The Delaware Limited Lines Travel Insurance Producer license
Limited Lines Travel Insurance Producer
The business entity that registers travel retailers and lets them offer travel insurance under its direction, which is a different thing from the Travel line of authority an individual producer holds. Delaware exempts it from the examination and the continuing education Chapter 17 asks of everybody else, and charges $1,025 to issue it.
Course
None
This license has no pre-licensing course route.
Ways in
1
There is no state exam for this license.
Exam
n/a
Not required on any of the routes below.
Every way to qualify
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Route 1 Already hold one of the four licenses the definition names, then apply
No state exam for this license
The license the applicant already holds
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a licensed insurance producer license, including a limited lines producer license
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a licensed managing general agent license
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a third-party administrator certificate of authority
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registration as a travel administrator as 18 Del. C. 5603 defines one
and the employee who answers for it
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One employee who is a licensed individual producer designated as the designated responsible producer, answerable for the entity's compliance with Delaware's travel insurance law and for its registrants
18 Del. C. 1771(1) makes the qualification a license the applicant already holds: a limited lines travel insurance producer is a licensed managing general agent, a third-party administrator, a licensed insurance producer including a limited lines producer, or a travel administrator as section 5603 defines one. 1772(1) then lets the Commissioner issue the limited license on an application in the form the Commissioner prescribes. 1772(2)g is the sentence that matters most to an applicant: limited lines travel insurance producers are exempt from the examination and continuing education requirements of Chapter 17. There is no course anywhere in the chapter, and the one training duty in it runs the other way, to the retailer's staff rather than to the applicant: 1772(2)f obliges the producer to put every employee and authorized representative of a travel retailer whose duties include offering travel insurance through a program of instruction covering the types of insurance offered, ethical sales practices and the required disclosures, which the Commissioner may review. Three more conditions sit alongside: a register of every travel retailer it acts for, established at licensure and updated annually under 1772(2)b, with a certification that each one complies with 18 U.S.C. 1033; a designated responsible producer under 1772(2)c; and fingerprinting under 1772(2)d for that person, the president, the secretary, the treasurer and anybody else directing the entity's insurance operations, to the standard of the applicant's resident state. 1772(3) is the consequence of missing any of them, which is that the sale falls back under Chapter 17 in the ordinary way.
Read at delcode.delaware.gov on 2026-09-05
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The Delaware Department of Insurance requires no pre-licensing course for this license, so there is nothing here to price.