Florida Insurance Claims Adjuster License Practice Exam

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How is an Alien Insurer best described?

  1. An insurer based on extraterrestrial origin

  2. An insurer from this state

  3. An insurer that is not a domestic or foreign insurer

  4. An insurer formed under the laws of the United States

The correct answer is: An insurer that is not a domestic or foreign insurer

An Alien Insurer is best described as an insurer that is not a domestic or foreign insurer. This means that it is not incorporated or primarily operates within the state or country it is providing insurance services in. Option A is incorrect because an Alien Insurer can be based on Earth, and not necessarily from an extraterrestrial origin. Option B is incorrect because a domestic insurer operates within the state. Option D is incorrect because a United States insurer would fall under the category of either domestic or foreign insurer.

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