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A Georgia insurer's illustration implies that the Insurance Commissioner has approved the policy illustration. Under Reg. 120-2-11-.10, this is:

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Why A is correct

Under Reg. 120-2-11-.10, advertisements may not imply that a policy or illustration has been approved or endorsed by the Insurance Department. The same rule also bars implying benefits not contained in the policy, implying stockholder-type ownership or profits, and using dividend projections that do not comply with the regulation — all of which protect applicants from state-sponsored endorsements that do not exist.

Why the other options are wrong

  • B) Merely submitting an illustration to the Department confers no approval that may be advertised; implying endorsement remains prohibited.
  • C) No advertisement is required to claim Department approval; the rule forbids such implications rather than mandating them.
  • D) A disclaimer that approval is pending does not cure the prohibited implication of Department endorsement.

Memory hook

The Department regulates — it never endorses your illustration.

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