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A 4-40 license allows a person to solicit and sell insurance products. Here is the complete guide to obtaining a 4-40 license. Check out these steps. Visit here: https://bit.ly/2D1LKTm
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An 4-40 license allows a person to solicit and sell insurance products. The license is issued by the state insurance commissioner in the state where you intend to solicit and sell insurance and is separated into different insurance types, including life and disability, health, auto or worker’s compensation. For anyone living in one state and selling insurance in neighboring states, a license for each state is required. You do not need to be affiliated with a registered agency to get the license, though this is required once you intend to do business.
There are several paths to meeting the education requirements for a 4-40 license. First, if you have an associate’s or bachelor’s degree with at least nine credit hours in property, casualty and inland marine insurance – or the equivalent – you can submit your transcripts to receive an exam waiver. Another option to earn the license without an exam is to earn your Accredited Advisor in Insurance, Accredited Customer Service Representative, Associate in General Insurance, Certified Insurance Representative, Certified Insurance Service Representative, Certified Professional Service Representative, Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters, Professional Customer Service Representative or Registered Customer Service Representative credential from an approved program.
Go to the website for the state insurance commissioner where you want a 4-40 license. If you are unable to find the contact information, go to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners for the national directory. Find the tab for “agent licensing. Pick the insurance category you want to work in: auto, home, health, life, bail bonds, business. Each state breaks the categories down differently. Choose the one that pertains to your career objectives. Read the regulations and checklist required to obtain an insurance license. While each state is different, general requirements include a background check, classroom hours and passing a state-administered exam.
Provide a background history, fingerprinting and work history as required by the application. Notary publics, police stations and private mail boxes often provide fingerprinting services for a fee. Register for the class and attend the class. Classes go over basic insurance regulations and concepts. Most classes require a sign-in and sign-out procedure to ensure each prospective insurance agent completes the required hours of class time. Obtain study materials for the test. You may get this through your class instructor, an employer if you are already with an insurance company, or through bookstore and online retailers. Register for and pass the test with a 70 percent or higher.
Once all of the required documents have been submitted, you can track the process of your application for 4-40 license using the My Profile account you created when you applied. In most cases, you can expect to have your application approved within two weeks. If there are any problems with your application, such as missing paperwork, you’ll be notified of the issues on My Profile, and receive instructions for fixing them. Once your license is approved, it will only remain valid if you are appointed within 48 months. You also need to complete 10 hours of continuing education every two years via a vendor like Central Insurance to keep your license active; your credits are due by the end of your birth month.
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