Sells cover against legal liability in Oklahoma, including liability for death, injury or disability and for damage to real or personal property. No pre-licensing course is required.

Property and casualty coverage sold to businesses for primarily commercial purposes. Oklahoma is one of the few states that names commercial lines as a line of authority of its own, and its examination vendor prints no paper of that name: the Property and Casualty paper is what a candidate sits.

Sells crop insurance in Oklahoma, whether it is written by the private market or subsidized by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. It is a limited line, so no paper and no classroom stand between an applicant and the license.

Property and casualty insurance sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes in Oklahoma.

Sells cover for direct or consequential loss or damage to property of every kind in Oklahoma. No pre-licensing course is required.

Sells bonds that answer for somebody else's debt or default. The line stops short of the courthouse: the statute that creates it says in as many words that it does not reach bail, which Oklahoma licenses under a different title entirely.