Florida Insurance Claims Adjuster License Practice Exam

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What is a foreign insurance company?

  1. A company that is not an alien company

  2. A company chartered outside the state of Florida

  3. A company chartered inside the state of Florida

  4. A company chartered in another country

The correct answer is: A company chartered outside the state of Florida

A foreign insurance company is a company that is chartered outside the state of Florida, meaning it is established and operates in a state or country other than Florida. Option A is incorrect because it is using a confusing term, "alien company," to describe a concept that is already defined by the term "foreign." Option C is incorrect because it describes a domestic company, which is a company that is chartered in the same state where it operates. Option D is incorrect because it is too broad and includes all companies chartered in another country, not just insurance companies. Option B is the most specific and accurate description of a foreign insurance company.

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