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Insurance Producer
Individual producer license with the property lines of authority defined by Section 27-7-1(18). The property and casualty lines may be held separately or together; personal lines is the noncommercial property-and-casualty qualification.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Additional line of authority
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- A current same-line qualification is not an application for a new examination qualification.
- Existing License
- Holds an individual producer license and seeks a new property-line qualification; additional-line applications are treated as initial applications.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Additional line of authority
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- A current same-line qualification is not an application for a new examination qualification.
- Existing License
- Holds an individual producer license and seeks a new property-line qualification; additional-line applications are treated as initial applications.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Additional line of authority
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- A current same-line qualification is not an application for a new examination qualification.
- Existing License
- Holds an individual producer license and seeks a new property-line qualification; additional-line applications are treated as initial applications.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Additional line of authority
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- A current same-line qualification is not an application for a new examination qualification.
- Existing License
- Holds an individual producer license and seeks a new property-line qualification; additional-line applications are treated as initial applications.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Grandfathered same line continuation
- Continuation
- Pay required renewal fees and complete continuing education unless exempt.
- Former Authorities
- Automobile authority was replaced by personal lines at its next renewal, and industrial fire by property; these are historical qualification conditions, not separate currently offered examinations.
- Prior Qualification
- Lawfully licensed for the particular line immediately before January 1, 2013, and no subsequent lapse of twelve consecutive months.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-5(a)(3)c
Section 27-7-5(a)(3)c
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.1(b)
Section 27-7-14.1(b)
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.2(a)
Section 27-7-14.2(a)
Resident by examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident; ordinary initial issuance.
- Timing
- Pass the examination before making the ordinary license application.
Resident by examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident; ordinary initial issuance.
- Timing
- Pass the examination before making the ordinary license application.
Resident by examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident; ordinary initial issuance.
- Timing
- Pass the examination before making the ordinary license application.
Resident by examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident; ordinary initial issuance.
- Timing
- Pass the examination before making the ordinary license application.
Nonresident limited lines reciprocity
- Reciprocity
- Meet Section 27-7-28(a) reciprocity, application, and fee requirements; no broader major-line authority is granted.
- Resident License
- The home-jurisdiction license is current and in good standing.
- Scope
- A home-jurisdiction limited-lines authority narrower than property, casualty, or personal lines is recognized only at that same scope.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(e)
Section 27-7-28(e)
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(a)
Section 27-7-28(a)
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(g)
Section 27-7-28(g)
Nonresident reciprocity
- Application
- Submit the home-jurisdiction application or Uniform Application, proper request, and applicable fees.
- Continuing Education
- Home-jurisdiction continuing education satisfies Alabama requirements on a reciprocal basis.
- Reciprocity
- The home jurisdiction awards reciprocal nonresident licenses to Alabama residents on the same basis.
- Resident License
- Currently licensed and in good standing as a resident producer for the same requested lines in the home jurisdiction.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(a)
Section 27-7-28(a)
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(g)
Section 27-7-28(g)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.06(3)(c), page 147-4
Initial issuance on probation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Probation
- An administrative order or settlement permits issuance on probation; comply with its stated conditions and all applicable Insurance Code requirements, including ordinary examination qualifications.
Initial issuance on probation
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Probation
- An administrative order or settlement permits issuance on probation; comply with its stated conditions and all applicable Insurance Code requirements, including ordinary examination qualifications.
Initial issuance on probation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Probation
- An administrative order or settlement permits issuance on probation; comply with its stated conditions and all applicable Insurance Code requirements, including ordinary examination qualifications.
Initial issuance on probation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Probation
- An administrative order or settlement permits issuance on probation; comply with its stated conditions and all applicable Insurance Code requirements, including ordinary examination qualifications.
Renewal while on probation
- Continuing Education
- Resident licensees generally complete 24 approved hours, including 3 ethics hours; eligible office-only licensees not licensed as nonresidents elsewhere complete 12 hours including 2 ethics hours. Newly licensed producers are exempt for the first twelve months; applicable reciprocal or grandfathered exemptions remain conditions.
- Fees
- Pay the applicable renewal fee; completion of the approved continuing-education courses is a condition, not a separately identified licensing examination.
- Order
- Comply with the conditions and term of the probationary order; ordinary continuing-education and renewal requirements remain applicable.
