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Other Washington Insurance FAQs

• Q: Where Can I Obtain Insurance Licensing Information?
  A: You may obtain licensing information from The Office of Insurance Commissioner: Address: The Office of Insurance Commissioner Rowesix, Building 5 4224 6th Ave SE P. O. … More
• Q: What Are The Requirements To Become Licensed In Washington?
  A: Washington State residents desiring any type of insurance license must (1) be 18 years of age, (2) be a resident of and actually reside in Washington State and (3) be … More
• Q: What Are The Licensing Application Procedures?
  A: The following is a list of the forms that must be submitted to apply for each type of license for a resident of Washington: Agent (Individual) Pre­License … More
• Q: What Is The Prelicensing Education Requirement In The State Of Washington?
  A: Applicants for a resident license as a life, disability, property or casualty insurance agent or solicitor must meet prelicense education requirements to be allowed … More
• Q: What Are The Prelicensing Examination Requirements?
  A: Each applicant for license as agent, broker, solicitor or adjuster shall, prior to the issuance of any such license, personally take and pass to the satisfaction of … More
• Q: How Do I Register For And Schedule The Examination?
  A: Assessment Systems, Inc. (ASI) administers insurance licensing examinations in Washington. Candidates may make a reservation by: calling ASI Customer Care at (800) … More
• Q: What Is The Procedure For Obtaining An Appointment/Affiliation?
  A: Individuals, firms or corporations licensed as agents must be appointed by an insurer(s) and notice of the appointment must be furnished the Office of Insurance … More
• Q: What Are The Licensing Renewal Procedures?
  A: All individual licenses, regardless of the issue date, will expire on the individual's next birth date, plus one year, and every two years thereafter. Firm and … More
• Q: What Is The Continuing Education Requirement?
  A: Currently, each resident life, disability, property or casualty insurance agent, broker or solicitor is required to present thirty­two (32) hours of approved … More