Insurance Agent Forum

[grincholis]

I would like to become a licensed agent, and have licensed agency.


After looking over the 2-15 application online, I am concerned I will not get approved.

Background:

• 4 Judgments, all paid (3 credit cards, 1 repossession)
• Divorce
• 1 Arbitration award, not paid, negotiating a settlement
• Denied admittance to practice law because of deliquent debts from the past.
• Denied a probate bond 5 years ago because of credit.
• Have not been deliquent on other/current obligations in over 3.5 years.

Am I wasting my time with the application?

Thanks in advance.

[Paradigm]

You should be fine since ur credit has been ok for several years

[moonlightandmargaritas]

You'll be fine, your credit has nothing to do with it.

The only thing that could jeopardize a Florida insurance license is a felony conviction, and you can even get an exception for that, depending upon the type of crime.

[TXINSURANCE]

You sound like the average agent... LOL

You should be fine, some carriers might give you trouble with advances that is about all.

[Peelerinsurance.com]

hey tex... why the hot half necked blond chick on your website??

[TXINSURANCE]

Sorry Peeler I'll post a big fatty for you

[somarco]

why the hot half necked blond chick on your website

Dang.

Made me look.

[SportsNut]

Originally Posted by Peelerinsurance.com

hey tex... why the hot half necked blond chick on your website??

Half necked... or half naked... (neck-ed). Oh that must be what you mean. I thought maybe you were more accustomed to some giraffe lady at first...

I forgot to inflect the TX pronunciation into the sentence... Now it makes perfectly good sense.

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Originally Posted by SportsNut

Half necked... or half naked... (neck-ed). Oh that must be what you mean.

I thought in Tejas it was spelled...."nekkid".

[joshril]

Originally Posted by moonlightandmargaritas

I thought in Tejas it was spelled...."nekkid".

It don't really matter... we ain't two good at spellin' in Texas... 'member?