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2-20 Resident General Lines (Property, Casualty, Surety, Marine, Health and Miscellaneous Lines) Common Use(s) of License: To insure automobiles, water craft, homes, motorcycles, and pets.
An active general lines, life, accident, health and HMO license in good standing in your resident / home state is required to apply for a Texas non-resident license. For an agent license: Apply online by using Sircon or the National Insurance Producer Registry .
Designed to prepare you to become a licensed insurance property and casualty agent without the loss of production income and time. This Florida General Lines prelicensing course covers the areas of Property, Casualty, Liability, Surety, Auto, Homeowners, Marine, Health, Worker's Comp, Crime, Florida Rules and Regulations, and more.
The Florida 2-20 Property and Casualty Agent License allows an individual to: Open their own Independent Insurance Agency. Appoint a 4-40 Customer Service Representative. Sell Property and Casualty insurance, as well as Health insurance.
Description: This Florida-approved 2-20 General Lines pre-licensing course is offered entirely online including the course final exam. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to sit for the state examination (state exam must be taken at a PearsonVue site).
This course covers concepts, statutes, and all lines of property and casualty insurance, including personal lines, commercial lines, health and surety bonds. The 2-20 is the most complete license for property and casualty insurance.
The FAIA Academy: 2-20 Edition offers the structure and support to get agents ready to sit for their 2-20 exam in four to six weeks. Over the course of four weeks, our award-winning education team provides provide exclusive live support, study materials, a sample schedule, and a dedicated online study group.
The 2-20 agent license allows you to transact all lines of insurance that fall under property and casualty. This agent license also allows to act as the agent in charge of an insurance agency, or even start your own insurance agency.
A 2-20 license is a requirement to transact insurance both in and out of the office. This license allows you to act as agent in charge as well as supervise licensed 4-40 CSRs. With the 2-20 you are able to transact automobile, water craft, home, motorcycle, and pet insurance.
Contractors must usually provide evidence of liability insurance before a construction contract is granted.