Arkansas Life and Health Insurance Practice Exam

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An applicant's signature on an insurance application indicates what?

  1. That they have read the policy

  2. That their statements are true

  3. That they are aware of the premium amount

  4. That they agree with the insurer's policies

The correct answer is: That their statements are true

An applicant's signature on an insurance application indicates that their statements are true. By signing the application, the applicant is verifying the accuracy of the information provided in the application. This helps ensure that the insurer is receiving correct and honest information from the applicant. The other options are not the primary purpose of the signature on the application: reading the policy, being aware of the premium amount, and agreeing with the insurer's policies are important, but the act of signing primarily signifies the truthfulness of the applicant's statements on the application form.

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