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Life and Health Insurance Producer Exam

Licensing (KS): practice questions

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Question 1 · Kansas

A nonresident who is licensed and in good standing in their home state applies to Kansas. Which further condition applies to getting a Kansas nonresident license?

  1. They must keep an office in Kansas staffed by a resident agent
  2. They must pass the Kansas state-law portion of the examination
  3. They must show at least two years of licensed experience selling insurance in their home state
  4. Their home state must grant nonresident licenses to Kansans on the same basis
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D. Their home state must grant nonresident licenses to Kansans on the same basis — K.S.A. 40-4906(a)(4).

Question 2 · Kansas

Before approving a resident insurance agent application, the commissioner must find that the applicant is at least what age?

  1. 16 with written parental consent
  2. 18 years old
  3. 19, or 17 if sponsored by an insurer
  4. 21 years old
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B. 18 years old — K.S.A. 40-4905(b)(1).

Question 3 · Kansas

An agent licensed as a nonresident in Kansas moves to Kansas. Within what time must the agent apply for a resident license?

  1. Within 12 months, after passing a new Kansas examination for each line
  2. By the next biennial due date
  3. Within 30 days after the moving date
  4. Within 90 days after establishing legal residence in Kansas
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D. Within 90 days after establishing legal residence in Kansas — K.S.A. 40-4908(b).

Question 4 · Kansas

Under Kansas insurance department regulations, what score must an applicant reach to pass a licensing examination?

  1. At least 70 percent
  2. At least 65 percent on each section
  3. A score set by the testing vendor each year
  4. At least 80 percent overall
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A. At least 70 percent — K.A.R. 40-7-13(c).

Question 5 · Kansas

An agent's license is revoked by the commissioner. How long must the agent wait before applying for a license again?

  1. There is no waiting period once any fine is paid
  2. Two years from the date of the order
  3. One year from the date of the order
  4. Five years, and only with the commissioner's consent
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B. Two years from the date of the order — K.S.A. 40-4909(j)(2).

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