Sarah, a resident insurance producer in State A, holds a non-resident license in State B. Her resident license renews biennially on October 31. During her current renewal year, the following sequence of events occurs:
- August 12: Sarah appears for an initial pretrial hearing regarding a misdemeanor charge involving embezzlement.
- September 5: State B's insurance department issues a final administrative order suspending her non-resident license due to a market conduct violation.
- October 15: Sarah completes 24 hours of approved general lines Continuing Education (CE). She intends to satisfy her state's mandatory 3-hour ethics requirement by rolling over 3 excess ethics hours completed during her previous biennial cycle.
On October 25, she submits her renewal application to State A. Based on standard NAIC Model laws for license maintenance, which statement accurately reflects her compliance status at the time of renewal?
- She is non-compliant because she failed to report the pretrial hearing by September 11, failed to report the administrative order by October 5, and lacks current ethics CE credits.Cevap
- BShe is non-compliant for failing to report the administrative order within 30 days and lacking current ethics CE, but the criminal charge does not require reporting until a formal conviction or plea is entered.
- CShe is non-compliant because all adverse actions must be reported at least 30 days prior to the renewal date, though her CE requirement is satisfied by the authorized rollover of excess ethics credits.
- DShe is non-compliant for failing to report the administrative action within 15 days, but she successfully satisfied the criminal reporting requirement by disclosing it on her October 25 renewal application.