Alabama Casualty Insurance — License Examination Requirements
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Business Entity Insurance Producer — Casualty
Business entity producer authorization for casualty; an affiliated licensed individual is designated responsible for each line.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Foreign domiciled business entity initial licensure
- Appointment
- The entity and individual producers acting for each insurer require appointments.
- Domicile
- Foreign-domiciled entity may use online licensing or transmit its domiciliary application; the producer license does not replace Secretary of State qualification or registration requirements.
- Entity
- A legally recognized entity distinct from its owners; a sole proprietorship is licensed as an individual.
- Fees
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and required fees.
- Reciprocity
- Where seeking reciprocal nonresident licensing, hold the home-jurisdiction license in good standing and satisfy § 27-7-28.
- Responsible Producer
- Designate at least one affiliated licensed individual responsible for compliance for each line. The designated person’s existing license is an applicant condition, not the entity’s examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (1) A licensed individual
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (1) A licensed individual
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) The business entity
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) The business entity
- 482-1-147-.07(1), complete business entity licensing conditions
482-1-147-.07(1), complete business entity licensing conditions
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Business entity reapplication after expiration
- Appointment
- The entity and individual producers acting for each insurer require appointments.
- Entity
- A legally recognized entity distinct from its owners; a sole proprietorship is licensed as an individual.
- Fees
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and required fees.
- Lapse
- If not renewed by the end of the grace period, reapply online with a new application and fees.
- Responsible Producer
- Designate at least one affiliated licensed individual responsible for compliance for each line. The designated person’s existing license is an applicant condition, not the entity’s examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
- Business Entity, expired license reapplication
Business Entity, expired license reapplication
Business entity biennial renewal and 30 day grace period
- Appointment
- The entity and individual producers acting for each insurer require appointments.
- Cycle
- December 31 of even-numbered years; initial issue on or after October 1 in an even year lasts through the next even-year deadline. Renewal opens October 15; 30-day grace period with $50 late fee.
- Entity
- A legally recognized entity distinct from its owners; a sole proprietorship is licensed as an individual.
- Fees
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and required fees.
- Responsible Producer
- Designate at least one affiliated licensed individual responsible for compliance for each line. The designated person’s existing license is an applicant condition, not the entity’s examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
- 482-1-110-.04(3), business entity renewal and grace period
482-1-110-.04(3), business entity renewal and grace period
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
Alabama domiciled business entity initial licensure
- Appointment
- The entity and individual producers acting for each insurer require appointments.
- Domicile
- Alabama-domiciled entity; use the Department’s online application process.
- Entity
- A legally recognized entity distinct from its owners; a sole proprietorship is licensed as an individual.
- Fees
- Submit the Uniform Business Entity Application and required fees.
- Responsible Producer
- Designate at least one affiliated licensed individual responsible for compliance for each line. The designated person’s existing license is an applicant condition, not the entity’s examination.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (1) A licensed individual
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (1) A licensed individual
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) The business entity
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) The business entity
- 482-1-147-.07(1), complete business entity licensing conditions
482-1-147-.07(1), complete business entity licensing conditions
Reapplication after revocation with applicable initial licensing exemption
- Permission
- Commissioner’s order permits reapplication after the statutory waiting period and correction of the reasons for revocation.
- Qualification
- Satisfy all initial business entity requirements or current reciprocal home-license requirements for the same scope, as applicable.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — A business entity acting
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Restoration after suspension with unexpired license
- Order
- Suspension term has ended or the Department orders lifting on proof of compliance; license remains unexpired and otherwise effective.
- Requirements
- Comply with the suspension order, continuing education and applicable home-license requirements; no renewal is possible during suspension.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
- 482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
Temporary Permit — Insurance Producer (Casualty), Military Family Jobs Opportunity Act
Statutory temporary permit for an eligible relocating spouse holding a valid substantially similar professional license, while the Department deliberates the application.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Military Family Jobs Opportunity Act temporary permit
- Eligible Spouse
- Spouse or qualifying surviving spouse described in § 31-1-6(c), including qualifying Armed Forces/National Guard, Department of Justice, NASA, or Department of Defense civil-service circumstances.
- Expedition
- Statute requires qualifying license issuance within 30 days; applications are expedited according to the statute and licensing proceeding.
