Do I Need To Obtain The Waiver Prior To Taking My Examination?

If you have a clearance letter from your previous state that lists your qualifications, you may take the clearance letter to the exam site with your other forms on your test date. You do not need to obtain a waiver.

If you possess a concentration of credits in insurance from an accredited college, or if you hold an insurance professional designation (CLU, ChFC, CPCU, AAI, or CIC), you may waive prelicensing by applying for a waiver from the Michigan Insurance Bureau prior to sitting for the examination.

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Q: Do I Have To Take A Classroom Course To Attain The Necessary Credits?
A: No, course work has been approved for both classroom and correspondence.
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Q: Where Do I Go For More Information?
A: For more information about Michigan education requirements or waivers, contact Marlene Bukoski, Education Administrator at (517) 3352071.
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