Guidelines to qualify for a Florida 4-40 license

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Complete Guide to 4-40 License Process
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Guidelines to qualify for a Florida 4-40 license

• The Florida 4-40 license Customer Representative
  License allows an individual to transact
  insurance in an office as a salaried employee of
  a General Lines Agent or agency.
• An individual licensed as a 4-40 Customer
  Representative must work under the supervision of
  a licensed and appointed General Lines Agent must
  work in the office of the appointing agent or
  agency.

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There are several paths to meeting the education
requirements for 4-40 license.

• First, if you have an associates or bachelors
  degree with at least nine credit hours in
  property, casualty and inland marine insurance
  or the equivalent you can submit your
  transcripts to receive an exam waiver.
• Another option to earn the license without an
  exam is to earn your Accredited Advisor in
  Insurance, Accredited Customer Service
  Representative, Associate in General Insurance,
  Certified Insurance Representative, Certified
  Insurance Service Representative, Certified
  Professional Service Representative, Chartered
  Property and Casualty Underwriters, Professional
  Customer Service Representative or Registered
  Customer Service Representative credential from
  an approved program.

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When you go to work for a Florida insurance
agency that handles general lines of insurance

• Home, vehicle and pet insurance assisting
  agents with their sales, you must have an
  insurance license as well.
• The Florida 4-40 license is the resident customer
  representative license, and allows you to make
  quotes, explain policies to clients and provide
  general assistance to sales agents.
• Its designed for salaried employees of insurance
  agencies, not those earning commissions from
  sales.

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Licensing Guideline To qualify for a Florida
4-40 license, you must

• Successfully complete either the Certified
  Professional Service Representative Complete an
  online application for License and submit
  appropriate fees. Be a natural person at least
  18 years of age. Be a resident of the state of
  Florida. Be a United States citizen or legal
  alien who possesses a work authorization from the
  United States Immigration and Naturalization
  Services. Be fingerprinted at one of the
  Departments fingerprint sites. If licensed in
  another state within three years, provide a
  Letter of Clearance. Requirements for
  applicants with prior criminal history

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The application can be completed online at
myfloridacfo.com

• Once you have completed the required education
  and earned your credential, you can apply for a
  4-40 license.
• When you apply, you will have to pay the
  applicable fees, which at the time of publication
  are 50 for the license and 5 for the license
  ID.
• Youll also be charged 60 per appointment.

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WEBSITE

• https//www.440license.com/