Licensing Checklist
01
Review licensing requirements for your resident state
02
Register for Pre-licensing Study Course
You MUST complete the study course registration from your pc or laptop. Please do not register for the course from your phone.
Once registered, you have 30 DAYS free access to the study course. Small fee applies if you need to extend beyond 30 days.
CLICK HERE FOR SIMPLE STEPS TO REGISTER FOR PRE-LICENSING STUDY COURSE
03
Register for State Licensing Exam & Study to Pass Exam!
When you are about about 60% through the course, look into registering for state licensing exam. Register early to help you stay motivated and on course!
04
Email Admin Team your exam date.
Subject line: “Exam schedule date confirmation”
Send a screen shot of your scheduled exam date or simply forward your scheduled exam email confirmation to Admin Team.
05
Inform Admin Team and Your Team Leader that you pass your exam!
07
Get fingerprints done (if your state requires it)
If your state requires fingerprint, schedule an appointment prior to your exam date or as soon as you possibly can. Please use the link in STEP 03 for fingerprint provider information or the link in STEP 01 (2. Details Licensing Info for Each State). Alternatively, google fingerprint services in your area.
08
Apply for your State Insurance License
The testing facility may provide you with information on how to apply for your state insurance license. Please reference testing provider information in previous step. Call your resident State Department of Insurance for clarification, if needed.
We recommend applying for your state license with
NIPR LICENSING CENTER Or check out SIRCON
Note: Resident License requirements vary by state; some require fingerprinting, or other background checks. Pricing varies by state. You must first have a resident license and NPN before you can start contracting.
09
Get National Producer Number (NPN)
You DO NOT need to apply for NPN. The NPN is issued to you when your State updates the National Producer Registry with your approved license. Call your resident State’s Department of Insurance daily to check on your application and speed up the process. Check for your NPN in the link below.
Finish. Congratulations!
Now get started on the “New Agent Checklist”