When a producer receives an insurance application, which of the following is true? The applicant must be represented by counsel during the application procedure. All amendments to the application must be initialed by the applicant. If the applicant is unavailable, the producer may subsequently initial any modifications made to the application.
How should a producer respond if the initial?
What should a producer do if the initial premium is not included with the application? The right response is to send the application without the initial premium to the insurance. In this circumstance, the producer should submit the application without the premium to the insurance provider.
Required Signatures – To complete a life insurance application, you must supply multiple signatures. Signatures required include: The application, the intended insured, and the agent seeking the insurance.
What is a candidate’s signature?
1 the name of a person or a symbol or sign signifying his name, marked by himself or an authorized representative 2 the act of putting one’s name to a document 3 a distinguishing feature, trait, or the like that distinguishes a person or entity 4 (Music) (Music) See also time signature and key signature 5 (U.S.) the portion of a medical prescription that directs a patient on the dosage and frequency of administration of a medicine or agent.
(Abbrevs.) Sig, S an a sheet of paper that, when folded, becomes a section or sections of a book c a mark, especially a letter, written on the first page of a signature (C16: from Old French, from Medieval Latin signatura, from Latin signare to sign) a collection of sharps or flats occurring at the beginning of each stave line to indicate the key in which a piece, segment, or other musical work is to be played.
signature a melody used to introduce or identify a television or radio program, a dance band, an artist, etc. (Also known as (especially in the United States and Canada)) theme music The number of beats per bar and the duration of each beat are indicated by the upper and lower values, respectively, in a time signature.
| purple squirrel | n. | HR jargon term used to refer to an ideal applicant for a job; an applicant that meets all the requirements of a job description | ; The term was adopted by the HR community based on the presumption that finding an ideal candidate for a job is as likely to happen as finding a purple squirrel |
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