If you are selling Hospital Indemnity products and Telemedicine you do need to have an Accident and Health license.
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Yes, there is. This is a website that will help https://insurance.illinois.gov/Applications/LifePolicyLocator/ or call the Illinois Dept of Insurance at 217 782-4515.
This type of line means the individual can sell only personal homeowners, renters, boat insurance, motor cycle, recreational vehicles and auto policies. The individual cannot sell or insure farm, commercial or business policies. To be able to sell farm, commercial or business policies the individual must acquire their Property/ Casualty license. An example: Joe wants
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No the State of Illinois does not offer a payment or financial plan. For example: If the individual in question had their license expired a year ago in September, the individual failed to complete the C.E. requirements, did not have the money to pay the license renewal amount and therefore failed to renew license they
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If the policy was written in the State of Illinois then an individual can contact the Illinois Department of Insurance. You can also call our office and speak to the owner Tom Ripperda if you have any questions as it relates to a lost insurance policy.
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Producers with a Accident & Health licenses can sell Long Term Care insurance or riders after completing the initial eight hour course on Long Term Care Partnership. Once that course is completed, you must complete a four hour Long Term Care course in your next renewal cycle. An example, you completed your required eight hour
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You must be licensed prior to one year of completion of your pre-licensing classes, or passing the state exam. Failure to do so, will result in you completing the pre-licensing classes again. If you wait too long, you will need to complete the pre-licensing and testing requirements again.
You must wait 3 days to retake the examination. Since you failed Part 1 (general), you will only need to take Part 1 again. You have 90 days from the original examination date to pass the part that you failed. Past 90 days, you must take both Part 1 & Part 2.
You must wait 3 days to retake the examination. Since you failed Part 2 (laws), you will only need to take Part 2 again. You have 90 days from the original examination date to pass the part that you failed. Past 90 days, you must take both Part 1 & Part 2. REMEMBER: You must
You must wait 3 days to retake the examination. Since you failed Part 1 (general), you will only need to take Part 1 again. You have 90 days from the original examination date to pass the part that you failed. Past 90 days, you must take both Part 1 & Part 2.
