Providing incorrect information on a licensing application is a prohibited act and is a proper basis for denial or refusal of an insurance producer license. A lapse alone is not the same as giving false, misleading, incomplete, or incorrect information. Being 20 years old is not disqualifying where the applicant otherwise meets licensing requirements. Nonresidency is also not automatically disqualifying because Pennsylvania can license nonresident producers if statutory conditions are met. The Pennsylvania Title Insurance outline places license denial, prohibited acts, and commissioner enforcement under Insurance Regulation. Pennsylvania enforcement materials also identify incorrect, misleading, incomplete, or false information in a license application as a prohibited act, punishable by refusal, suspension, revocation, penalties, or other enforcement action.
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