- Schedule
- Biennial renewal in the birth month and year parity; renew online, with a thirty-day grace period and the applicable late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.11(2), page 147-15
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.1(b)
Section 27-7-14.1(b)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.07(3), page 110-10
Reapplication after more than twelve months
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemptions
- The same-line transfer and nonresident exemptions still apply when their conditions are met.
- Extenuating Circumstances
- Section 27-7-14.1(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures, an examination requirement, a fine, or a sanction due to military service or another extenuating circumstance; a request does not itself grant the waiver.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Lapse
- The producer license has been out of effect for more than twelve consecutive months.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Reapplication after more than twelve months
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemptions
- The same-line transfer and nonresident exemptions still apply when their conditions are met.
- Extenuating Circumstances
- Section 27-7-14.1(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures, an examination requirement, a fine, or a sanction due to military service or another extenuating circumstance; a request does not itself grant the waiver.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Lapse
- The producer license has been out of effect for more than twelve consecutive months.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Reapplication after more than twelve months
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemptions
- The same-line transfer and nonresident exemptions still apply when their conditions are met.
- Extenuating Circumstances
- Section 27-7-14.1(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures, an examination requirement, a fine, or a sanction due to military service or another extenuating circumstance; a request does not itself grant the waiver.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Lapse
- The producer license has been out of effect for more than twelve consecutive months.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Reapplication after more than twelve months
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemptions
- The same-line transfer and nonresident exemptions still apply when their conditions are met.
- Extenuating Circumstances
- Section 27-7-14.1(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures, an examination requirement, a fine, or a sanction due to military service or another extenuating circumstance; a request does not itself grant the waiver.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Lapse
- The producer license has been out of effect for more than twelve consecutive months.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
Reinstatement within twelve months
- Continuing Education
- Resident licensees generally complete 24 approved hours, including 3 ethics hours; eligible office-only licensees not licensed as nonresidents elsewhere complete 12 hours including 2 ethics hours. Newly licensed producers are exempt for the first twelve months; applicable reciprocal or grandfathered exemptions remain conditions.
- Fees
- Pay twice the unpaid renewal fee when applicable, complete required continuing education, and obtain new insurer appointments.
- Lapse
- Reinstate the same license within twelve months from the renewal-fee due date without examination.
- Schedule
- Biennial renewal in the birth month and year parity; renew online, with a thirty-day grace period and the applicable late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.1(c)
Section 27-7-14.1(c)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.07(9)(c), page 147-8
Nonresident biennial renewal
- Continuing Education
- Satisfy reciprocal home-jurisdiction continuing education; otherwise meet Alabama requirements.
- Fees
- Pay the applicable renewal fee; completion of the approved continuing-education courses is a condition, not a separately identified licensing examination.
- Schedule
- Biennial renewal in the birth month and year parity; renew online, with a thirty-day grace period and the applicable late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.1(b)
Section 27-7-14.1(b)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.04(1)-(2)(a)1, page 110-4
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-28(a)
Section 27-7-28(a)
Resident biennial renewal
- Continuing Education
- Resident licensees generally complete 24 approved hours, including 3 ethics hours; eligible office-only licensees not licensed as nonresidents elsewhere complete 12 hours including 2 ethics hours. Newly licensed producers are exempt for the first twelve months; applicable reciprocal or grandfathered exemptions remain conditions.
- Fees
- Pay the applicable renewal fee; completion of the approved continuing-education courses is a condition, not a separately identified licensing examination.
- Schedule
- Biennial renewal in the birth month and year parity; renew online, with a thirty-day grace period and the applicable late fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-14.1(b)
Section 27-7-14.1(b)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.04(1)-(2)(a)1, page 110-4
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.05(1)(a), page 110-6
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.05(4)-(5), page 110-6
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-110, supplement September 30, 2021
Rule 482-1-110-.07(3), page 110-10
Resident same line transfer
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Same-line Alabama examination and prelicensing education are exempt under Section 27-7-29.1.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Previous License
- Previously licensed for the same requested property lines in another jurisdiction; the license is current or the application is received within 90 days of cancellation, with good-standing certification or NAIC records.
