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Life and Health Insurance Producer Exam

Licensing (GA): practice questions

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Question 1 · Georgia

What is the passing grade on Georgia insurance licensing examinations?

  1. 80 percent, or 65 percent for limited lines
  2. Set separately by the testing vendor for each exam form
  3. 70 percent
  4. 75 percent
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C. 70 percent — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 120-2-3-.09(2).

Question 2 · Georgia

Under Georgia's licensing rule, how many hours of instruction must an approved prelicensing course contain for each major line of authority, such as Life?

  1. At least 40 hours per major line
  2. No set hours; only a passing score is required
  3. At least 20 hours for life and health combined
  4. At least 8 hours per major line
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D. At least 8 hours per major line — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 120-2-3-.07(3).

Question 3 · Georgia

Within what period must a Georgia licensee report a change in office or residence address to the Commissioner?

  1. Within 5 business days of the change
  2. At the next biennial license renewal
  3. Within 30 days of the change
  4. Within 60 days, but only for the office address
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C. Within 30 days of the change — O.C.G.A. 33-23-33(b).

Question 4 · Georgia

Which condition must be met for Georgia to issue a nonresident agent license?

  1. The applicant keeps an office in Georgia staffed during business hours
  2. The applicant passes Georgia's state-law portion of the exam
  3. The applicant posts a $25,000 surety bond with the Commissioner before doing business
  4. The home state grants nonresident licenses to Georgians on the same basis
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D. The home state grants nonresident licenses to Georgians on the same basis — O.C.G.A. 33-23-16(a)(4).

Question 5 · Georgia

What happens to a Georgia agent's license when the agent no longer has a certificate of authority from at least one insurer?

  1. It stays active for 12 months so the agent can find a new insurer
  2. It goes inactive; the agent may not sell but must still meet CE
  3. It is revoked and the agent must retest to sell again
  4. It goes inactive, and CE is waived until the agent is reappointed
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B. It goes inactive; the agent may not sell but must still meet CE — O.C.G.A. 33-23-19(a)-(c).

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