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A line of authority (LOA) is a general subject area of insurance that a producer can be licensed to sell.

Like Arizona, Washington D.C. eliminates the hassles around getting your license, as long as it's not your first time around. Even if it is, the lack of fingerprinting and pre-exam training requirements provide easier access to an insurance license than many other states.

There are several different things that can disqualify you from getting an insurance license. Here is a look at the top items that can disqualify you from obtaining an insurance license: Applicants who have been convicted of a felony in the first degree. Applicants who have been convicted of a capital felony.

While an application for licensure may be denied for several reasons (including an applicant's conviction of any felony, or a misdemeanor involving the misuse or theft of money or property of another), we often find that criminal histories do not always require the application be denied.

Arizona is A-OK The state of Arizona makes it extremely easy for a currently licensed producer from another state to obtain a nonresident license, or even move to Arizona and get a resident license. Arizona does not require fingerprinting for a producer who already holds a license.

Each insurance licensing exam presents its own challenge. Between Life and Health, students say that the Health insurance exam is the more difficult. Health insurance policies are simply more complicated than life insurance policies. The Property insurance exam is easier than the Casualty insurance exam.

In order to add a Line of Authority to an exising license, you will need to provide: License Number and State or National Producer Number or. Last four digits of the Social Security Number or full FEIN. Date of Birth (Individuals) Applicant, Licensee, License, and Residency Type.