Florida 2-14 Life And Annuity Practice Test

Who must sign the life insurance application?

A Applicant only B Agent, applicant, and insured C Insured and beneficiary D Insurer and agent

Correct Answer:

B Agent, applicant, and insured

Explanation:

Signing a life insurance application involves three people: the applicant, the insured, and the agent. The applicant signs to confirm the information and request coverage. The insured signs to acknowledge their life is the subject of the policy and to consent to medical information or underwriting steps when applicable. The agent signs to certify they delivered the form, witnessed the signatures, and collected the required information. The insurer’s signature isn’t on the application, and the beneficiary isn’t typically required to sign. This is why the combination of agent, applicant, and insured is the correct set of signees.

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