Is TX Reciprocal?

[WolfOfInsurance]

My resident state is TX and need to get 6 other non resident licenses to qualify to work with a specific agency.

Does anyone know which states are reciprocal with TX (for Life Only)?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Tahoe Ray]

My resident state is TX and need to get 6 other non resident licenses to qualify to work with a specific agency.

Does anyone know which states are reciprocal with TX (for Life Only)?

Thanks in advance.

Reciprocal how? As in taking more life insurance tests? You don't have to do that with any state.

Licensing (non-res) in some states can be a pain. CA and FL require fingerprints for non-res. Some other states like NY have additional training (reg 187) that you need to complete. For the most part, the other states just want your money.

 

[WolfOfInsurance]

Reciprocal how? As in taking more life insurance tests? You don't have to do that with any state.

Licensing (non-res) in some states can be a pain. CA and FL require fingerprints for non-res. Some other states like NY have additional training (reg 187) that you need to complete. For the most part, the other states just want your money.

Well that’s a relief..

Yeah, I was a little worried about passing 6 more tests lol because I only studied for a few days and thankfully passed my TX exam

 

[WinoBlues]

My resident state is TX and need to get 6 other non resident licenses to qualify to work with a specific agency.

Does anyone know which states are reciprocal with TX (for Life Only)?

Thanks in advance.

If you are picking up states just to qualify you may want to check prices. There can be a pretty wide swing.

 

[NewbieNewbie]

I always recommend new agents on a shot budget to get Hawaii, and Puerto Rico first for non res. I hate competition.

 

[Tahoe Ray]

I always recommend new agents on a shot budget to get Hawaii, and Puerto Rico first for non res. I hate competition.

Also a good way to bankrupt them out of the gate. I like that strategy.

 

[WolfOfInsurance]

Reciprocal how? As in taking more life insurance tests? You don't have to do that with any state.

Licensing (non-res) in some states can be a pain. CA and FL require fingerprints for non-res. Some other states like NY have additional training (reg 187) that you need to complete. For the most part, the other states just want your money.

I assume I wouldn’t need to take another exam for my business as well? As I’m setting up a Corp.

Thanks for all the advice

 

[WolfOfInsurance]

I always recommend new agents on a shot budget to get Hawaii, and Puerto Rico first for non res. I hate competition.

lol competition is your friend. It means the market is thriving

 

[Tahoe Ray]

I assume I wouldn’t need to take another exam for my business as well? As I’m setting up a Corp.

Thanks for all the advice

You're done with the life exam. The entity can't take an exam. That's why they require a designated sub-producer who is licensed to get an entity/corp license in the first place.