When I Move To Rhode Island, Will I Be Able To Have The Same License Authority There As I Have In My Home State?

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When I Move To Rhode Island, Will I Be Able To Have The Same License Authority There As I Have In My Home State?

As long as you are a licensed agent in good standing, you will be given that plus possible more. Rhode Island grants its license authority in groups or designated categories. Each insurance line belongs to one of these categories. If you are currently licensed, you will be considered to be licensed for all of the lines that share that category. For example, if you are qualified to be licensed under variable life/variable annuities, you will also be qualified to be licensed under the life, and limited line credit life lines of authority. Accident & health qualifies you for limited line credit accident and health. Property & Casualty establishes your eligibility for property, casualty, personal lines, limited line credit property, and limited line credit casualty.

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