During her annual supervisory interview, your top selling agent notifies you that two of her clients are currently residing in Iran. Upon further investigation, you learn that the address of record for the policies of both clients is Michigan. Both contracts have been in force for approximately 10 years. According to the agent, one of her clients is currently in Iran, but the owner of the policy resides in Michigan. The other client, who is the owner and insured of his policy, is also currently living in Iran. Both policies were issues in the United States, and premiums are being paid via electronic drafts with funds from US banks. What action should you take?