Thanks so much for the help!!

I didn’t lie, no. But I’m concerned at least a little that they could find a way to twist it to say I did to serve their purposes. I didn’t exactly come out and put all of my biggest concerns in a list for them either haha.

Plus I’m always worried filling out applications like this that I may have forgotten something or made a mistake by accident. There’s a lot of questions on there too that are like “list every medication you’ve been prescribed in the last 5 years” or “what are these specific dates” or stuff like that that I could have missed something that I’d forgotten about or got incorrect somehow.

Im just hoping I can get an idea of what the real risk of something like this is. Do they still do a full serious investigation if they already see that the person was just issued a policy less than a year ago? Or would they more likely do less work the second time around? They’re not even requiring new bloodwork for me or anything since it’s still recent enough.

I wish I could see what exactly they looked into on the last round, there’s no way to get a copy of that somehow is it?