- Residence Change
- A licensee moving to Alabama must apply within 90 days of establishing legal residence.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-29.1(a)
Section 27-7-29.1(a)
- Code of Alabama Section 27-7-29.1(b)
Section 27-7-29.1(b)
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.06(3)(b), page 147-4
- Alabama Department of Insurance Resident transfer examination exemption
Resident transfer examination exemption
Reapplication after revocation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination
- Comply with the applicable examination requirements as an initial applicant.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Permission
- First obtain the Commissioner’s order authorizing reapplication after the revocation circumstances are corrected.
- Waiting Period
- Permission cannot be requested before the later of two years after revocation or a longer period in the revocation order.
Reapplication after revocation
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination
- Comply with the applicable examination requirements as an initial applicant.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Permission
- First obtain the Commissioner’s order authorizing reapplication after the revocation circumstances are corrected.
- Waiting Period
- Permission cannot be requested before the later of two years after revocation or a longer period in the revocation order.
Reapplication after revocation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination
- Comply with the applicable examination requirements as an initial applicant.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Permission
- First obtain the Commissioner’s order authorizing reapplication after the revocation circumstances are corrected.
- Waiting Period
- Permission cannot be requested before the later of two years after revocation or a longer period in the revocation order.
Reapplication after revocation
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination
- Comply with the applicable examination requirements as an initial applicant.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Permission
- First obtain the Commissioner’s order authorizing reapplication after the revocation circumstances are corrected.
- Waiting Period
- Permission cannot be requested before the later of two years after revocation or a longer period in the revocation order.
Restoration after suspension with more than twelve months lapse
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- Any otherwise applicable statutory same-line exemption remains an applicant condition.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Order
- Comply with the conditions of the suspension order; applicable examination requirements precede the new application.
- Suspension
- The suspension has been lifted and the license expired or otherwise terminated more than twelve months before lifting.
Restoration after suspension with more than twelve months lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- Any otherwise applicable statutory same-line exemption remains an applicant condition.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Order
- Comply with the conditions of the suspension order; applicable examination requirements precede the new application.
- Suspension
- The suspension has been lifted and the license expired or otherwise terminated more than twelve months before lifting.
Restoration after suspension with more than twelve months lapse
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- Any otherwise applicable statutory same-line exemption remains an applicant condition.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Order
- Comply with the conditions of the suspension order; applicable examination requirements precede the new application.
- Suspension
- The suspension has been lifted and the license expired or otherwise terminated more than twelve months before lifting.
Restoration after suspension with more than twelve months lapse
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Exemption
- Any otherwise applicable statutory same-line exemption remains an applicant condition.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Order
- Comply with the conditions of the suspension order; applicable examination requirements precede the new application.
- Suspension
- The suspension has been lifted and the license expired or otherwise terminated more than twelve months before lifting.
Restoration after suspension with less than twelve months lapse
- Lapse
- The license expired or terminated less than twelve months before lifting; immediately apply without the applicable examination requirement.
- Order
- The suspension has been lifted.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.11(3)(d), page 147-16
Restoration of unexpired suspended license
- License Status
- The license has not expired or otherwise terminated during suspension; it is deemed reinstated when the suspension is lifted.
- Order
- The suspension term has ended or the Commissioner orders restoration upon compliance with its conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.11(3)(c), page 147-16
Conversion from temporary producer
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Conversion
- Passing the applicable examination and completing the criminal-history check automatically converts the unexpired temporary license for the same authority without additional fees.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Expired Temporary
- If the temporary license expires before both requirements are satisfied, use the ordinary individual application process.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Temporary License
- Holds an unexpired pending-examination or Type 2 temporary producer license.
Conversion from temporary producer
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Conversion
- Passing the applicable examination and completing the criminal-history check automatically converts the unexpired temporary license for the same authority without additional fees.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Expired Temporary
- If the temporary license expires before both requirements are satisfied, use the ordinary individual application process.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Temporary License
- Holds an unexpired pending-examination or Type 2 temporary producer license.
Conversion from temporary producer
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Conversion
- Passing the applicable examination and completing the criminal-history check automatically converts the unexpired temporary license for the same authority without additional fees.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Expired Temporary
- If the temporary license expires before both requirements are satisfied, use the ordinary individual application process.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Temporary License
- Holds an unexpired pending-examination or Type 2 temporary producer license.
Conversion from temporary producer
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Application
- Submit the prescribed online application through NIPR and pay applicable licensing fees.
