Which report is used to share information about an applicant's medical impairment history with insurers?

• A. Credit report
• B. Consumer report
• C. MIB report
• D. Agent's report

Answer: (C)

Sharing information about an applicant’s medical impairment history with insurers is handled by the MIB report. The Medical Information Bureau pool collects medical impairment data and distributes it among member insurers to help underwriting verify what the applicant has disclosed and to flag inconsistencies. This type of report focuses on health information and is used to streamline underwriting and reduce misrepresentation, not to reveal financial data or general background details. A credit report contains financial history, a consumer report covers broader background checks, and an agent’s report consists of the producer’s notes—none of which serve the specific purpose of sharing medical impairment history across insurers like the MIB report does.