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License TypeLicense CostProcessing Fees
Life Agent, Accident & Sickness Agent, Life and Accident & Sickness $100 $20
Property & Casualty Agent, Personal Lines Agent $100 $20
Temporary Agent $50 $20
Public Adjuster $100$20
Worker’s Comp Adjuster $100 $20
Life and Accident & Sickness Counselor $100 $20
P&C Counselor $100 $20
Navigator $50 $5
Surplus Lines Broker $600$20
Nonresident Agent $100 $20
Nonresident Surplus Lines Broker $600 $20
Insurance Claims Adjuster $115-

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License TypeLicense Cost
All Lines Insurance Adjuster $50
General Lines Agent $50
Personal Lines Property & Casualty Agent $50
Life Agent $50
Surplus Lines Agent $50
Managing General Agent $50
Limited Lines Agent$50
License TypeApplication Cost License ID Cost
All Lines Insurance Adjuster$50 $5
Public Adjuster$50 $5
Personal Lines Property & Casualty Agent $50 $5
Life Agent $50 $5
Managing General Agent$50 $5
Limited Lines Agent $50 $5
License Type License Cost
Accident and Health Agent (AH) $188
Casualty Broker-Agent $188
Insurance Adjuster (AJ) $311
Personal Lines Broker-Agent (PL) $188
Property and Casualty Broker-Agent – Property Broker-Agent (PR) and Casualty Broker-Agent (CA) $188
Public Insurance Adjuster $264
Life-Only Agent (LO) $188
License Type License Cost
Insurance Producer $50
Public Adjuster $100
Surplus Line Agent $120
License Type License Application Cost
Insurance Producer (Life & Annuities, Health, Variable, Contracts, Property & Casualty, Personal Lines, Title) $15
Limited Lines Producer (Credit, Motor Vehicle Rental Contract (Car Rental), Limited Lines Property & Casualty, Limited Lines Life & Health) $15
Surplus Lines Broker $15
Consultant (Per LOA) $15
Public Adjuster $15
License Type License Application Cost
Major Lines (Life, Accident & Health, Property, Casualty, Personal) $10
Limited Lines (Auto Rental Credit Crop Travel Funeral) $10
Managing General Agent $20
Public Insurance Adjuster $100
Public Insurance Adjuster Agent $50
Reinsurance Intermediary Broker $500
Reinsurance Intermediary Manager $500
Surplus Lines $100
License Type License Cost
Resident Producer Individual $55
Resident Limited Lines Producer Individual $55
Resident Surplus Lines Producer $200
Resident Title Agent $55
Motor Vehicle Physical Damage Appraiser $55
Resident Public Adjuster $200
License Type License Cost
Property/Casualty Agents $80
Life and/or Accident & Health $80

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FAQs

  • Is it mandatory to submit fingerprint impressions in California?

    When applying for a non-resident license in California, you are not needed to provide fingerprints if you currently have a valid resident license issued by one of the following states:
    Alaska, Idaho, Ohio, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Oregon, Utah, Delaware, Montana, Pennsylvania, Washington, New Jersey, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Nevada, and Georgia.

  • What does obtaining an insurance license in Pennsylvania typically cost?

    Pennsylvania charges $53 for the insurance license exam, $23.85 for fingerprinting, $55 for an online application, and $25 for any revisions.

  • Can I renew my insurance license for free after it expires?

    To reinstate a license that has expired, a relicensing application must be submitted. The majority of states charge a nominal fee for late and regular renewal of licenses.

  • What are the non-resident insurance license fees by state?

    According to the NIPR, there is a $5.60 transaction fee in addition to the state-wise fee to get a non-resident insurance license.

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