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Other Illinois Insurance FAQs

• Q: Is Any Pre-Licensing Education Required?
  A: You must first complete the prelicensing education requirement of 15 hours per line of authority; i.e., Life (Class1 (a), Accident/Health (Class 1(b) or 2(a)), Fire … More
• Q: What Are The Licensing Fees?
  A: The following is a list of fees mandated by the Illinois Insurance Code. Eff. 1/1/2001 Resident Producer License $150.00/2 yr. Non­Resident Producer License … More
• Q: Are There Any Pre-Licensing Examinations That I Must First Take?
  A: Yes. Assessment Systems Inc. or ASI is the Administrator of insurance licensing examinations in Illinois. Candidates may make a reservation by: calling ASI Customer … More
• Q: How Do I Proceed After I Take The Examination?
  A: If you pass the licensing examination you will be given a license application and instruction sheet by Assessment Systems, Inc. (A.S.I.), the test administrator. … More
• Q: How Can I Obtain The Required Forms For Insurance Licensing?
  A: Insurance Producer Forms and Other Licensing Forms are available from the Department of Insurance Website. If additional forms are needed, you can contact the … More
• Q: What Are The Requirements If I Am A New Resident Of Illinois Previously Licensed In Another State?
  A: If you are applying for an Illinois resident producer license and are licensed in another state, you may be exempt from certain Illinois examination and educational … More
• Q: What Do I Do To Become A Non-Resident Licensee?
  A: You must complete the Uniform Application for Individual Non­Resident License or Uniform Application for Business Entity Non­Resident License/Registration. … More
• Q: What Do I Do If I Have An Address Change?
  A: The holder of an insurance producer license or business entity registration is required to inform the Department of Insurance of a change of residential address within … More
• Q: What Do I Need From The Illinois Department Of Insurance If I Want To Become Licensed In Another State?
  A: A Letter of Certification is needed if you plan to apply as a non­resident in another state. A Clearance letter is used when you are moving to another state and it … More