To get licensed to sell long-term care insurance in New Jersey, you must first complete a state-approved pre-licensing education course, typically consisting of 20 hours focused on life and health insurance. After completing the course, you need to pass the New Jersey Life and Health Insurance Examination. Once you pass the exam, you can apply for your license through the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance, submitting the required application and fee. Additionally, it's important to complete any continuing education requirements to maintain your license.
If you are going to sell insurance, contact your State Insurance Commission. Most States require that you be a licensed Insurance Agent.
It enables you to sell the insurance that you are licensed for.
Some companies that sell long term care insurance include Genworth, Mutual of Omaha, John Hancock, and Transamerica. It is important to research different insurance providers to find the best coverage and rates for your specific needs.
Yes
You have to be a licensed agent in the state you want to sell insurance. Also, you need to be appointed by the carrier/ insurance company you want to sell for.
You can take an exam to sell insurance for various companies. Being a licensed acupuncturist has nothing to do with being an insurance salesperson.
Yes, you must have your P&C insurance license to sell pet insurance
To do it legally? Then yes. Illegally then... NO!
life, health and accident insurance license in your state.
You need to be licensed to sell property and casualty insurance and then get appointed by a pet insurance company to sell their policies for a commission
AFLAC is licensed to sell in every state.
If the foreign national is properly licensed for a given U.S. state then he can sell renters insurance in that state. Each U.S. state has it's own licensing requirements. There is not one license for the whole country, you have to be licensed for each of the 50 states in which you want to sell insurance.