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2. Apply for a New License - NIPR

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   Non-Resident License. When applying for a Non-Resident license there is a $5.60 transaction fee and state license fees may apply. See the state rules and requirements for more information. In order to apply for a Non-Resident license, you will need to provide: Pay electronically: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, or electronic check.

3. Home Page | NIPR

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   Beginning November 1, 2024, the North Dakota Insurance Department’s Producer Licensing Division will go paperless. All correspondence sent from the Licensing Division will be distributed via email, only. This includes courtesy renewal reminders as well as informational emails for new and renewing licensees.

4. How to Get an Insurance License | StateRequirement

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   In order to get your insurance license, you’ll typically be required to complete the following five steps: Choose Your Insurance Line of Authority. Complete a Pre-Licensing Education Course. Pass the Relevant State Insurance License Exam (s) Complete a Fingerprint and Background Check. Submit Your Insurance License Application.

5. Renew an Existing License - NIPR

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   Non-Resident License Renewal. When renewing a Non-Resident license there is a $5.60 transaction fee and state license fees may apply. See the state rules and requirements for more information. Pay electronically: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, or electronic check. +.

6. How to Get a Kentucky Insurance License - StateRequirement

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   Step 2: Complete a Kentucky Pre-Licensing Education Course. The next step you’ll want to take toward becoming a licensed insurance agent in Kentucky is completing a pre-licensing education course. According to Kentucky law, you will need to complete 20 hours of study for each major line of authority you wish to be licensed in.

7. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE - Kentucky

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   The Division of Licensing offers examinations to measure an applicant’s knowledge of insurance products, laws, and ethics. For the convenience of applicants, multiple examination sites are available throughout Kentucky. For more information on examinations, click this link: . The Division of Agent Licensing oversees and facilitates every ...