- Fee Waiver
- Eligible individuals may apply for waiver of the initial licensing fee under § 31-1-6(g).
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act, professional discipline, or professional-license investigation.
- Implementation
- 482-1-165-.03(1) states: "A person meeting the eligibility requirements of Section 31-1-6 and the requirements for licensing as an insurance producer" is eligible for a fee waiver. The rule describes the waiver while § 31-1-6(b) and (d) govern substantially similar license recognition.
- License
- Valid, good-standing substantially similar license or certificate from another U.S. jurisdiction or a branch of the Armed Forces, including the National Guard.
- Permit Term
- Temporary permit effective for at least 360 days while the Department deliberates the application.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (b) Except as provided
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (b) Except as provided
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (2) A procedure for authorizing
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (2) A procedure for authorizing
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (d) Any eligible individual
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (d) Any eligible individual
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (c) For the purposes
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (c) For the purposes
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — a. An active duty
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — a. An active duty
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — b. An individual currently
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — b. An individual currently
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — c. An individual currently
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — c. An individual currently
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — d. An individual currently
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — d. An individual currently
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (2) Has not committed
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (2) Has not committed
- Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (3) Has not been
Code of Alabama § 31-1-6 — (3) Has not been
- 482-1-165-.03(1)-(2), military family fee waiver implementation
482-1-165-.03(1)-(2), military family fee waiver implementation
Nonresident Insurance Producer — Casualty
Nonresident producer authorization for the casualty line on the basis of a home-state license and reciprocity.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Nonresident licensure by reciprocity
- Application
- Submit the proper request, fees, and a copy of the home-jurisdiction application or the Uniform Application.
- Appointment
- Appointment is required when acting on behalf of an insurer.
- Home License
- Current resident producer license, in good standing, with the same casualty authority.
- Reciprocity
- The home jurisdiction must award Alabama residents nonresident licenses on the same basis.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (1) The person has submitted
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (1) The person has submitted
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (2) The person has submitted
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (2) The person has submitted
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (3) The person
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (3) The person
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (4) The person
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (4) The person
- 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
Reinstatement within twelve months after lapse
- Appointment
- Appointments canceled on lapse; obtain appointments again after reissue.
- Education
- Complete applicable CE and satisfy online reinstatement requirements.
- Fees
- Pay double the unpaid renewal fee.
- Home License
- Nonresident routes retain the current good-standing home license and reciprocity conditions, where applicable.
- Lapse
- Apply within 12 months of the renewal fee due date.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
- 482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
Reapplication after extended lapse with current home jurisdiction qualification
- Application
- Submit the proper request, fees, and a copy of the home-jurisdiction application or the Uniform Application.
- Appointment
- Appointment is required when acting on behalf of an insurer.
- Home License
- Current resident producer license, in good standing, with the same casualty authority.
- Lapse
- More than twelve months without the Alabama license; the current home-jurisdiction license and reciprocity exemption applies anew.
- Reciprocity
- The home jurisdiction must award Alabama residents nonresident licenses on the same basis.
- Scope
- Restricted home authority remains restricted for a limited license.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
- 482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
Biennial renewal and 30 day grace period
- Appointment
- Maintain applicable insurer appointments.
- Cycle
- Biennial renewal based on birth month and odd/even birth year; renewal opens 90 days before expiration.
- Education
- Home-jurisdiction CE satisfies Alabama requirements if reciprocal; otherwise meet Alabama CE requirements. Maintain qualifying home license and restricted scope where applicable.
- Fees
- Pay renewal fee; a 30-day grace period requires the additional $50 late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
- 482-1-110-.04(2), individual renewal cycle
482-1-110-.04(2), individual renewal cycle
- 482-1-110-.07(1)-(3), exhaustive renewal compliance
482-1-110-.07(1)-(3), exhaustive renewal compliance
Reapplication after revocation with applicable initial licensing exemption
- Permission
- Commissioner’s order permits reapplication after the statutory waiting period and correction of the reasons for revocation.
- Qualification
- Satisfy all initial business entity requirements or current reciprocal home-license requirements for the same scope, as applicable.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
- 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Restoration after suspension with unexpired license
- Order
- Suspension term has ended or the Department orders lifting on proof of compliance; license remains unexpired and otherwise effective.
