Kansas Property & Casualty Insurance License Exam — All Questions
2 questions
What does a resident generally do to become a licensed property and casualty producer in Kansas?
- a.Simply register a business name with the county clerk.
- b.Hold any state's license and notify the motor-vehicle agency.
- c.Apply to the Kansas Insurance Department, complete any required prelicensing education, pass the state P&C exam, clear a background check, and pay the fee.✓
- d.Be appointed by an insurer with no examination required.
A resident applicant obtains a Kansas P&C producer license through the Kansas Insurance Department: submitting an application, completing any required prelicensing course, passing the licensing examination, clearing a background/fingerprint check, and paying the fee. Confirm current prelicensing-hour and fee details with the Kansas Insurance Department, as they are set by rule and change.
To keep a Kansas P&C license active, a producer must generally do what each renewal period?
- a.Renew on the state cycle with a fee and complete state-approved continuing education, including an ethics component.✓
- b.Never renew, because a P&C license is issued for life.
- c.Renew only when changing employers.
- d.Complete continuing education only if the producer sells annuities.
To stay licensed, a Kansas producer must renew on the state's cycle, pay the renewal fee, and complete state-approved continuing education (including an ethics portion) before renewing. To transact a specific insurer's business the producer must also be appointed by that company. Verify the exact CE hour totals and renewal cycle with the Kansas Insurance Department, as those figures are set by the regulator.