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Begin by filling out Section I, which requires your business entity's full name, FEIN, and physical address. Ensure that the physical address is not a P.O. box.
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Proceed to Section III and list all principals of the business entity, including their names and titles. If more space is needed, attach a signed list.
Complete Section IV by entering the full name and Arizona insurance license number of your designated responsible licensed producer.
Carefully answer all questions in Section V regarding any past incidents or convictions that may affect your application.
Finally, review all sections for completeness and accuracy before submitting your application materials to the Insurance Licensing Section.
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