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The 4-40 license is a Customer Service Representative license that allows someone to work in an insurance office or call center under the direction and guidance of an insurance agent (2-20 licensee).
The 4-40 representative can talk to clients, explain coverage, bind policies and do most of the job duties that an full-fledged insurance agent can do. Typically, the 4-40 representative will earn $10-$15 an hour and because insurance agencies will hire new agents without experience, there is generally a good job market for 4-40 representatives.
The license is available through the University of Central Florida without taking the state exam. The RCSR Designation (Registered Customer Service Representative Designation) is a distance learning course that earns the student an exemption from the license test.
More information can be found at: www.ce.ucf.edu/insurance
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What is the difference in an insurance 220 license and an insurance 440 license?
The 44 instead of the 22
Sample of a 440 license test?
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.
What is a 440?
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.
How can a 620 license convert to an agent 220 or 440 license?
To convert a 620 license to an agent 220 or 440 license, the license holder typically needs to complete specific coursework and pass the required licensing exams for the 220 or 440 designation, which pertain to property and casualty insurance or life and health insurance, respectively. Additionally, applicants may need to submit an application to the state insurance department and fulfill any continuing education requirements. It's important to check with the relevant state regulatory agency for specific procedures and requirements, as they can vary by state.
How do you get a 440 license in north Florida?
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.
How much will the 440 license cost?
how much will the medical assisant license?
How do you get a 440 and 220 license?
Check with your state's insurance board to find out what they require before you sit for the exam. They may also list accredited schools to attend.
Do you have insurance listed on your driver's license?
No, insurance is not listed on a driver's license.
Do you have to get auto insurance when you get your license?
No. You need not get insurance when you get a drivers license, but you must get insurance when you buy your own vehicle
How long do points stay on your license for no insurance?
when do points come of license for insurance
Can you get ticket with insurance but expired license?
You have insurance and drivers license is expired can you be ticketed
Can you sell auto insurance with suspended license?
With a suspended insurance license, I would not because you will be breaking a law. With a suspended drivers license you can sell insurance.