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Citizenship Evidence
- The Department requests proof of citizenship or an accepted identifier before issuing the license; the application is rejected if the requested documentation is not received within ten days.
- Conduct
- Must not have committed an act that is a statutory ground for denial, suspension, or revocation.
- Conversion
- Passing the applicable examination and completing the criminal-history check automatically converts the unexpired temporary license for the same authority without additional fees.
- Department Fingerprint Instructions
- The Department’s Producer Requirements page states: "Please be aware the fingerprint results will remain in our system only 30 days after you are fingerprinted. If the application reaches the DOI after those 30 days you will have to get fingerprinted again and again pay the required fee. **Note: The Department can only utilize fingerprints processed through Fieldprint. We also cannot accept fingerprints completed for any reason outside of pursuing an insurance license from the Alabama Department of Insurance. The fingerprints will be utilized to conduct a federal and state criminal background check per". Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) separately states a 365-day validity period for the criminal-history check.
- Examination Certificate
- Examination results certificates are valid for one year from issuance.
- Expired Temporary
- If the temporary license expires before both requirements are satisfied, use the ordinary individual application process.
- Fingerprinting
- Complete the criminal-history fingerprint check applicable to an initial resident or additional major-line application. Rule 482-1-157-.03(3) states that the check is valid for applications filed within 365 days.
- Military Family Fee Waiver
- Eligible military spouses or surviving spouses relocated to Alabama under official orders may request waiver of the initial license fee; Regulation 165 retains ordinary licensing qualifications.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Temporary License
- Holds an unexpired pending-examination or Type 2 temporary producer license.
Temporary Producer License — Pending Examination
Temporary producer license pending the examination for the requested property, casualty, or personal-lines authority.
Licensing authority: Alabama Department of Insurance · Application information
Temporary pending examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Authority
- Casualty only, including surety; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the casualty qualification.
- Conversion Fingerprinting
- Fingerprinting is required for conversion to the ordinary producer license rather than temporary issuance.
- Duration
- Six months; take the examination for a regular license within that period. Rule 482-1-147-.08(1)(d) specifies a maximum of six months; Section 27-7-24(b) also provides further time until notification of the examination result.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident, otherwise qualified for an ordinary producer license except for passage of the examination.
- Sponsor
- The insurer requests the temporary license and files its appointment; at least one insurer must appoint for each authority, and multiple appointments are limited to affiliated insurers.
- Training
- Actively engaged in the approved study, instruction, and field-training or prelicensing course under the appointing insurer’s supervision.
- Unused Balance
- Only one lifetime temporary license per line, but unused time from a license canceled before expiration may be applied to a later temporary license.
Temporary pending examination
- Authority
- Personal lines: property and casualty sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes.
- Conversion Fingerprinting
- Fingerprinting is required for conversion to the ordinary producer license rather than temporary issuance.
- Duration
- Six months; take the examination for a regular license within that period. Rule 482-1-147-.08(1)(d) specifies a maximum of six months; Section 27-7-24(b) also provides further time until notification of the examination result.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident, otherwise qualified for an ordinary producer license except for passage of the examination.
- Sponsor
- The insurer requests the temporary license and files its appointment; at least one insurer must appoint for each authority, and multiple appointments are limited to affiliated insurers.
- Training
- Actively engaged in the approved study, instruction, and field-training or prelicensing course under the appointing insurer’s supervision.
- Unused Balance
- Only one lifetime temporary license per line, but unused time from a license canceled before expiration may be applied to a later temporary license.
Temporary pending examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
- Authority
- Property only; a combined property-and-casualty examination also includes the property qualification.
- Conversion Fingerprinting
- Fingerprinting is required for conversion to the ordinary producer license rather than temporary issuance.
- Duration
- Six months; take the examination for a regular license within that period. Rule 482-1-147-.08(1)(d) specifies a maximum of six months; Section 27-7-24(b) also provides further time until notification of the examination result.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident, otherwise qualified for an ordinary producer license except for passage of the examination.
- Sponsor
- The insurer requests the temporary license and files its appointment; at least one insurer must appoint for each authority, and multiple appointments are limited to affiliated insurers.
- Training
- Actively engaged in the approved study, instruction, and field-training or prelicensing course under the appointing insurer’s supervision.
- Unused Balance
- Only one lifetime temporary license per line, but unused time from a license canceled before expiration may be applied to a later temporary license.
