Credit insurance sold alongside an extension of credit in Washington. It is the second of the two limited lines the Office asks an examination for, and no course is required for it.

Cover for communications equipment sold at the point of sale in Washington, licensed as a specialty producer. Washington is the only state here that separates its specialty lines from its limited lines, and this is one of the three. Washington asks no pre-licensing course of it, and no examination either: RCW 48.17.110(2)(a) leaves the examination for these lines to the commissioner's discretion, and the Office's own licensing steps ask one for surety and credit and for nothing else in the group.

The cover offered alongside a rental car in Washington, licensed as a specialty line to a rental car agent. Washington asks no pre-licensing course of it, and no examination either: RCW 48.17.110(2)(a) leaves the examination for these lines to the commissioner's discretion, and the Office's own licensing steps ask one for surety and credit and for nothing else in the group.

Cover for the contents of a rented storage unit in Washington, licensed as a specialty line and issued to a business entity rather than to an individual. Washington asks no pre-licensing course of it, and no examination either: RCW 48.17.110(2)(a) leaves the examination for these lines to the commissioner's discretion, and the Office's own licensing steps ask one for surety and credit and for nothing else in the group.

Travel insurance in Washington, and the Office is emphatic about one thing: the travel line has to be listed on the license by name, and holding life, disability, property or casualty does not cover it. It is the one limited line the Office's own steps do not ask an examination for. Washington asks no pre-licensing course of it, and no examination either: RCW 48.17.110(2)(a) leaves the examination for these lines to the commissioner's discretion, and the Office's own licensing steps ask one for surety and credit and for nothing else in the group.