Which of the following reports may include information obtained through a telephone call to the proposed insured?

The inspection report is designed to gather comprehensive information about the proposed insured, which can include personal details, financial status, and lifestyle choices. This type of report may involve interviewing the proposed insured or obtaining information through various means, including telephone calls. The intention is to assess the risk associated with insuring the individual and to ensure correct underwriting decisions are made.

The information obtained through a telephone call can cover various topics relevant to the insurer's evaluation, such as the individual’s health status, work environment, and habits, which helps in understanding the overall risk profile of the applicant. This level of engagement makes inspection reports distinct from other types of reports, such as medical or claims reports, which have more specific focuses and do not typically involve the same degree of outreach to the proposed insured.