because i have a possible job but i need to be able to write insurance and is this process long
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Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 11:20 am Post Subject:
See my response to the thread: what are the challenges and cost involve?
Depending on your state of licensing, you may or may not have a prelicensing education requirement. But EVERY state requires that you have one (or more) of their licenses. You will have to take one or more license exams in at least one state, preferably your state of residence.
You may be resident licensed in one state and have a non-resident license in each of the others. There is no "national" insurance license. At least not yet.
Depending on the requirements of a particular state, you may have to take an additional prelicensing course or two to become licensed. You will probably not have to take a test in any state other than your state of resident licensing, unless you choose to start by being licensed in another state.
Your path to resident licensing in California, for example, could be as little as 7-10 days, but figure at least a minimum of two weeks to a month or more. Some folks need even more time than that.
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 07:23 pm Post Subject: agent
to be licanced agent I nc
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 08:12 pm Post Subject:
Each of the main licenses in NC -- life, health, property, casualty -- require a separate 20-hour prelicensing course before you may take the license exam.
You also have to meet all of the other legal requirements of the state. http://www.ncdoi.com/
Posted: Sun May 02, 2010 11:20 am Post Subject:
See my response to the thread: what are the challenges and cost involve?
Depending on your state of licensing, you may or may not have a prelicensing education requirement. But EVERY state requires that you have one (or more) of their licenses. You will have to take one or more license exams in at least one state, preferably your state of residence.
You may be resident licensed in one state and have a non-resident license in each of the others. There is no "national" insurance license. At least not yet.
Depending on the requirements of a particular state, you may have to take an additional prelicensing course or two to become licensed. You will probably not have to take a test in any state other than your state of resident licensing, unless you choose to start by being licensed in another state.
Your path to resident licensing in California, for example, could be as little as 7-10 days, but figure at least a minimum of two weeks to a month or more. Some folks need even more time than that.
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 07:23 pm Post Subject: agent
to be licanced agent I nc
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 08:12 pm Post Subject:
Each of the main licenses in NC -- life, health, property, casualty -- require a separate 20-hour prelicensing course before you may take the license exam.
You also have to meet all of the other legal requirements of the state. http://www.ncdoi.com/
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