MEMBERS Life Insurance Co has announced that it is resuming the issuance of contracts after experiencing a cybersecurity event that disrupted its ability to process new applications. This update is crucial as it allows the company to address pending applications and restore normal operations.

Founded in Iowa, MEMBERS Life Insurance Co operates in the life insurance sector, classified under SIC code 6311. The company has been filing various forms with the SEC, including the most recent filings on November 3, 2026, with Form 497 and 497VPI.

The recent filing indicates that the company is beginning to issue contracts for pending applications received before and during the cybersecurity incident. The filing states, "We have begun issuing Contracts for pending applications received before and during the outage." The company plans to process these applications in phases, with expectations for contract issuance to continue over the coming weeks.

This situation may affect policyholders and potential customers who submitted applications during the outage. The company has assured that contracts for applications received in good order will be treated as if they had been issued on the original intended date.

The filing does not specify what happens next, but it highlights the company's commitment to resolving the backlog of applications and restoring its operational capabilities.