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Life and Health Insurance Producer Exam

Licensing (VA): practice questions

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Question 1 · Virginia

If the Commission revokes a Virginia agent's license after a hearing, when may the person apply again?

  1. After five years, or another period set in the Commission's order
  2. Never; a revocation is permanent under Virginia law
  3. After 90 days, upon passing the licensing exam again
  4. After one year, provided all past-due CE hours have been completed and reported
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A. After five years, or another period set in the Commission's order — Va. Code 38.2-1832(A).

Question 2 · Virginia

What is the minimum age to receive a Virginia insurance agent license?

  1. At least 18 years old
  2. At least 16 with parental consent
  3. At least 21 years old with a diploma
  4. No minimum age if an insurer sponsors the applicant
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A. At least 18 years old — Va. Code 38.2-1820(A).

Question 3 · Virginia

By applying for a Virginia agent license, whom is the applicant deemed to appoint as agent for service of process?

  1. The clerk of the Commission
  2. The circuit court clerk where the applicant lives
  3. The applicant's employing agency
  4. The Secretary of the Commonwealth
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A. The clerk of the Commission — Va. Code 38.2-1819(D).

Question 4 · Virginia

A resident applicant has failed the Virginia licensing exam three times. What happens next?

  1. The applicant must wait 30 calendar days to retest
  2. The applicant must repeat prelicensing study
  3. The applicant is barred from testing for one year
  4. The applicant may retest only after a hearing
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A. The applicant must wait 30 calendar days to retest — Va. Code 38.2-1817(B).

Question 5 · Virginia

What must a resident individual do when applying for a new Virginia agent license?

  1. Provide proof of errors and omissions coverage
  2. Submit three written character references from licensed Virginia agents
  3. Be fingerprinted for a state and national criminal records check
  4. Post a surety bond with the Commission covering premium funds
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C. Be fingerprinted for a state and national criminal records check — Va. Code 38.2-1819(B); the applicant pays the cost of fingerprinting and the record check.

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