Florida Property & Casualty Insurance License Exam — All Questions
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Florida Agent Licensing & CE
Before a licensed Florida general-lines agent can transact a particular insurer's business, the agent must:
- a.Do nothing beyond holding the license
- b.Be appointed by that insurer or appointing entity, with the appointment filed with the DFS✓
- c.Post a bond with the OIR
- d.Pass a separate exam for each insurer
In Florida an agent must be appointed by the insurer (or appointing entity) to transact its business, and the appointment is filed with the Department of Financial Services. An agent may hold several appointments.
Florida Agent Licensing & CE
Florida's continuing education requirement for resident agents is best described as:
- a.No CE is required
- b.CE is required only once at licensing
- c.Periodic state-approved CE, including a law-and-ethics component, on Florida's CE cycle✓
- d.CE is satisfied only by retaking the licensing exam
Florida requires continuing education on its regular cycle, including a law-and-ethics component. Exact hour totals are set by the Department of Financial Services and should be verified before renewal.