Temporary pending examination
At least one of the following alternatives:
- Combined Property & Casualty Exam (practice unavailable)
All of the following:
- Property Insurance Only (practice unavailable)
- Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Authority
- Both property and casualty lines; pass either the combined examination or both separate examinations.
- Conversion Fingerprinting
- Fingerprinting is required for conversion to the ordinary producer license rather than temporary issuance.
- Duration
- Six months; take the examination for a regular license within that period. Rule 482-1-147-.08(1)(d) specifies a maximum of six months; Section 27-7-24(b) also provides further time until notification of the examination result.
- Minimum Age
- At least 18 years old.
- Residency
- Alabama resident, otherwise qualified for an ordinary producer license except for passage of the examination.
- Sponsor
- The insurer requests the temporary license and files its appointment; at least one insurer must appoint for each authority, and multiple appointments are limited to affiliated insurers.
- Training
- Actively engaged in the approved study, instruction, and field-training or prelicensing course under the appointing insurer’s supervision.
- Unused Balance
- Only one lifetime temporary license per line, but unused time from a license canceled before expiration may be applied to a later temporary license.
Alabama Insurance Producer Examination — Casualty Insurance Only
- Provider
- The University of Alabama, for the Alabama Department of Insurance
- Format
- Computer-generated multiple-choice examination; four possible answers per question
- Exam questions
- 125
- Time limit
- 150 minutes
- Passing score
- 87 correct answers, as printed in the official examination-specific outline
Examination outline
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Property & Casualty Vocabulary
- Key Terms
- Insurance Company Structures
- Domestic, Foreign, Alien, Admitted, Nonadmitted
- Law of Agency
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Contract Law
- Introduction to the Law of Contracts
- Other Contractual Terms and Concerns
- Underwriting
- Policy & Rate Filings, Premium Calculation, Loss Ratio
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Basics of Liability Insurance
- Key Terms
- Negligence
- "No Fault" Benefits
- Additional Liability Issues
Part II - Personal Lines — Personal Auto Policy
- Coverage Overview
- Definitions
- Policy-wide Exclusions
- Primary-Excess Rule
- Coverage A, Liability
- Coverage B, Medical Payments
- Coverage C, UM & UIM
- Coverage D, Damage to Your Auto
- Part E (Duties) & Part F (General Provisions)
- Auto Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Watercraft and Flood Policies
- Watercraft
- Boatowner's & Yacht Policies
- Flood Insurance
Part III - Commercial Lines — The Commerical Package Policy
- Commercial Package Policy Structure
- Common Elements (Declarations & Conditions)
Part III - Commercial Lines — Commercial General Liability
- Commercial Liability (in General)
- Section I, Coverages A, B & C
- Sections II (Who), III (Limits), IV (Conditions)
- Occurrence vs. Claims-Made Policies
- Other Commercial Liability Policies
- Surety Bonds
Part III - Commercial Lines — Crime and Fidelity Bonds
- Key Terms
- Fidelity Bonds
- Commerical Crime, Government Crime
- Selected Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Equipment Breakdown Coverage
- Basics of Equipment Breakdown
- Coverages Available
- Conditions
- Exclusions, Limitations, Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Other Commerical Policies
- Commerical Auto, general
- Business Auto Coverage Form
- Truckers & Motor Carriers Coverage Forms
- Selected Auto Endorsements
- Marine Policies (in General)
- Inland Marine Policies
- Ocean Marine Policies
- Farm (Ranch) Coverage
Part III - Commercial Lines — Businessowners Policy
- BOP, general
- BOP Property Coverages
- Coverage Extensions, Optional Coverages
- BOP Liability Coverage, Selected Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Workers Comp and Employers Liability
- Basics Rules, Exempt Occupations
- What's Covered? What's not Covered?
