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Which of these 5?
They are not variations of one license. Which you want changes what you have to study and what you may sell.
- Casualty No course from $79.95
Sells cover against legal liability in the District of Columbia, including liability for death, injury or disability and for damage to real or personal property. Like Property, it is one of the two lines the bail bonds and surplus lines licenses stand on.
- Crop No course No course sold
Crop insurance in the District of Columbia. The District asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of a limited lines applicant: 31-1131.05(a)(1) excuses the whole group. The one instruction requirement attached to these lines is 31-1131.05a(b), and it falls on the insurer, which has to give an approved program of instruction to the individual before the individual applies. A licensee holding or applying for property, casualty or personal lines does not apply for this at all: the Department treats the limited lines as inclusive with a major authority.
- Personal Lines No course No course sold
Property and casualty insurance sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes in the District of Columbia. It is one line rather than two and no pre-licensing course is required.
- Property No course from $79.95
Sells cover for direct or consequential loss or damage to property of every kind in the District of Columbia. It is also one of the two lines the District stacks its bail bonds and surplus lines licenses on, so it is worth holding first or at the same time.
- Surety No course No course sold
Surety in the District of Columbia, filed among the limited lines here rather than given a line of its own the way Delaware and Idaho do. The District asks neither a pre-licensing course nor an examination of a limited lines applicant: 31-1131.05(a)(1) excuses the whole group. The one instruction requirement attached to these lines is 31-1131.05a(b), and it falls on the insurer, which has to give an approved program of instruction to the individual before the individual applies. A licensee holding or applying for property, casualty or personal lines does not apply for this at all: the Department treats the limited lines as inclusive with a major authority.