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Informational Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services MI Jul 2, 2026

Michigan DIFS consent order involving Rylan Reyes

Michigan DIFS published a June 2026 consent order involving Rylan Reyes. The order states DIFS alleged the respondent obtained a license through misrepresentation or fraud and used fraudulent or dishonest practices, and that sanctions were warranted.

Michigan DIFS published a June 2026 consent order involving Rylan Reyes. The order states DIFS alleged the respondent obtained a license through misrepresentation or fraud and used fraudulent or dishonest practices, and that sanctions were warranted.

What changed

Michigan issued and published a consent order addressing alleged licensing fraud and dishonest practices by an individual licensee.

Compliance perspective

Licensed individuals and sponsoring companies should review onboarding verification, disclosure review, and supervision around application accuracy. State regulators continue to scrutinize individual integrity and licensing representations.

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