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Correction, amendment or deletion of recorded personal information, A.R.S. § 20-2109
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“Correction, amendment or deletion of recorded personal information”
Insurance institutions, insurance producers, and insurance support organizations (“Insurers”) operating in Arizona must honor an individual’s request to correct, amend, or delete recorded personal information within 30 days of receiving the request or notify the individual of the refusal to honor the request and their reasons for this refusal. After correcting, amending, or deleting personal information, an insurer must provide notice of the changes to any person that received the information from the insurer during the prior two years, insurance support organizations that rely on the insurer as their primary source of information, and insurance support organizations that supplied the information that was changed or deleted.
Individuals that disagree with an insurer’s refusal to correct, amend, or delete their information may file an a statement with the insurer that describes what they view as the correct information. Subsequent disclosures of the disputed information must include the individual’s statement.
Insurers must honor an individual’s request to reconsider underwriting decisions using corrected information or, if the insurer refuses to correct the information, the statement filed by the individual.