LIFE SETTLEMENT PROVIDER – CONTRACT CHECKLIST
Form P-LSC (9/26/2013) Page 2 of 4
Item Reference Review Requirements Description of review standards requirements
Form #,
Page #,
Paragraph #
Acknowledge
3 ARS § 20-3204(C)
Broker disclosures to owner and
provider
Disclosures in subsections (C)(1)-(5) shall be clearly
displayed in the life settlement contract or in a
separate signed document.
If the director-pre-approved form P-LSBD is used to
meet this requirement, the broker does not need to file
it with the Department before using.
yes if using
director-pre-
approved
disclosure form
P-LSBD
4
ARS § 20-3211
(A)(1)
Owner-insured physician
statement
If the owner is the terminally ill insured, a written
statement from a licensed attending physician that the
owner is of sound mind and under no constraint or
undue influence to enter into a settlement contract.
acknowledge
provider receipt
requirement
5
ARS § 20-3211
(A)(2)
(A.R.S. § 20-2106)
Insured’s consent to release of
medical records
A document in which the terminally ill insured
consents to the release of the insured's medical
records to a provider, settlement broker or insurance
producer and, if the policy was issued less than two
years from the date of application for a settlement
contract, to the insurance company that issued the
policy.
NOTE: The form must meet the requirements listed in
ARS § 20-2106.
acknowledge
provider receipt
requirement
6 ARS § 20-3211(C)
Owner written consent to
settlement contract
Before or at the time of execution of the settlement
contract, the provider shall obtain a witnessed
document in which the owner consents to the
settlement contract, represents that the owner has a
full and complete understanding of the settlement
contract and a full and complete understanding of the
benefits of the policy, acknowledges that the owner is
entering into the settlement contract freely and
voluntarily and, for persons with a chronic illness or
terminal illness or condition, acknowledges that the
insured has a chronic illness or a terminal illness or
condition and that the chronic illness or the terminal
illness or condition was diagnosed after the policy was
issued.