Indiana Insurance FAQs
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How Do I Obtain An Insurance License In Indiana?
The Indiana Department of Insurance is empowered by Title 27, Article 1, of the Indiana Code to qualify those who wish to operate as insurance agents, surplus lines … more -
What Types Of Licenses Are Available In Indiana?
Insurance agent Any individual, corporation or limited liability company who or which, for compensation, acts or aids in any manner in soliciting applications for a … more -
What Licenses Require And Examination?
Insurance Agent Licenses Life Accident and Health Life, Accident and Health Property and Casualty Bail Agent Recovery Agent Surplus Lines Agent Credit Insurance Life … more -
What Licenses Do Not Require An Examination?
Limited Insurance Representative Title more -
What Are The Requirements For Obtaining A Resident License?
Indiana residents desiring any type of insurance license must: be at least 18 years of age; reside in Indiana or maintain a principal place of business in Indiana; … more -
What Are The Pre-Licensing Education Requirements?
Prelicensing education requirements are established to ensure a minimum level of knowledge about the products and services that agents offer to the public. In … more -
What Are The Nonresident License Requirements?
Subject to certain reciprocity restrictions, any license type that can be issued to a resident agent can also be issued to a nonresident agent, with the exception of … more -
What If I Am An Agent That Moves To Indiana?
Agents moving into Indiana from other states must satisfy all licensing requirements applicable to resident agents. However, if the new resident held a like license … more -
Can I Be Exempt From Pre-Licensing Education And Examination Requirements?
You may be exempted from prelicensing education requirements if you hold at least one of the following designations: Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), Certified … more -
Additional Licensing Information
Consultants Consultants may not continue to hold an insurance agent, surplus lines agent or limited insurance representative license, once licensed as a consultant. … more
Social Security Disability
Are You Disabled? If you've worked under social security in the past, and are now disabled, you or your dependents may be eligible for social security disability benefits. Learn more about Social Security Disability.
