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The Colorado Crop Hail license

Crop Hail

Sells crop hail and multiple peril crop insurance in Colorado.

Course

None

This license has no pre-licensing course route.

Ways in

3

2 of them skip the state exam.

Exam

$41

Required on some routes and not others.

Every way to qualify

More than one route leads to this license, and which one you take changes what you study and whether you sit the exam. There is no pre-licensing course among them: this license is qualified for by sitting the examination, a license already held or moving here already licensed.

  1. Route 1 Pass the Crop Hail examination

    State exam required

    Section 10-2-407(1)(h), C.R.S. names the line in three words and says nothing else about it, so everything a reader can act on comes from the examination vendor. Pearson VUE gives it in three-quarters of an hour under a name the statute does not use: the paper is Crop Hail Adjuster, exam code 31, on a line of authority called Crop Hail that licenses somebody to sell rather than to adjust. Its content outline is thirty-five scoreable questions, eleven on general insurance terms, twelve on crop insurance including National Crop Insurance Services provisions and claim settlement, seven on the federal multiple peril program, and five on Colorado law. Colorado requires no prelicensing course for this line. Section 10-2-201(1)(a), C.R.S. reaches only an applicant for "life, sickness and accident, or property and casualty lines", Regulation 1-2-5 section 7 sizes its fifty hours for "one of the five major lines of authority: life, accident & health or sickness, property, casualty, or personal lines", and the candidate handbook prints the same five under the heading "PRE-LICENSE TRAINING IS REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING COLORADO LINES OF AUTHORITY".

    Read at pearsonvue.com on 2026-08-20

  2. Route 2 Have held this line in Colorado or another state

    Exempt from the state exam

    • A license for the Crop Hail line of authority, previously held in Colorado or in another state

    Section 10-2-403(1)(a), C.R.S. exempts an applicant previously licensed for the same lines of authority "in this state or another state" from both prelicensing education and the examination. The currently-licensed, twelve-month and good-standing conditions that follow are introduced with "This exemption is only available to a nonresident applicant if", so they bind a nonresident and the statute puts no clock on a resident. Pearson VUE states the same waiver more narrowly in the candidate handbook, at ninety days rather than twelve months, and asks for a Letter of Clearance from the previous resident state where the National Producer Database cannot verify the license. Cited to the Colorado Revised Statutes 2026, which the Office of Legislative Legal Services publishes as one HTML file per title with no per-section address, so the section is named here rather than linked.

    Read at olls.info on 2026-08-20

  3. Route 3 Move to Colorado holding this line in your old home state

    Exempt from the state exam

    • 90 days of establishing legal residence in Colorado, having held the Crop Hail line as a licensed producer in the previous state

    Section 10-2-403(1)(b.5), C.R.S. Neither prelicensing education nor an examination for a line already held, and the ninety days run from establishing residence rather than from the application. The subsection reserves the commissioner's power to say otherwise by regulation. Cited to the Colorado Revised Statutes 2026, which the Office of Legislative Legal Services publishes as one HTML file per title with no per-section address, so the section is named here rather than linked.

    Read at olls.info on 2026-08-20

No seller lists a Colorado crop product. Colorado requires no course before the Crop Hail paper, so this is a gap in the market rather than in a register.