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William Temrowski Insurance License Revoked for Exam Fraud

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Summary

The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services has revoked the insurance license of William Temrowski (Enforcement Case No. 26-18946, System ID No. 1320286) following his admission that he hired and employed Alicia Jackson to take and pass an online proctored licensing exam on his behalf. DIFS found sanctions warranted under Sections 1239(1)(a) and 1239(1)(g) of the Michigan Insurance Code for obtaining a license through misrepresentation or fraud and using fraudulent or dishonest practices demonstrating untrustworthiness in business conduct. The license is revoked effective immediately, and Temrowski is permanently barred from reapplying for any license administered by DIFS.

“Respondent agrees that, in lieu of further disciplinary action, Respondent's license shall be revoked, effective immediately upon entry of the Consent Order.”

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What changed

The Director's Order Accepting Stipulation establishes that William Temrowski's insurance license is revoked effective April 20, 2026, based on his admission that he hired Alicia Jackson to take and pass an online proctored licensing exam on his behalf. DIFS found this conduct violated Sections 1239(1)(a) and 1239(1)(g) of the Michigan Insurance Code, constituting misrepresentation in obtaining the license and fraudulent or dishonest practices demonstrating untrustworthiness. The revocation is permanent, with Temrowski expressly prohibited from reapplying for any DIFS-administered license. Insurance licensees and applicants in Michigan should ensure all licensing examination processes are completed personally and in compliance with exam integrity requirements, as DIFS has demonstrated enforcement willingness including license revocation for exam fraud schemes.

Insurers and insurance professionals operating in Michigan should be aware that DIFS actively enforces examination integrity standards under Section 1239 of the Code, and a finding of exam fraud results in permanent license revocation with no pathway to reapplication. Firms with compliance programs should reinforce examination policies and verify that all licensed personnel obtained credentials through legitimate means.

What to do next

  1. Contact DIFS for information regarding compliance with this Order

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Apr 22, 2026

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STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Before the Director of the Department of Insurance and Financial Services

In the matter of:

William Temrowski Enforcement Case No. 26-18946

System ID No. 1320286 Respondent.

_______________________/ Issued and entered on April 20, 2026 by Joseph Garcia Senior Deputy Director, and General Counsel ORDER ACCEPTING STIPULATION

Based upon the Stipulation to Entry of Order and the files and records of the Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) in this matter, the Senior Deputy Director finds and concludes that:

  1. The Senior Deputy Director has jurisdiction and authority to adopt and issue this Order Accepting Stipulation in this proceeding pursuant to the Michigan Administrative Procedures Act of 1969 (APA), as amended, MCL 24.201 et seq., and the Michigan Insurance Code of 1956 (Code), MCL 500.100

et seq.

  1. All required notices have been issued in this case, and the notices and service thereof were
    appropriate and lawful in all respects.

  2. Acceptance of the Stipulation to Entry of Order is reasonable and in the public interest.

  3. All applicable provisions of the APA have been either satisfied or waived by all Parties.

  4. On or about March 18, 2026, DIFS served a Notice of Opportunity to Show Compliance (NOSC) on
    Respondent. In the NOSC, DIFS asserted that Respondent provided justification for sanctions pursuant to Sections 1239(1)(a) and 1239(1)(g) of the Code, MCL 500.1239(1)(a) and MCL 500.1239(1)(g).

  5. Respondent admits that sanctions are warranted under Section 1239(1)(a) of the Code, MCL
    500.1239(1)(a), because Respondent attempted to and did obtain a license through misrepresentation or fraud.

  6. Respondent admits that sanctions are warranted under Section 1239(1)(g) of the Code, MCL
    500.1239(1)(g), because Respondent used fraudulent or dishonest practices and demonstrated untrustworthiness in the conduct of business.

Order Accepting Stipulation Enforcement Case No. 26-18946 Page 2 of 2

  1. The Director is authorized to take disciplinary action against Respondent's insurance license in addition to the imposition of monetary penalties for the above-described statutory violations pursuant to Sections 1239 and 1244 of the Code, MCL 500.1239 and MCL 500.1244. Now therefore, based upon the Stipulation to Entry of Order and the facts surrounding this case, IT IS

ORDERED THAT:

  1. All agreements contained in the Stipulation to Entry of Order are accepted and adopted in their
    entirety.

  2. Respondent shall comply with all terms agreed to in the Stipulation to Entry of Order. A failure to
    comply with a term in the Stipulation shall be deemed a violation of this Order.

  3. Respondent's license is hereby REVOKED, effective immediately.

  4. Respondent shall not reapply for a license administered by the Michigan Department of Insurance
    and Financial Services. Any attempt to do so will constitute a violation of this Order and will result in the commencement of additional proceedings.

