered; email does not discharge that requirement.
Citation · Page 1, introductory paragraph
Dates and applicability
Timing, grace period and deadline
Timing
Signed and published 23 April. No universal submission deadline or grace period is introduced by the channel-allocation circular.
Grace period
Only the specifically stated submission period or validity condition applies. No additional general grace period is asserted.
Expit suggested practices
Build a reviewable closure record
These suggested actions are implementation practices, not additional legal requirements.
- 01
Map each submission type to its specified IRU department.
- Suggested owner
- Regulatory liaison
- Evidence to retain
- Approved routing matrix and responsible owners
- Complete when
- A sampled submission reaches the correct channel with the appropriate accompanying letter.
- Expit support context
- Document classification can help choose the queue; source review and authorised submission remain with the firm.
- 02
Track email, original-paper delivery and receipt separately.
- Suggested owner
- Company secretary
- Evidence to retain
- Signed letter, dispatch record, original-document receipt and correspondence
- Complete when
- Any ordered original delivery is evidenced independently from the email.
- Expit support context
- Evidence workflows can flag an outstanding original instead of marking a case closed after email.
Further clarification
Frequently asked questions
Does sending an attachment by email remove the need for an original?
No. The circular expressly says email does not replace an original document when IRU orders its delivery.
Can Expit declare our correspondence channels and original-document delivery gap closed?
No. Expit can support document processing, evidence reconciliation and accountable workflows. Your responsible officers and advisers must assess legal applicability, complete any required official submission and approve closure.
Primary references
Official sources
- Official IRU Circular 6/2026 PDF (opens in a new tab)SOURCE 01
Operative circular visually reviewed. The annual questionnaire, financial return and licensing deadlines come from their separate instruments. This guide does not redefine those deadlines or authorise unprotected transmission of customer data.
Read with care
Enforcement and limitations
Enforcement stated in source
The circular refers to IRU's powers under Insurance Law 125/2019 and applicable regulations/instructions. No fixed fine or individual enforcement outcome is inferred.
Limitations of this guide
The annual questionnaire, financial return and licensing deadlines come from their separate instruments. This guide does not redefine those deadlines or authorise unprotected transmission of customer data.