Fla. Stat. §627.6744 — what it says, and how the exam tests it

627.6744 Recommended purchase and excessive insurance. — (1) Medicare supplement insurance may not be issued or sold, whether directly, through the mail, or otherwise, to an individual unless the issuer or seller obtains from the individual, as a part of the application, a written statement signed by the individual stating what Medicare supplement policies the individual has, from what source, and whether the individual has applied for and been determined to be entitled to Medicaid. The written statement must be accompanied by a written acknowledgment, signed by the seller, of the request for and receipt of the statement. The written acknowledgment does not constitute a verification or affirmation by the seller of the truth of any information supplied by the individual in the written statement. The written statement shall be on forms prescribed by the commission in accordance with the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (Pub. L. No. 101-508). (2) Medicare supplement insurance may not be issued or sold to an individual if: (a) An individual’s written statement indicates that the individual is entitled to Medicaid, unless this state’s Medicaid plan under Title XIX pays the premiums for the policy, or pays less than an individual’s full liability for Medicare cost sharing as defined under the federal Medicare law; or (b) The sale of Medicare supplement coverage will provide an individual more than one Medicare supplement policy or certificate.