  5. The Senior Deputy Director retains jurisdiction over the matters contained herein and has the
    authority to issue such further order(s) as shall be deemed just, necessary, and appropriate in accordance with the Michigan Insurance Code. Failure to abide by the terms and provisions of the Stipulation to Entry of Order and this Order may result in the commencement of additional proceedings.

____________________________________ Dated: April 20, 2026 Joseph A. Garcia Senior Deputy Director, and General Counsel

STATE OF MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Before the Director of the Department of Insurance and Financial Services

In the matter of:

William Temrowski Enforcement Case No. 26-18946

System ID No. 1320286 Respondent.

_______________________/ STIPULATION TO ENTRY OF ORDER

William Temrowski (Respondent) stipulates to the following:

  1. Respondent had the opportunity to have this Order Accepting Stipulation and Stipulation to Entry of Order (collectively "Consent Order") reviewed by legal counsel.
  2. Respondent has read and understands this Consent Order.
  3. Respondent understands that Respondent has a right to a hearing before an administrative law
    judge, at which DIFS would be required to prove the charges set forth by presentation of evidence and legal authority and at which Respondent would be entitled to appear, to cross-examine all witnesses presented by DIFS, and to present such testimony or other evidence or legal authority deemed appropriate as a defense to said charges. Respondent understands and intends that by agreeing to the Consent Order, Respondent is knowingly and voluntarily waiving Respondent's right, pursuant to the Michigan Insurance Code of 1956 (Code), MCL 500.100 et seq., the rules promulgated thereto, and the Administrative Procedures Act (APA), MCL 24.201 et seq., to a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

  4. Respondent agrees that all parties have complied with the procedural requirements of the APA and
    the Code.

  5. The Senior Deputy Director retains jurisdiction over the matters contained herein.

  6. On or about March 18, 2026, the Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) served
    Respondent with a Notice of Opportunity to Show Compliance (NOSC) alleging that Respondent committed conduct warranting disciplinary action against Respondent's license and monetary penalties pursuant to Sections 1239 and 1244 of the Code, MCL 500.1239 and MCL 500.1244.

  7. Respondent admits to hiring and employing Alicia Jackson to take and pass an online proctored licensing exam on Respondent's behalf, justifying sanctions under Sections 1239(1)(a), 1239(1)(g),
    and 1244 of the Code.

  8. Respondent agrees that, in lieu of further disciplinary action, Respondent's license shall be revoked,
    effective immediately upon entry of the Consent Order.

๎˜๎˜ฉ๎˜˜๎˜ก๎˜ช๎˜™๎˜‘๎˜จ๎˜˜๎˜ž๎˜›๎˜ฌ๎˜ฆ๎˜Ÿ๎˜ฌ๎˜‹๎˜œ๎˜ง๎˜ข๎˜ซ๎˜ฌ๎˜Ÿ๎˜–๎˜ฌ๎˜Ž๎˜ข๎˜“๎˜”๎˜ฃ๎˜ฌ ๎˜Œ๎˜๎˜–๎˜ ๎˜ค๎˜’๎˜”๎˜š๎˜”๎˜›๎˜จ๎˜ฌ๎˜Š๎˜‘๎˜ฅ๎˜”๎˜ฌ๎˜๎˜Ÿ๎˜‚๎˜ฌ๎˜„๎˜‡๎˜๎˜ƒ๎˜ˆ๎˜‰๎˜†๎˜‡๎˜ฌ ๎˜๎˜‘๎˜—๎˜•๎˜ฌ๎˜…๎˜ฌ๎˜Ÿ๎˜–๎˜ฌ๎˜…๎˜ฌ

