State RegulationsOH specificDifficulty 1/5
An Ohio licensee receives a written inquiry from the Ohio Department of Insurance. Within how many calendar days must the licensee provide a written response under ORC 3905.14(B)(21)?
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Why B is correct
ORC 3905.14(B)(21) requires a licensee to provide a written response to the Department's written inquiry within 21 calendar days. Missing that window is itself a disciplinary ground, so the deadline functions as a hard regulatory obligation even if the underlying question is never resolved.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) 10 calendar days is not the Ohio standard; the statute fixes 21 calendar days under ORC 3905.14(B)(21).
- C) 30 calendar days applies to other duties, such as reporting demographic changes to the superintendent, not to this written-response deadline.
- D) 45 calendar days does not appear in ORC 3905.14(B)(21); the producer would already be in violation by day 22.
Memory hook
The Department writes — you have 21 days to write back.