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Consultants

Answers to Commonly Asked Questions

Application Information

Application (PDF)��ǰ��Application (DOCX)
Consultant Bond Form (PDF)��ǰ��Consultant Bond Form (DOC)

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License Renewal

Resident Renewals must be processed manually. Please wait to receive your renewal invoice in the mail and follow the instructions on the invoice. Invoices are mailed 6-8 weeks prior to the renewal due date. fb88 individual resident consultant licenses are renewed automatically by our office the first business day following the Continuing Education (CE) due date, as long as all CE Requirements have been met and the renewal payment has been submitted. The Resident Consultant renewal fee is $50; Non-Resident Consultant renewals can be done via or by paper invoice and the fee is $100.

Continuing Education

Exams

Fees

Forms to Update Information

Statutory & Compliance Requirements

- Consultant Definition
- A licensee may not act in any further capacity for which a license is required without having first entered into a written contract with a client. The contract must include, without limitation, the amount and basis of any consulting fee and the duration of employment and must be in a form approved by the superintendent.
Life and Health Agreement Form (PDF)��ǰ��Life and Health Agreement Form (DOC)
Property and Casualty Agreement Form (PDF)��ǰ��Property and Casualty Agreement Form (DOC)

The documents on this page are also available in hard copy by contacting the Bureau.