๎˜”๎˜ƒ ๎˜จ๎˜ถ๎š’๎™พ๎™ท๎™ญ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š’๎™‚๎˜ญ๎™ข๎™ง๎šฃ๎™ญ๎™ท๎š”๎šฃ๎š’๎˜ถ๎˜ถ๎™ก๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ฎ๎™ท๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎š๎šฃ๎™ข๎™ƒ๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š’๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎˜ด๎™ฌ๎™ƒ๎™ญ๎™„๎š’๎š”๎˜ถ๎š‚๎˜ถ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜ฏ๎š ๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ก๎˜๎˜ฉ๎˜„๎šฃ๎˜–๎™ฏ๎š ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎š”๎š”๎˜ถ๎™ฌ๎™พ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™ธ๎šฃ๎˜ด๎™ธ๎šฃ๎š“๎™ธ๎šฃ๎šž๎™ƒ๎™จ๎™ฅ๎šฃ๎˜ณ๎™ธ๎™ฏ๎š“๎š”๎™ƒ๎š”๎šœ๎š”๎˜ท๎šฃ๎šข ๎˜ญ๎šฃ ๎š๎™ƒ๎™ธ๎™ข๎˜ญ๎šš๎™ƒ๎™ธ๎™ฏ๎šฃ ๎™ธ๎˜น๎šฃ ๎š”๎™‚๎™…๎š“๎šฃ ๎˜ช๎š”๎™ƒ๎™พ๎šœ๎™ฃ๎˜ญ๎š”๎™Œ๎™ธ๎™ญ๎šฃ ๎˜ญ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎šฃ ๎šŸ๎™—๎™ข๎™ข๎šฃ ๎šƒ๎˜ถ๎š’๎šœ๎™ข๎š”๎šฃ ๎™ƒ๎™ญ๎šฃ ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ ๎˜ณ๎™ท๎™ฌ๎™ฌ๎˜ธ๎™ญ๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎™ฌ๎˜ถ๎™ฐ๎š”๎šฃ ๎™ธ๎˜บ๎šฃ ๎˜ญ๎˜ด๎˜ด๎™†๎š”๎™ƒ๎™ท๎™ญ๎˜ญ๎™ค๎šฃ ๎˜ด๎™‡๎š’๎˜ณ๎™˜๎™พ๎™ข๎™ƒ๎™ญ๎˜ญ๎š๎š  ๎™พ๎šƒ๎™น๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎˜ถ๎˜ด๎™ˆ๎™ฏ๎™๎š’๎˜… ๎˜๎˜Œ๎˜† ๎˜˜๎™ธ๎š”๎™‚๎šฃ๎™พ๎˜ญrt๎™ƒ๎˜ถ๎š“๎šฃ๎˜ณ๎™ธ๎™ฑ๎š’๎˜ถ๎™ฑ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™ธ๎šฃ๎˜ถ๎™ฏ๎š”ry๎šฃ๎™ท๎˜บ๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜™๎™ธ๎™ญ๎š“๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎˜ค๎š„๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎š‚๎šฃ๎šœ๎™พ๎™ธ๎™ฒ๎šฃ๎™ƒ๎š”๎š’๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎š‚๎™ธ๎š๎˜ญ๎™ฅ๎šฃ๎˜ฐ๎š ๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ช๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎™ƒ๎™ท๎š‚๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ถ๎™พ๎šœ๎š”๎š ๎šฃ๎˜›๎™™๎š…๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š•๎™ท๎š๎˜‡ ๎˜๎˜๎˜ˆ ๎˜จ๎˜ถ๎š’๎™พ๎™ธ๎™ฏ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎šœ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎š†๎š’๎š”๎˜ญ๎™ณ๎˜ด๎š’๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š–๎™‚๎™ƒ๎š’๎šฃ๎˜š๎™ท๎™ฏ๎š’๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š—๎šฃ๎˜ฅ๎š‡๎˜ต๎˜ถ๎š‚๎šฃ๎šž๎™š๎™ข๎™ข๎šฃ๎˜ฑ๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎™พ๎š‚๎˜ถ๎š“๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎˜ถ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎š”๎™ท๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ช๎˜ถ๎™ฑ๎™ƒ๎™ธ๎š‚๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ถ๎™พ๎šœ๎š”๎šก๎šฃ๎˜œ๎™ƒ๎šƒ๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™ธ๎š‚๎šฃfo๎š‚ ๎˜ƒ๎˜๎˜…๎˜†๎™ท๎š‰๎šฃ๎˜„๎˜‚๎˜…๎˜†๎™ด๎™ท๎š˜๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎š‚๎™ท๎š๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ฏ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎˜ด๎™ท๎™พ๎š”๎šฃ๎™Š๎š”๎˜‹๎šฃ๎˜จ๎˜ถ๎š’๎™พ๎™ธ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎™ถ๎š™ ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎š‚๎™ท๎š๎˜ญ๎™ข๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ช๎˜ถ๎™ฏ๎™‰๎™บ๎šƒ๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ถ๎™พ๎šœ๎š”๎š ๎šฃ๎˜›๎™ƒ๎š‚๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™ธ๎šˆ๎šฃ ๎˜ป๎šœ๎šŒ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎š‚๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™๎šŠ๎˜ถ๎˜ถ๎š’๎šฃ๎šš๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ช๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎™ƒ๎™ป๎š…๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ถ๎™พ๎šœ๎š”๎š ๎šฃ๎˜›๎™‹๎š‹๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™ธ๎š‚๎šฃ๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š“๎šฃ๎™Ÿ๎šœ๎šˆ๎™ƒ๎š“๎˜ด๎™ƒ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™š๎™ธ๎™ญ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ฏ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎šœ๎š”๎™‚๎™ธ๎š‚๎™Œ๎š”๎š ๎šฃ๎š”๎™ธ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎šŽ๎™ธ๎š๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ฏ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎˜ด๎™ธ๎™ฟ๎š” ๎š”๎™‚๎™๎š“๎šฃ๎˜™๎™ท๎™ฏ๎š“๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎˜ค๎š‚๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎šŒ๎˜… ๎˜Ž๎˜๎˜‰ ๎˜จ๎˜ถ๎š’๎™พ๎™ท๎™ญ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎™ฑ๎š”๎šฃ๎šŸ๎˜ญ๎™ƒ๎š๎˜ถ๎š’๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ต๎š ๎šฃ๎™ท๎˜ฒ๎™ ๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎šš๎™›๎™ธ๎™ญ๎šฃ๎š”๎™ท๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜›๎™ƒ๎š‚๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™ธ๎š‚๎šฃ๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎™Ž๎˜ด๎™๎™ฏ๎™๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎™ƒ๎š“๎šฃ๎˜ณ๎˜ญ๎š’๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ผ๎™ฝ๎™ฆ๎™ฉ๎™ธ๎šž๎™๎™ฏ๎™๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎šฃ๎˜ฃ๎™‘๎˜ณ๎™‚๎™’๎™๎˜ญ๎™ฑ๎šฃ๎˜คff๎™Š๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎™ผ๎˜ผ ๎˜–๎˜ด๎™ฌ๎™ƒ๎™ฑ๎™“๎š“๎š”๎š‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎™ƒ๎š๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ ๎˜ถ๎˜ญ๎š‚๎™ƒ๎™ฏ๎™๎š“๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜จ๎šœ๎™ข๎˜ถ๎š’๎šฃ๎™‚๎˜ถ๎˜ญ๎šƒ๎™ƒ๎™ฏ๎™๎šฃ๎™ƒ๎™ฏ๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ถ๎š๎˜ถ๎™ฏ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜™๎™ท๎™ฏ๎š’๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎˜ค๎š‚๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎šˆ๎šฃ๎™ƒ๎š’๎šฃ๎™ฑ๎™ท๎š”๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎š๎™ท๎š๎˜ถ๎˜ด๎˜Š

