522C.5 - APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

        522C.5  APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.         1.  A person applying for a public adjuster license shall make      application on a uniform individual application or uniform business      entity application as prescribed by the commissioner pursuant to      rules adopted under chapter 17A.         2.  In determining eligibility for licensure under this chapter,      the commissioner shall require each individual applying for a public      adjuster license to submit a full set of fingerprints with the      application.  The commissioner shall also require each business      entity applying for licensure under this chapter to submit a full set      of fingerprints for each individual who will be acting as a public      adjuster on behalf of the business entity.  The commissioner shall      conduct a state and national criminal history record check on each      applicant.  The commissioner is authorized to submit fingerprints and      any required fees to the state department of public safety, the state      attorney general, and the federal bureau of investigation for the      performance of such criminal record checks.         a.  The commissioner may contract for the collection,      transmission, and resubmission of fingerprints required under this      section and may contract for a reasonable fingerprinting fee to be      charged by the contractor for these services.  Any fees for the      collection, transmission, and retention of fingerprints submitted      pursuant to this subsection shall be paid directly to the contractor      by the applicant.         b.  The commissioner may waive submission of fingerprints by      any person who has previously furnished fingerprints if those      fingerprints are on file with the central repository of the national      association of insurance commissioners, its affiliates, or      subsidiaries.         c.  The commissioner may receive criminal history record      information concerning an applicant that was requested by the state      department of justice directly from the federal bureau of      investigation.         d.  The commissioner may submit electronic fingerprint records      and necessary identifying information to the national association of      insurance commissioners, its affiliates, or subsidiaries for      permanent retention in a centralized repository whose purpose is to      provide state insurance commissioners with access to fingerprint      records in order to perform criminal history record checks.  
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         2007 Acts, ch 137, §28