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AS OF 1/1/2010 ILLINOIS LAW REQUIRES A LICENSING CANDIDATE TO COMPLETE A 20 HOUR PRELICENSING COURSE FOR LIFE, HEALTH, PROPERTY OR CASUALTY, 7.5 HOURS OF WHICH MUST BE FROM CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION.

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Test procedures, fees and even the name of the exam company can change frequently so we recommend you click on the above link for the latest Illinois insurance testing information and requirements.

To obtain a license to enable an individual to market insurance policies in Illinois, the law requires that an applicant for licensing must comply with the following conditions:

1) Be at least 18 years of age   

2) Have a good business character and reputation         

3) Successfully complete a certified pre-licensing course

4) Pass the Illinois insurance exam

5) Pay a licensing fee  

At Dohrn Insurance Training, Inc. we offer certified pre-licensing courses in the following four licensing authorities:

1) Life - certified by the Illinois Department of Insurance for 20 hours of pre-licensing credit.  This license entitles the holder to sell such insurance contracts as all non-variable life insurance, universal life, whole life, term and annuities (non-variable).

2) Accident and Health - certified by the Illinois Department of Insurance for 20 hours of pre-licensing credit.  This license entitles the holder to sell such insurance contracts as medical expense, basic plans, disability income and long term care (in Illinois a 6 hour “Traditional Long Term Care” continuing education course to be allowed to sell long term care policies- see Continuing Education course descriptions for more details).           

3) Property - certified by the Illinois Department of Insurance for 20 hours of pre-licensing credit.  This license entitles the holder to sell such insurance contracts as Homeowners, Dwelling and Property, Flood Insurance and many forms of Business Property.

4) Casualty - certified by the Illinois Department of Insurance for 20 hours of pre-licensing credit.  This license entitles the holder to sell such insurance contracts as General Liability, Personal Liability, Automobile and Worker’s Compensation.  

Our study guides and practice exam questions have helped over 20,000 Illinois residents become insurance producers!  Our materials are concise and follow precisely the Illinois state examination outline.  There simply is no easier,  more convenient or economically way to help you pass your licensing exam than to select the DOHRN method.  

Please note:  Illinois does not allow pre-licensing course credit to be utilized as continuing education credit.