§ 10-108. Same - Insurance other than life and health insurance and annuities.
(a) Right to examination.- An individual applicant who otherwise qualifies for a license for insurance other than life insurance, health insurance, or annuities is entitled to be examined as provided in this section.
(b) Subjects and method of examination.- To determine the competence of an individual applicant as to the kind or subdivision of insurance for which the applicant wants to become licensed, the applicant shall pass a written examination that relates to that kind or subdivision of insurance.
(c) Regulations.- The Commissioner shall adopt reasonable regulations that specify:
(1) the scope, type, conduct, and grading of the written examinations;
(2) the frequency, times, and locations within the State where the written examinations will be held; and
(3) the educational requirements for an individual applicant to be eligible to take a written examination.
(d) Proof of educational requirements; fee.- Before taking a written examination, an individual applicant shall:
(1) (i) demonstrate to the Commissioner that the applicant has completed the educational requirements set out by the Commissioner; or
(ii) submit to the Commissioner at the time of the examination an affidavit from the employer of the applicant stating facts that show compliance with the applicable requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle, if the applicant qualifies by meeting the experience requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle; and
(2) pay the application fee required under § 2-112(a)(6)(iv) of this article.
(e) Grading of examinations.- All written examinations shall be graded within 30 days following the date of the examination.
(f) Retaking examination.- An individual applicant who fails an examination may not take another examination until at least 14 days after the date of the last examination that the applicant failed.
§ 10-108. Same - Insurance other than life and health insurance and annuities.
(a) Right to examination.- An individual applicant who otherwise qualifies for a license for insurance other than life insurance, health insurance, or annuities is entitled to be examined as provided in this section.
(b) Subjects and method of examination.- To determine the competence of an individual applicant as to the kind or subdivision of insurance for which the applicant wants to become licensed, the applicant shall pass a written examination that relates to that kind or subdivision of insurance.
(c) Regulations.- The Commissioner shall adopt reasonable regulations that specify:
(1) the scope, type, conduct, and grading of the written examinations;
(2) the frequency, times, and locations within the State where the written examinations will be held; and
(3) the educational requirements for an individual applicant to be eligible to take a written examination.
(d) Proof of educational requirements; fee.- Before taking a written examination, an individual applicant shall:
(1) (i) demonstrate to the Commissioner that the applicant has completed the educational requirements set out by the Commissioner; or
(ii) submit to the Commissioner at the time of the examination an affidavit from the employer of the applicant stating facts that show compliance with the applicable requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle, if the applicant qualifies by meeting the experience requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle; and
(2) pay the application fee required under § 2-112(a)(6)(iv) of this article.
(e) Grading of examinations.- All written examinations shall be graded within 30 days following the date of the examination.
(f) Retaking examination.- An individual applicant who fails an examination may not take another examination until at least 14 days after the date of the last examination that the applicant failed.
§ 10-108. Same - Insurance other than life and health insurance and annuities.
(a) Right to examination.- An individual applicant who otherwise qualifies for a license for insurance other than life insurance, health insurance, or annuities is entitled to be examined as provided in this section.
(b) Subjects and method of examination.- To determine the competence of an individual applicant as to the kind or subdivision of insurance for which the applicant wants to become licensed, the applicant shall pass a written examination that relates to that kind or subdivision of insurance.
(c) Regulations.- The Commissioner shall adopt reasonable regulations that specify:
(1) the scope, type, conduct, and grading of the written examinations;
(2) the frequency, times, and locations within the State where the written examinations will be held; and
(3) the educational requirements for an individual applicant to be eligible to take a written examination.
(d) Proof of educational requirements; fee.- Before taking a written examination, an individual applicant shall:
(1) (i) demonstrate to the Commissioner that the applicant has completed the educational requirements set out by the Commissioner; or
(ii) submit to the Commissioner at the time of the examination an affidavit from the employer of the applicant stating facts that show compliance with the applicable requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle, if the applicant qualifies by meeting the experience requirements of § 10-104(e)(2) or (3) of this subtitle; and
(2) pay the application fee required under § 2-112(a)(6)(iv) of this article.
(e) Grading of examinations.- All written examinations shall be graded within 30 days following the date of the examination.
(f) Retaking examination.- An individual applicant who fails an examination may not take another examination until at least 14 days after the date of the last examination that the applicant failed.