- Requirements
- Comply with the suspension order, continuing education and applicable home-license requirements; no renewal is possible during suspension.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
- 482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
Reapplication after lifting suspension, less than twelve months since lapse
- Order
- Suspension lifted; license expired less than twelve months before lifting.
- Requirements
- Apply immediately without examination; comply with fees, CE, order conditions and any applicable home-license requirements.
- Service Boundary
- For service representatives, the license must have existed on January 1, 2024, and must not have been out of effect for twelve consecutive months.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Nonresident Limited Lines Producer — Restricted Casualty Authority
Only for a home-state limited license restricting authority below the associated casualty major line; the Alabama license grants the same restricted scope.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Nonresident restricted casualty licensure by reciprocity
- Application
- Submit the proper request, fees, and a copy of the home-jurisdiction application or the Uniform Application.
- Appointment
- Appointment is required when acting on behalf of an insurer.
- Home License
- Current resident producer license, in good standing, with the same casualty authority.
- Reciprocity
- The home jurisdiction must award Alabama residents nonresident licenses on the same basis.
- Scope
- Home-state limited authority must restrict the associated casualty major line; Alabama grants only that same restricted authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (a) Unless denied licensure
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (g) Except for the requirements
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (g) Except for the requirements
Reinstatement within twelve months after lapse
- Appointment
- Appointments canceled on lapse; obtain appointments again after reissue.
- Education
- Complete applicable CE and satisfy online reinstatement requirements.
- Fees
- Pay double the unpaid renewal fee.
- Home License
- Nonresident routes retain the current good-standing home license and reciprocity conditions, where applicable.
- Lapse
- Apply within 12 months of the renewal fee due date.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
- 482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
Reapplication after extended lapse with current home jurisdiction qualification
- Application
- Submit the proper request, fees, and a copy of the home-jurisdiction application or the Uniform Application.
- Appointment
- Appointment is required when acting on behalf of an insurer.
- Home License
- Current resident producer license, in good standing, with the same casualty authority.
- Lapse
- More than twelve months without the Alabama license; the current home-jurisdiction license and reciprocity exemption applies anew.
- Reciprocity
- The home jurisdiction must award Alabama residents nonresident licenses on the same basis.
- Scope
- Restricted home authority remains restricted for a limited license.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
- 482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
482-1-147-.07(9)(c)-(d), reinstatement and retesting
Biennial renewal and 30 day grace period
- Appointment
- Maintain applicable insurer appointments.
- Cycle
- Biennial renewal based on birth month and odd/even birth year; renewal opens 90 days before expiration.
- Education
- Home-jurisdiction CE satisfies Alabama requirements if reciprocal; otherwise meet Alabama CE requirements. Maintain qualifying home license and restricted scope where applicable.
- Fees
- Pay renewal fee; a 30-day grace period requires the additional $50 late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
- 482-1-110-.04(2), individual renewal cycle
482-1-110-.04(2), individual renewal cycle
- 482-1-110-.07(1)-(3), exhaustive renewal compliance
482-1-110-.07(1)-(3), exhaustive renewal compliance
Reapplication after revocation with applicable initial licensing exemption
- Permission
- Commissioner’s order permits reapplication after the statutory waiting period and correction of the reasons for revocation.
- Qualification
- Satisfy all initial business entity requirements or current reciprocal home-license requirements for the same scope, as applicable.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(d), reapplication after revocation
- 482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
482-1-147-.11(4)(c), permission after revocation
- 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
482-1-147-.06(3)(c), nonresident examination exemption
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
Code of Alabama § 27-7-28 — (e) Notwithstanding
Restoration after suspension with unexpired license
- Order
- Suspension term has ended or the Department orders lifting on proof of compliance; license remains unexpired and otherwise effective.
- Requirements
- Comply with the suspension order, continuing education and applicable home-license requirements; no renewal is possible during suspension.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
- 482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
Reapplication after lifting suspension, less than twelve months since lapse
- Order
- Suspension lifted; license expired less than twelve months before lifting.
- Requirements
- Apply immediately without examination; comply with fees, CE, order conditions and any applicable home-license requirements.