- Coverage Sources, Levels of Disability
- Policy Framework
Part IV - Alabama Law — All Licensing Candidates
- Overview, Insurance Commissioner
- Obtaining a Producer License
- Maintaining a Producer License
- Continuing Education
- Producer Appointment and Termination
- Prohibited Actions
Part IV - Alabama Law — Property & Casualty Candidates
- General (Binders, Adjusters, Surplus Line)
- Alabama Insurance Guaranty Association
- Workers Compensation
- Strengthen Alabama Homes
Part IV - Alabama Law — Automobile Candidates
- Financial Responsibility, Evidence of Insurance
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- Cancellation
Examination sources
- Page 1, complete chapter matrix, C column
Page 1, complete chapter matrix, C column
- Page 2, complete chapter matrix, C column
Page 2, complete chapter matrix, C column
- Page 2, C column defines the complete casualty-only examination
Page 2, C column defines the complete casualty-only examination
- 482-1-147-.06(1)(b), separate examination outlines
482-1-147-.06(1)(b), separate examination outlines
- About the exam — During the exam
About the exam — During the exam
- 482-1-147-.06(4)(b), scored question values
482-1-147-.06(4)(b), scored question values
- Page 2, examination-column key
Page 2, examination-column key
- Examinations, official vendor registration instructions
Examinations, official vendor registration instructions
- Registration, each candidate registers for one selected producer or adjuster examination
Registration, each candidate registers for one selected producer or adjuster examination
Combined Property & Casualty Exam
- Provider
- The University of Alabama, for the Alabama Department of Insurance
- Format
- Computer-generated multiple-choice examination; four possible answers per question
- Exam questions
- 150
- Time limit
- 180 minutes
- Passing score
- 105 correct answers, as printed in the official examination-specific outline
Examination outline
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Property & Casualty Vocabulary
- Key Terms
- Insurance Company Structures
- Domestic, Foreign, Alien, Admitted, Nonadmitted
- Law of Agency
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Contract Law
- Introduction to the Law of Contracts
- Other Contractual Terms and Concerns
- Underwriting
- Policy & Rate Filings, Premium Calculation, Loss Ratio
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Basics of Property Insurance
- Key Terms
- What's Covered?
- Claims Payment Choices
- Cost Containment Mechanisms
- Common Definitions, Provisions and Conditions
- Duties Following a Loss
- Cause of Loss Forms
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Basics of Liability Insurance
- Key Terms
- Negligence
- "No Fault" Benefits
- Additional Liability Issues
Part II - Personal Lines — Homeowners & Dwelling Policies
- Dwelling Policies
- Homeowner's Policies
- Section I, Coverages A, B, C & D
- Perils Covered, Loss Payment Choice
- DICE: Declarations, Insuring Clause, Conditions, Exclusions
- Additional Coverages, Exclusions & Conditions
- HO forms
- Section II, Liability
- Medical Payments to Others
- Section II additional coverages & exclusions
- Mobilehomes & other Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Personal Auto Policy
- Coverage Overview
- Definitions
- Policy-wide Exclusions
- Primary-Excess Rule
- Coverage A, Liability
- Coverage B, Medical Payments
- Coverage C, UM & UIM
- Coverage D, Damage to Your Auto
- Part E (Duties) & Part F (General Provisions)
- Auto Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Watercraft and Flood Policies
- Watercraft
- Boatowner's & Yacht Policies
- Flood Insurance
Part III - Commercial Lines — The Commerical Package Policy
- Commercial Package Policy Structure
- Common Elements (Declarations & Conditions)
Part III - Commercial Lines — Commerical Property
- Commercial Property (in General)
- Coverage Additions & Extensions
- Limits, Mortgage Holder, Optional Coverages
- Loss of Use, Business Income, Extra Expense
- Other Coverage Forms (Builders Risk, Condos)
- Perils: Basic, Broad, and Special Forms
Part III - Commercial Lines — Commercial General Liability
- Commercial Liability (in General)
- Section I, Coverages A, B & C
- Sections II (Who), III (Limits), IV (Conditions)
- Occurrence vs. Claims-Made Policies
- Other Commercial Liability Policies
- Surety Bonds
Part III - Commercial Lines — Crime and Fidelity Bonds
- Key Terms
- Fidelity Bonds
- Commerical Crime, Government Crime
- Selected Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Equipment Breakdown Coverage
- Basics of Equipment Breakdown
- Coverages Available
- Conditions
- Exclusions, Limitations, Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Other Commerical Policies
- Commerical Auto, general
- Business Auto Coverage Form
- Truckers & Motor Carriers Coverage Forms
- Selected Auto Endorsements
- Marine Policies (in General)
- Inland Marine Policies
- Ocean Marine Policies
- Farm (Ranch) Coverage
Part III - Commercial Lines — Businessowners Policy
- BOP, general
- BOP Property Coverages
- Coverage Extensions, Optional Coverages
- BOP Liability Coverage, Selected Endorsements
Part III - Commercial Lines — Workers Comp and Employers Liability
- Basics Rules, Exempt Occupations
- What's Covered? What's not Covered?
