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Other Delaware Insurance FAQs

• Q: What Are The General Requirements For Licensure In The State Of Delaware?
  A: Be at least 18 years old Be competent, trustworthy, financially responsible, and of good reputation Demonstrate competence to act as to the type of license and … More
• Q: What Are The Specific Requirements For Licensure?
  A: The specific requirements and forms needed depend upon the type of license you are attempting to acquire. The following information outlines the requirements for each … More
• Q: How Can I Obtain The Required Forms For Insurance Licensing?
  A: Click here for Agent/Agency Licensing Forms . More
• Q: What Are The Licensing Fees?
  A: Agent, Adjuster, Appraiser, Limited Representative $75 Broker $150 Consultant, Surplus Lines Broker $200 Apprentice, Interim Agent $25 Fraternal Representative $25 More
• Q: Is Any Pre-Licensing Education Required?
  A: The Delaware Department of Insurance does not require a specific program of prelicensing education, or otherwise prescreen testing candidates.
• Q: Are There Any Pre-Licensing Examinations That I Must First Take?
  A: Yes, unless specifically exempt form such examination. The examinations are administered by Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI): Address: Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI) … More
• Q: How Do I Know How Many Continuing Education Hours I Will Need To Renew My License?
  A: Continuing Education requirements must be maintained in order to continue your license. Failure to meet the continuing education requirements can result in penalties … More
• Q: What Do I Do If I Am A Non-Resident Licensee?
  A: All nonresident licensees shall file a home state letter of certification not more than ninety (90) days old when received by the Commissioner, which provides evidence … More
• Q: Where Can I Find Continuing Education Providers?
  A: You may refer to the Delaware Insurance Department List of Continuing Education Providers ( Excel Format or HTML Format ) to find providers in your area. More
• Q: What Do I Need To Do If I Have An Address Or Name Change Or If I Change Agencies?
  A: Report any change in address or name to the Insurance Department within thirty (30) days of the change. Forward your original permanent license along with your request … More