The North Dakota Casualty license

N.D.C.C. 26.1-26-13.2(1) asks a resident individual applying for a producer or consultant license to pass a written examination unless excepted under 26.1-26-25, and 26.1-26-13.3(1) is the closed list of what the commissioner must find before approving the application: at least 18 years old, no act that is a ground for denial under 26.1-26-42, the fees at 26.1-01-07 paid, and the examinations passed for the lines applied for. A criminal history record check comes with it, and 26.1-26-15 adds that the applicant must be deemed competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good personal and business reputation. No course is in any of it, and the reason is a repeal with a citation: 26.1-26-15.1 was headed Prelicensure education and now reads, in its entirety, "Repealed by S.L. 2001, ch. 262, section 136".

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N.D.C.C. 26.1-26-25(1). Somebody previously licensed for the same lines of authority in another state may not be required to complete any prelicensing education or examination. The exception holds while that other license is current, or if the application arrives within 90 days of its cancellation and either the prior state certifies good standing at that point or the NAIC producer database shows it for the line being asked for.

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N.D.C.C. 26.1-26-25(2). Somebody licensed as a producer in another state who moves to North Dakota has 90 days from establishing legal residence to apply as a resident licensee, written as a duty. Neither prelicensing education nor an examination may be required for a line of authority previously held in the prior state unless the commissioner determines otherwise by rule.

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