Michigan Insurance FAQs

• Q: How Do I Become A Licensed Insurance Agent In Michigan?
  A: Contact Assessment Systems Inc. (ASI) at 800­274­2623 and request the Michigan Licensing Candidate Handbook. The first copy is free. The handbook will provide … More
• Q: Is Pre-Licensing Education Required For All License Qualifications?
  A: Only those individuals seeking an insurance license for life, health, life/health, or property/casualty, must complete a Michigan approved pre­licensing course … More
• Q: How Many Hours Of Pre-Licensing Education Are Required?
  A: The Michigan Insurance Code requires 40 hours of course work for both the property/casualty and life/health license. However, if you wish to become licensed only for … More
• Q: Do I Have To Take A Classroom Course To Attain The Necessary Credits?
  A: No, course work has been approved for both classroom and correspondence.
• Q: Under What Circumstances Can I Waive Pre-Licensing Education?
  A: You can waive pre­licensing education if you were previously licensed in another state within the last 24 months, hold certain professional designations, or … More
• Q: Do I Need To Obtain The Waiver Prior To Taking My Examination?
  A: If you have a clearance letter from your previous state that lists your qualifications, you may take the clearance letter to the exam site with your other forms on … More
• Q: Where Do I Go For More Information?
  A: For more information about Michigan education requirements or waivers, contact Marlene Bukoski, Education Administrator at (517) 335­2071.
• Q: 2000 Buyer's Guide To Auto Insurance In Michigan
  A: INSURANCE FACTS For Michigan Consumers 2007 Buyers’ Guide to Auto Insurance Toll­Free Consumer Assistance Line 877­999­6442 Department of Labor and … More
• Q: 2001 Guide To Health Insurance For People With Medicare
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• Q: A Consumers Guide To No-Fault Automobile Insurance In Michigan
  A: a c onsumers guide to No­Fault Automobile Insurance in Michigan No­Fault Automobile Insurance in Michigan The Michigan no­fault system was adopted in … More

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