Property and casualty brokers must furnish a $20,000 Bond Form with an expiration date of April 30, 2001 or later and a power of attorney form.
Other District of Columbia Insurance FAQs
Q:Where Can I Obtain Insurance Licensing Information? A: You may obtain licensing information from the Department of Insurance and Securities Regulation: Address: Department of Insurance and Securities Regulation 810 First …
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Q:Who Must Be Licensed In The District Of Columbia? A: Any individual who solicits insurance on behalf of an insurer; takes or transmits other than for him or herself an application for insurance or a policy of insurance …
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Q:Who Must Meet Prelicensing Education Requirements? A: Each applicant who applies for a license as an insurance agent or broker shall furnish at the time of filing his or her application a certificate of evidence of …
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Q:What Are The Non-Resident Licensing Requirements? A: The District of Columbia has signed the Uniform Treatment Declaration and is accepting the Uniform NonResident Licensing Application. The uniform treatment …
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Q:How Do I Obtain The Licensing Application Forms? A: Applications for Resident Agents and Brokers and Applications for NonResident Agents and Brokers are available from the DC Department of Insurance Web site. The …
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Q:What Are The Fees For A New License? A: A new license is $100 ($200 for surplus lines) and $100 per authority. For fee information on insurance provider licensing, contact Insurance Licensing Specialist at …
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Q:What Is The Procedure For Obtaining An Appointment? A: To add a new appointment or to terminate an existing appointment, please obtain a copy of the District of Columbia Notice of New Appointment/Appointment Termination. …
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Q:What Are The Licensing Renewal Procedures? A: Licenses are renewed biennially during odd years. All licensees will receive a license renewal form at least 30 days prior to the end of the renewal period. Renewal …
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