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PSI licensure:certification 3210 E Tropicana Las Vegas, NV 89121 E-mail: [email protected] https://home.psiexams.com/#/home STATE OF OREGON DIVISION OF FINANCIAL REGULATION CANDIDATE INFORMATION BULLETIN Examinations by PSI licensure: certification ................... 2 Reporting to the Examination Site ............................ 11 Examination and Licensure Requirements ..................... 2 Required Identification .............................. 11 Examination Payment and Scheduling Procedures ............ 4 Security Procedures .................................. 11 On-line Testing at a PSI test site ..................... 4 Taking the Examination by Computer ........................ 12 Testing remotely ........................................ 8 Identification Screen ................................. 12 Telephone Scheduling .................................. 9 Tutorial ................................................. 12 Rescheduling/Canceling an Examination ............ 9 Exam Question Screen ............................... 12 Retaking a Failed Examination ........................ 9 Remote Online Proctored Exam .................... 12 Missed Appointment or Late Cancellation ........... 9 Examination Review .................................. 13 Exam Accommodations ................................. 9 Score Reporting .................................................. 13 Emergency Examination Center Closing ............. 9 Tips for Preparing for your License Examination ........... 14 Social Security Confidentiality ...................... 10 Examination Content Outlines ................................. 14 Examination Site Locations ..................................... 10 Registration Form ................................. End of Bulletin Exam Accommodations Request Form ......... End of Bulletin Please refer to our website to check for the most updated information at https://home.psiexams.com/#/home Copyright © 2021 by PSI licensure:certification Updated 9/1/2021 If you have an existing, valid Oregon Insurance License and EXAMINATIONS BY PSI are testing for another Class of Insurance, you do NOT need to be fingerprinted. Prints expire six months from the date This Candidate Information Bulletin provides you with you are printed. information about the examination and application process for insurance licensing in the State of Oregon. Candidates do not need to be fingerprinted: • If you have an existing, valid Oregon Insurance License The Division of Financial Regulation has contracted with PSI and are testing for another Class of Insurance. to conduct the examination program. PSI provides examinations through a network of computer examination PRELICENSING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS centers in Oregon. PSI works closely with the State to be certain that examinations meet local as well as national requirements in basic principles and examination Prelicensing education training must be completed before development standards. taking the required examination. Resident producer license candidates must obtain training specific to the class for which they wish to be licensed (see chart below). The Division of Financial Regulation will begin using State Based Systems (SBS) effective May 7, 2012. With the SBS License Type Minimum Hours Required implementation we will take the opportunity to implement Life 20 hours several NAIC uniformity initiatives as well as the opportunity to streamline many of our processes. SBS also provides a wide Property 20 hours array of online tools that allow you to submit, view and print Casualty 20 hours license information on a 24/7 basis. For more information on Personal Lines 20 hours changes affecting individual and business entity licensing, see Health 20 hours http://www.statebasedsystems.com/ORAnnouncement.pdf. Prelicensing education providers. A list of approved prelicensing training schools is available on the Division’s Web EXAMINATION AND LICENSURE site at www.dfr.oregon.gov. REQUIREMENTS Certificate of Completion. Once you complete a prelicensing course, the course provider will issue you a Certificate of All candidates must complete the required hours of Completion. The certificate is valid for one year. You must prelicensure education. You are required to have, in your bring the certificate with you to the test center on the day of possession, a valid school Certificate of Completion before the examination. contacting PSI to register and schedule for an examination. This certificate must have a valid school code. THIS Waivers and exemptions. Pre-licensing education is not CERTIFICATE EXPIRES ONE YEAR TO THE DAY FROM THE required for: DATE IT IS ISSUED. CANDIDATES MUST PASS THE EXAMINATION AND APPLY FOR LICENSURE BEFORE THAT ▪ Adjusters and consultants. EXPIRATION DATE. ▪ Surplus Lines examination. ▪ Life, Health, or Life and Health Producer license General Lines Insurance Adjuster, Health Insurance, applicants holding the Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) Adjuster, and Surplus Lines Insurance Producer are the designation. Verification of designation must be ONLY examinations that does not require verification. submitted to the Division with your license application. ▪ Property and Casualty Producer license applicants Upon passing the examination, the candidate must complete holding the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter electronic fingerprints, and submit a complete electronic (CPCU) designation. Verification of designation must be application at https://nipr.com/. Upon approval of your submitted to the Division with your license application. licensure, your status will be shown, and you can print a copy of your license online, such as through License Manager You may contact the Division with questions about waivers. If available at https://nipr.com/. a waiver is issued, you must bring the original waiver letter with you to the test center on the day of the examination. ALL applicants must provide a set of fingerprints to the Division of Financial Regulation for the purpose of conducting Relocating to Oregon. If you were previously licensed in a state and national fingerprint-based criminal history record. another state, you need not complete any education or examination requirements if you are applying for the same You can be electronically fingerprinted at one of PSI Oregon lines authority and your application is received no more than sites, during regular testing hours, on the day of your 90 days after the cancellation of your license in the other examination. The prints will be forwarded electronically to state and the establishment of your Oregon residency. the appropriate review agencies. You will pay the fingerprinting fee at the test site on the day of testing. Contact the Division of Financial Regulation at (503) 947- 7981 or [email protected] for a transfer The $61.25 fee is payable by money order, cashier’s check, application. company check, VISA or MasterCard. This payment includes the State processing fee of $46.25, and the PSI processing fee of $15.00. Please note: this process may take up to 4 weeks. Ink cards will not be accepted by the Division. 1 PRODUCER LICENSE CONSULTANT LICENSE Generally, to qualify to receive an Oregon resident producer Generally, to qualify for an Oregon resident consultant license, you must: license, you must: ▪ Be at least 18 years old. ▪ Be a resident of, or maintain a place of business in, ▪ Be a resident of, or maintain a place of business in, Oregon. Oregon. ▪ Pass the consultant’s examination required for the ▪ Complete any necessary prelicensing education particular class of insurance. requirements. The examination is waived for Oregon Resident Agents in ▪ Pass the appropriate license exam(s), if required. that class of insurance. ▪ Have five years of experience in the insurance business All applicants for an initial resident license will need to or equivalent educational qualifications. submit the “Criminal Records Request” form, the Individual ▪ Submit a current certification of errors and omissions Insurance License application form, electronic fingerprints, coverage with limits of at least $500,000. and the correct fee to cover license, application, and background check fees. The following table shows the consultant license classes in Oregon and the series number of the required examination. Surplus lines producers must also be licensed for property and Class of Insurance Exam Series casualty and take a surplus lines exam. The following table Life 12-08 shows the producer license classes in Oregon and the series Health 12-09 number of the required exam. Life and Health 12-10 General Lines 12-11 Class of Insurance Exam Series Life 12-01 After you receive your license, you may begin working as a Health 12-02 consultant. If you are employed by or contracted with any Life and Health* 12-03 licensed consulting firm or corporation that employs that Property and Casualty** 12-04 firm, a Notice of Affiliation (Form 440-2139) must be filed Property 12-12 with the Division within 30 days. Casualty 12-13 Personal Lines 12-14 BUSINESS ENTITY LICENSE Surplus Lines 12-05 A Business Entity License is required of any firm or Credit None corporation transacting insurance through an office in Credit Life None Oregon. The business must be properly filed with the Surety None Secretary of State’s Corporation Division before applying for Title None the insurance license. Resident firms and corporations should Trip Travel None obtain the license for their principal Oregon location and *Those wishing to apply for both Life and Health licenses
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