- Coverage Sources, Levels of Disability
- Policy Framework
Part IV - Alabama Law — All Licensing Candidates
- Overview, Insurance Commissioner
- Obtaining a Producer License
- Maintaining a Producer License
- Continuing Education
- Producer Appointment and Termination
- Prohibited Actions
Part IV - Alabama Law — Property & Casualty Candidates
- General (Binders, Adjusters, Surplus Line)
- Alabama Insurance Guaranty Association
- Workers Compensation
- Strengthen Alabama Homes
Part IV - Alabama Law — Automobile Candidates
- Financial Responsibility, Evidence of Insurance
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- Cancellation
Examination sources
- Page 1, complete chapter matrix, P&C column
Page 1, complete chapter matrix, P&C column
- Page 2, complete chapter matrix, P&C column
Page 2, complete chapter matrix, P&C column
- Page 2, P&C column defines the complete combined examination
Page 2, P&C column defines the complete combined examination
- 482-1-147-.06(1)(b), separate examination outlines
482-1-147-.06(1)(b), separate examination outlines
- About the exam — During the exam
About the exam — During the exam
- 482-1-147-.06(4)(b), scored question values
482-1-147-.06(4)(b), scored question values
- Page 2, examination-column key
Page 2, examination-column key
- Examinations, official vendor registration instructions
Examinations, official vendor registration instructions
- Registration, each candidate registers for one selected producer or adjuster examination
Registration, each candidate registers for one selected producer or adjuster examination
Property Insurance Only
- Provider
- University of Alabama
- Format
- Computer-generated multiple-choice examination; four possible answers per question
- Exam questions
- 100
- Time limit
- 120 minutes
- Passing score
- 70 correct answers
- Exam fee
- $50.00
Examination outline
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Property & Casualty Vocabulary
- Key Terms
- Insurance Company Structures
- Domestic, Foreign, Alien, Admitted, Nonadmitted
- Law of Agency
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Contract Law
- Introduction to the Law of Contracts
- Other Contractual Terms and Concerns
- Underwriting
- Policy & Rate Filings, Premium Calculation, Loss Ratio
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Basics of Property Insurance
- Key Terms
- What's Covered?
- Claims Payment Choices
- Cost Containment Mechanisms
- Common Definitions, Provisions and Conditions
- Duties Following a Loss
- Cause of Loss Forms
Part II - Personal Lines — Homeowners & Dwelling Policies
- Dwelling Policies
- Homeowner's Policies
- Section I, Coverages A, B, C & D
- Perils Covered, Loss Payment Choice
- DICE: Declarations, Insuring Clause, Conditions, Exclusions
- Additional Coverages, Exclusions & Conditions
- HO forms
- Section II, Liability
- Medical Payments to Others
- Section II additional coverages & exclusions
- Mobilehomes & other Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Watercraft and Flood Policies
- Watercraft
- Boatowner's & Yacht Policies
- Flood Insurance
Part III - Commercial Lines — The Commerical Package Policy
- Commercial Package Policy Structure
- Common Elements (Declarations & Conditions)
Part III - Commercial Lines — Commerical Property
- Commercial Property (in General)
- Coverage Additions & Extensions
- Limits, Mortgage Holder, Optional Coverages
- Loss of Use, Business Income, Extra Expense
- Other Coverage Forms (Builders Risk, Condos)
- Perils: Basic, Broad, and Special Forms
Part IV - Alabama Law — All Licensing Candidates
- Overview, Insurance Commissioner
- Obtaining a Producer License
- Maintaining a Producer License
- Continuing Education
- Producer Appointment and Termination
- Prohibited Actions
Part IV - Alabama Law — Property & Casualty Candidates
- General (Binders, Adjusters, Surplus Line)
- Alabama Insurance Guaranty Association
- Workers Compensation
- Strengthen Alabama Homes
Examination sources
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Page 2, P column key
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Page 2, Part IV and examination totals
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 1, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 2, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 3, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 5, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 7, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 8, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 9, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 16, complete published chapter and topics
- Producer examination content outline, Industry Advisory Committee review August 8, 2023; no version start or end stated
Property P column, Chpt 17, complete published chapter and topics
- University of Alabama insurance testing
During the exam, question format and scoring
- University of Alabama insurance testing
