What Are The Non-Resident Licensing Requirements?

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What Are The Non-Resident Licensing Requirements?

The District of Columbia has signed the Uniform Treatment Declaration and is accepting the Uniform NonResident Licensing Application. The uniform treatment project is a National Association of Insurance Commissioner's initiative intended to address the multistate licensing system currently in place. Uniform treatment means that all participating states agree to license nonresident producers, who are in good standing in their resident states, without imposing additional restrictions or qualifications not required of resident producers.

Other District of Columbia Insurance FAQs

Q: Where Can I Obtain Insurance Licensing Information?
A: You may obtain licensing information from the Department of Insurance and Securities Regulation: Address: Department of Insurance and Securities Regulation 810 First … More
Q: Who Must Be Licensed In The District Of Columbia?
A: Any individual who solicits insurance on behalf of an insurer; takes or transmits other than for him or herself an application for insurance or a policy of insurance … More
Q: Who Must Meet Prelicensing Education Requirements?
A: Each applicant who applies for a license as an insurance agent or broker shall furnish at the time of filing his or her application a certificate of evidence of … More
Q: Are There Any Additional Licensing Requirements?
A: Property and casualty brokers must furnish a $20,000 Bond Form with an expiration date of April 30, 2001 or later and a power of attorney form.
Q: How Do I Register For And Schedule An Insurance Licensing Exam?
A: Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI) administers insurance licensing examinations in the District of Columbia. Candidates may make a reservation by: calling ASI Customer … More
Q: How Do I Obtain The Licensing Application Forms?
A: Applications for Resident Agents and Brokers and Applications for NonResident Agents and Brokers are available from the DC Department of Insurance Web site. The … More
Q: What Are The Fees For A New License?
A: A new license is $100 ($200 for surplus lines) and $100 per authority. For fee information on insurance provider licensing, contact Insurance Licensing Specialist at … More
Q: What Is The Procedure For Obtaining An Appointment?
A: To add a new appointment or to terminate an existing appointment, please obtain a copy of the District of Columbia Notice of New Appointment/Appointment Termination. … More
Q: What Are The Licensing Renewal Procedures?
A: Licenses are renewed biennially during odd years. All licensees will receive a license renewal form at least 30 days prior to the end of the renewal period. Renewal … More