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MetLife has received regulatory approval to change the name of The Travelers Insurance Company to MetLife Insurance Company of Connecticut and The Travelers Life and Annuity Company to MetLife Life and Annuity Company of Connecticut. The effective date of this change is May 1, 2006.

On December 7, 2007, MetLife Life and Annuity Company of Connecticut (MLAC) merged into MetLife Insurance Company of Connecticut (MIC). As a result, all MLAC obligations have become obligations of MIC.

Please launch the attached PDF's for a copy of the company name change endorsement.

If you have any questions regarding service, please contact us at bps@metlifeservice.com.

PDF	State*
(PDF, 87 kb)	Applies to all states except NY and PA - for annuitants receiving the TLAC endorsement
(PDF, 88 kb)	Applies to all states except NY and PA - for annuitants receiving the TIC endorsement
(PDF, 88 kb)	Applies to NY only, for annuitants receiving the TIC name change endorsement
(PDF, 86 kb)	Applies to PA only, for annuitants receiving the TIC name change endorsement

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* endorsements were also filed in the following other jurisdictions: District of Columbia, Puerto Rico - use the generic endorsements (the first 2 in the list above); and Guam, US Virgin Islands and Bahamas - for these 3, endorsements do not apply since we do not have any business or contracts issued there.

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