Idaho Insurance FAQs
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Where Can I Obtain Insurance Licensing Information?
A: You may obtain licensing information from the Idaho Department of Insurance: Address: State of Idaho Department of Insurance 700 West State St., Third Floor PO Box … more -
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What Are The General Requirements For Licensure In The State Of Idaho?
A: Effective July 1, 2001 the Producer Licensing Bill, HB35, will become law. This is a major change to Idaho's licensing laws. The following is a list of some of … more -
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How Can I Obtain The Required Forms For Insurance Licensing?
A: Agent Licensing Forms are available from the Department of Insurance Website. You can also obtain Company Admissions information and Uniform Certificate of Authority … more -
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What Are The Licensing Fees?
A: Business and Individual Producer license application fee (This single fee covers all lines of insurance) $80 Business and Individual Producer license renewal fee $80 … more -
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Are There Any Pre-Licensing Examinations That I Must First Take?
A: Yes. The examinations are administered by Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI): Address: Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI) Idaho Insurance PO Box 8588 Philadelphia, PA … more -
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How Do I Know How Many Continuing Education Hours I Will Need To Renew My License?
A: The new changes to CE Rule 53 provide that new resident agents will be required to obtain 40 hours of continuing education. Starting with the fourth 2year renewal … more -
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What Do I Need To Do If I Have An Address Or Name Change Or If I Change Agencies?
A: For individual or business address changes, please complete the following form: Individual and Business Address Change and submit it to the Department of Insurance. -
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I Am Moving To Another State. What Do I Need Form The Idaho Department Of Insurance?
A: Some states require Letter of Certification when a license is applied for or renewed. Use this form for your request: Letters of Certification Request for … more -
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How Do I Renew My License?
A: Beginning January 1, 2002, the Department of Insurance (DOI) will be offering Producers, Surplus Lines Brokers, Adjusters and Third Party Administrators the … more
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