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A licensed Arizona producer orders consumer reports through a consumer reporting agency. Which use is PERMISSIBLE under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act?

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Why D is correct

The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (15 USC 1681) permits a consumer report to be furnished only for a permissible purpose, and underwriting an application for insurance is a core permissible purpose. The producer may obtain and use the report for that application, subject to the Act's disclosure requirements.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) Personal curiosity about a rival is not a permissible purpose under the Act.
  • B) Furnishing a report to a marketing list broker is outside the underwriting purpose and violates the Act's limits on use.
  • C) There is no permissible purpose when the person has applied for nothing and no underwriting decision is pending.

Memory hook

Reports ride with applications — underwriting is the permissible purpose.

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