- Service Boundary
- For service representatives, the license must have existed on January 1, 2024, and must not have been out of effect for twelve consecutive months.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Service Representative — Casualty
Existing casualty service representative licenses remain renewable; no new service representative license may be issued after January 1, 2024.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Reinstatement of continuing service representative license within twelve months
- Existing License
- License held on January 1, 2024, lapsed for less than twelve consecutive months; after twelve consecutive months it cannot be renewed, reinstated, or reactivated.
- Requirements
- Online reissue, applicable fees and CE, and reappointment after reinstatement.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An individual insurance producer who allows
- 482-1-147-.09(7), service representative reinstatement boundary
482-1-147-.09(7), service representative reinstatement boundary
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — If any service representative license expires
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — If any service representative license expires
Renewal of existing service representative license
- Appointment
- Appointed by each represented insurer for each line.
- Employment
- Salaried or hourly employment by an insurer, managing general agent, or captive producer.
- Existing License
- Valid service representative license held on January 1, 2024; no new initial issuance is available.
- Renewal
- Biennial birth-month/year cycle and applicable CE requirements; 30-day grace period and late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.09(1)-(3), service representatives and closure of new issuance
482-1-147-.09(1)-(3), service representatives and closure of new issuance
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
Code of Alabama § 27-7-14.1 — An insurance producer or service representative license shall remain
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) Any person holding
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — (2) Any person holding
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — d. All service representatives.
Code of Alabama § 27-7-5 — d. All service representatives.
Restoration after suspension with unexpired license
- Order
- Suspension term has ended or the Department orders lifting on proof of compliance; license remains unexpired and otherwise effective.
- Requirements
- Comply with the suspension order, continuing education and applicable home-license requirements; no renewal is possible during suspension.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
482-1-147-.11(3)(c), lifting suspension while license remains effective
- 482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
482-1-147-.11(2), probationary issuance and renewal
Reapplication after lifting suspension, less than twelve months since lapse
- Order
- Suspension lifted; license expired less than twelve months before lifting.
- Requirements
- Apply immediately without examination; comply with fees, CE, order conditions and any applicable home-license requirements.
- Service Boundary
- For service representatives, the license must have existed on January 1, 2024, and must not have been out of effect for twelve consecutive months.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- 482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
482-1-147-.11(3)(d), reapplication after short suspension-related expiration
- 482-1-147-.09(1)-(3), service representatives and closure of new issuance
482-1-147-.09(1)-(3), service representatives and closure of new issuance
Temporary Producer — Casualty (Type 2)
Temporary authorization to service an existing casualty insurance business following death, disability, military service, or another public-interest circumstance.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Type 2 temporary licensure — entity successor
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Member or employee of a licensed producer entity after death or disability of its designated responsible individual.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (2) To a member
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (2) To a member
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Type 2 extension for disabling illness or injury
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Original producer’s disabling or confining illness or injury; only one additional six-month term.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Type 2 temporary licensure — military designee
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Designee of a producer entering active Armed Forces service.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (3) To the designee
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (3) To the designee
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Type 2 temporary licensure — public interest
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Other circumstance in which the Commissioner determines temporary licensure best serves the public interest.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (4) In any other
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (4) In any other
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Substitution of Type 2 temporary licensee
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Existing Type 2 holder cannot serve the duration; substitute satisfies the same requirements, with expiration adjusted to the original permitted term.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- 482-1-147-.08(2)(f), substitute temporary licensee
482-1-147-.08(2)(f), substitute temporary licensee
- 482-1-147-.08(2)(f), substitute term continuation on page 12
482-1-147-.08(2)(f), substitute term continuation on page 12
Type 2 temporary licensure — survivor
- Business Disposition
- Temporary authority cannot continue after the owner or personal representative disposes of the business.
- Circumstance
- Surviving spouse or court-appointed personal representative of a producer who died or became mentally or physically disabled.
- Conversion
- Examination is optional for obtaining an ordinary producer license through the separate conversion route; temporary Type 2 issuance itself requires no examination.
- Discretion
- Commissioner determines necessity, may limit authority, and may revoke to protect insureds or the public.
- Sponsor
- Must have a licensed producer or insurer sponsor assuming responsibility for all acts.
- Term
- Not over six months; one further six-month term is permitted for disabling or confining illness or injury of the original producer.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2024-01-01.
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (a) The commissioner
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (1) To the surviving
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (1) To the surviving
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (b) The temporary
- Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner
Code of Alabama § 27-7-23 — (f) The commissioner