(a) Before any agent or representative shall or may represent any automobile club or association in this state, he or she shall first apply to the Insurance Commissioner for a license, and the commissioner shall have full power and authority to issue the license upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the person is capable of soliciting automobile club or association memberships and is of good moral character and recommended by the automobile club or association in behalf of which the membership solicitations are to be made. (b) No license shall be issued by the commissioner until the applicant has paid to the commissioner ten dollars ($10.00) as an annual license fee. (c) The commissioner may reject the application of any person who does not meet the requirements set out in this section. Acts 1955, No. 377, § 6; 1981, No. 821, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1606; Acts 1991, No. 1123, § 10. (a) Before any agent or representative shall or may represent any automobile club or association in this state, he or she shall first apply to the Insurance Commissioner for a license, and the commissioner shall have full power and authority to issue the license upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the person is capable of soliciting automobile club or association memberships and is of good moral character and recommended by the automobile club or association in behalf of which the membership solicitations are to be made. (b) No license shall be issued by the commissioner until the applicant has paid to the commissioner ten dollars ($10.00) as an annual license fee. (c) The commissioner may reject the application of any person who does not meet the requirements set out in this section. Acts 1955, No. 377, § 6; 1981, No. 821, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1606; Acts 1991, No. 1123, § 10. (a) Before any agent or representative shall or may represent any automobile club or association in this state, he or she shall first apply to the Insurance Commissioner for a license, and the commissioner shall have full power and authority to issue the license upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the person is capable of soliciting automobile club or association memberships and is of good moral character and recommended by the automobile club or association in behalf of which the membership solicitations are to be made. (b) No license shall be issued by the commissioner until the applicant has paid to the commissioner ten dollars ($10.00) as an annual license fee. (c) The commissioner may reject the application of any person who does not meet the requirements set out in this section. Acts 1955, No. 377, § 6; 1981, No. 821, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1606; Acts 1991, No. 1123, § 10. (a) Before any agent or representative shall or may represent any automobile club or association in this state, he or she shall first apply to the Insurance Commissioner for a license, and the commissioner shall have full power and authority to issue the license upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the person is capable of soliciting automobile club or association memberships and is of good moral character and recommended by the automobile club or association in behalf of which the membership solicitations are to be made. (b) No license shall be issued by the commissioner until the applicant has paid to the commissioner ten dollars ($10.00) as an annual license fee. (c) The commissioner may reject the application of any person who does not meet the requirements set out in this section. Acts 1955, No. 377, § 6; 1981, No. 821, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1606; Acts 1991, No. 1123, § 10.
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