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The Florida 440 License is a customer insurance representative license that allows the licensee to work for an insurance agent in the sales and service of property and casualty insurance policies. Those with a 440 license may not work outside the agency to solicit sales, but they typically handle incoming calls and make calls from the licensed insurance agent's place of business. They answer questions from customers and help establish new insurance policies as well as give advice on existing policies.
The Florida 440 License is a customer insurance representative license that allows the licensee to work for an insurance agent in the sales and service of property and casualty insurance policies. Those with a 440 license may not work outside the agency to solicit sales, but they typically handle incoming calls and make calls from the licensed insurance agent's place of business. They answer questions from customers and help establish new insurance policies as well as give advice on existing policies.
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A 220 Florida insurance license is a general lines agent license. It gives the license holder the legal right to sell property and liability insurance.
You can get a 440 license in North Florida by sitting for the state exam, or, more conveniently, by taking a classroom or online course that allows you to bypass the state exam. Once you read the material and pass the quizzes (re-takes allowed in the online version), you can apply for and receive your 440 Customer Insurance Representative (CIR) license from the state of Florida.
Talk to your agent to be sure
Ask an insurance agent. Most insurance agents are happy to sell insurance and answer questions. Most insurance policies are available with layaways; that is a time when the insurance policy isn't active and you don't pay for coverage. The same agent who insures the home would be a great candidate to help with insurance on the car.
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Law is different from state to state. In Florida you can share commissions with anyone who has an insurance license. Or if you charge a fee for insurance services (fee in lieu of commission), you can share the fee with another licensed person.
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