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Individual Exam Information

fb88 insurance examinations are administered by Pearson VUE (formerly known as Promissor). Please visit Pearson VUE's website at for information on scheduling an examination.

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The fb88 Bureau of Insurance has directed its licensing examination vendor, Pearson VUE, to cease administering online-proctored insurance licensing examinations for fb88.

The option of an online insurance examination for certain authorities was initially permitted in response to the COVID public health emergency, which has ended. After a review of security risks with online-proctored licensing examinations in uncontrolled environments, we have made the decision to stop offering licensing examinations via this method. Over the past year, many other state insurance regulators have ended the online testing option due to similar concerns.

Effective today, no new registrations will be accepted for online insurance examinations. In addition:

Candidates who have already registered for an online examination will be permitted to take the examination if the examination is scheduled to be administered on or prior to May 16, 2025.

Any other insurance examination which has been scheduled to be taken online must instead be rescheduled and taken in person at one of the authorized Pearson VUE testing centers. There will be no additional charge for the rescheduled examination.

Any applicant who may need an accommodation for an examination should review the procedures found on the .

Pearson VUE contact information can be found at

Anyone with questions should contact Tracy Cunningham, Licensing Division Supervisor, at (207) 624-8436. tracy.a.cunningham@maine.gov.