Indiana Insurance FAQs

• Q: Additional Licensing Information
  A: Consultants Consultants may not continue to hold an insurance agent, surplus lines agent or limited insurance representative license, once licensed as a consultant. … More
• Q: What Is The Procedure For Registering For An Exam?
  A: If you are an Indiana resident, and wish to obtain a license to sell insurance, you may file your examination registration by mail, fax or phone. After registering, … More
• Q: What Is The Fee To Take An Exam?
  A: Series Exam Title Exam Fee Check 16­25 Agent's Life Insurance $68.00 16­26 Agent's Accident and Health Insurance $68.00 16­27 Agent's Life, Accident and … More
• Q: How Do I Schedule Or Cancel An Exam?
  A: Once you have registered for an examination, you must arrange a time and place for taking your exam by calling 1­800­324­4720 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. … More
• Q: Social Security Number Confidentiality
  A: Indiana law requires that, for purposes of obtaining a license, you must provide to the Department of Insurance your Social Security number. As a contracted agent of … More
• Q: How Is The Exam Given?
  A: Your examination will be given by computer at an Experior testing center. You must present a valid form of identification before you may test, and it must meet the … More
• Q: Can Arrangements Be Made For Someone With A Disability To Take The Exam?
  A: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Examinees with a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity may be eligible for accommodation … More
• Q: What Is The Question Format?
  A: The questions that will appear on your licensing examination are multiple­choice and give you four options from which to choose your answer. The examination will … More
• Q: How Do I Apply For A License?
  A: To obtain a license, complete pre­licensing study (if required), and have the course instructor complete his or her portion of the pre­licensing education … More
• Q: What Are The License Fees?
  A: The applicable license fee must be paid by personal check, certified check, bank check, teller's check, money order, company check or agency check, made payable to … More
• Q: How Do I Obtain A Current Certification Letter?
  A: Resident agents and agencies needing current proof of licensing in Indiana for purposes of nonresident licensing in other states or for purposes of securing … More

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