How the exam is scored, producer Property row
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.06(4)(b), page 147-5
- Alabama Department of Insurance Examinations, official vendor and separate examination fees
Examinations, official vendor and separate examination fees
- University of Alabama insurance testing
Insurance Testing, producer audience and registration
- Administrative Code chapter 482-1-147, revised January 1, 2024
Rule 482-1-147-.06(8)(d)-(g), page 147-6
Alabama Personal Lines Exam
- Provider
- University of Alabama, for the Alabama Department of Insurance
- Format
- Computer-generated multiple-choice questions with four possible answers
- Exam questions
- 100
- Time limit
- 120 minutes
- Passing score
- 70 correct answers out of 100
- Exam fee
- $50, non-refundable
Examination outline
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Chpt 1 Property & Casualty Vocabulary
- Key Terms
- Insurance Company Structures
- Domestic, Foreign, Alien, Admitted, Nonadmitted
- Law of Agency
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Chpt 2 Contract Law
- Introduction to the Law of Contracts
- Other Contractual Terms and Concerns
- Underwriting
- Policy & Rate Filings, Premium Calculation, Loss Ratio
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Chpt 3 Basics of Property Insurance
- Key Terms
- What's Covered?
- Claims Payment Choices
- Cost Containment Mechanisms
- Common Definitions, Provisions and Conditions
- Duties Following a Loss
- Cause of Loss Forms
Part I - Property & Casualty Fundamentals — Chpt 4 Basics of Liability Insurance
- Key Terms
- Negligence
- "No Fault" Benefits
- Additional Liability Issues
Part II - Personal Lines — Chpt 5 Homeowners & Dwelling Policies
- Dwelling Policies
- Homeowner's Policies
- Section I, Coverages A, B, C & D
- Perils Covered, Loss Payment Choice
- DICE: Declarations, Insuring Clause, Conditions, Exclusions
- Additional Coverages, Exclusions & Conditions
- HO forms
- Section II, Liability
- Medical Payments to Others
- Section II additional coverages & exclusions
- Mobilehomes & other Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Chpt 6 Personal Auto Policy
- Coverage Overview
- Definitions
- Policy-wide Exclusions
- Primary-Excess Rule
- Coverage A, Liability
- Coverage B, Medical Payments
- Coverage C, UM & UIM
- Coverage D, Damage to Your Auto
- Part E (Duties) & Part F (General Provisions)
- Auto Endorsements
Part II - Personal Lines — Chpt 7 Watercraft and Flood Policies
- Watercraft
- Boatowner's & Yacht Policies
- Flood Insurance
Part IV - Alabama Law — Chpt 16 All Licensing Candidates
- Overview, Insurance Commissioner
- Obtaining a Producer License
- Maintaining a Producer License
- Continuing Education
- Producer Appointment and Termination
- Prohibited Actions
Part IV - Alabama Law — Chpt 17 Property & Casualty Candidates
- General (Binders, Adjusters, Surplus Line)
- Alabama Insurance Guaranty Association
- Workers Compensation
- Strengthen Alabama Homes
Part IV - Alabama Law — Chpt 18 Automobile Candidates
- Financial Responsibility, Evidence of Insurance
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- Cancellation
Examination sources
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 1
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 1
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 2
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 2
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 3
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 3
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 4
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 4
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 5
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 5
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 6
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 6
- PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 7
PCOutline p. 1, PL column, chapter 7
- PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 16
PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 16
- PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 17
PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 17
- PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 18
PCOutline p. 2, PL column, chapter 18
- PCOutline p. 2, column identities and review date
PCOutline p. 2, column identities and review date
- 482-1-147-.06(1)(b), p. 3
482-1-147-.06(1)(b), p. 3
- During the exam, scored multiple-choice answers
During the exam, scored multiple-choice answers
- 482-1-147-.06(4), p. 4
482-1-147-.06(4), p. 4
- PCOutline p. 2, PL totals, time and passing threshold
PCOutline p. 2, PL totals, time and passing threshold
- Repeat examination registration
Repeat examination registration
- Registration Fees, Personal Lines separate offering
Registration Fees, Personal Lines separate offering
- University of Alabama exam vendor registration
University of Alabama exam vendor registration