What must a licensee provide proof of after their license has been terminated?

A licensee whose license has been terminated is required to provide proof of completion of the required educational requirements. This requirement ensures that the individual maintains an up-to-date understanding of the regulatory environment and practices within the insurance industry, even if their license is no longer active.

Educational requirements are typically established to ensure that adjusters remain knowledgeable about changes in laws, regulations, and practices. By demonstrating that they have completed these educational requirements following termination, the licensee shows their commitment to professional development and adherence to industry standards.

The other options, while relevant to licensing processes, do not specifically address the requirements that a terminated licensee must fulfill. For example, while submitting a license renewal application and paying outstanding fees may be necessary for an active license, they do not pertain to the status of a license once it has been terminated. Similarly, evidence of good standing in previous licensure may be important at different points in the licensure cycle, but it is not the key focus required after a termination.