๎˜ฌ๎™ƒ๎™ข๎™ข๎™‡๎˜ญ๎™ฌ๎šฃ๎˜ซ๎˜ถ๎™ฌ๎š๎™ท๎šŸ๎š’๎™ก๎™”๎šฃ ๎˜›๎˜ญ๎š”๎˜ถ๎šฃ

๎˜œ๎˜ก๎˜ž๎˜ช๎šฃ๎˜ช๎š”๎˜ญff๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™พ๎™พ๎š‚๎™ท๎š๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎™ƒ๎š’๎šฃ๎˜ช๎š”๎™œ๎™พ๎šœ๎™ข๎˜ญ๎š”๎™๎™ท๎™ฑ๎šฃ๎˜ฎ๎™ญ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎šƒ๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎™ธ๎™ฌ๎™ฌ๎˜ถ๎™ฑ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ญ๎š”๎šฃ๎š”๎™‚๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ช๎˜ถ๎™ญ๎™•๎™ธ๎š๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ถ๎š€๎šœ๎š”๎š ๎šฃ๎˜œ๎™ƒ๎š‚๎˜ถ๎˜ณ๎š”๎™ธ๎šˆ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎˜ณ๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎™พ๎š”๎šฃ๎™ƒ๎š”๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ฏ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎™–๎š’๎š’๎šœ๎˜ถ๎šฃ๎˜ญ๎™ถ๎šฃ ๎˜ฆ๎š‚๎˜ด๎˜ถ๎š‚๎šฃ๎˜—๎˜ณ๎˜ณ๎˜ถ๎™พ๎š›๎™ž๎™ฑ๎™๎šฃ๎˜ช๎š”๎™ƒ๎™พ๎šœ๎™ฆ๎˜ญ๎š”๎™ƒ๎™ท๎™ญ๎˜…๎šฃ

4/14/2026 ๎˜™๎™ท๎™ญ๎š‚๎˜ญ๎˜ด๎šฃ๎˜ซ๎˜ญ๎š”๎™ญ๎˜ญ๎™ช๎™ซ๎šฃ๎˜๎˜ง๎˜‘๎˜•๎˜’๎˜“๎˜๎˜‚๎šฃ๎˜›๎˜ญ๎š”๎˜ถ๎šฃ ๎˜›๎˜ข๎˜Ÿ๎˜ช๎šฃ๎˜ช๎š”๎˜ญff๎šฃ๎˜–๎š”๎š”๎™ธ๎š๎™ฏ๎˜ถ๎š ๎šฃ

Named provisions

Section 1239(1)(a) Section 1239(1)(g) Section 1244

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MI DIFS
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April 20th, 2026
Instrument
Enforcement
Branch
Executive
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Stage
Final
Change scope
Substantive
Docket
26-18946

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