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TEMPORARY RESIDENT CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE
TYPE AND
CLASSES:
- T4-40 Temporary
Resident Customer Representative
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Florida Statutes 626.015 (4) and 626.7355
defines a “TEMPORARY RESIDENT CUSTOMER
REPRESENTATIVE” as an individual appointed by a
general lines agent or agency to assist the
agent in transacting the business of insurance
from the office of the agent on a temporary
basis pending licensure as a permanent Customer
Representative.
Application
Qualifications:
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Complete an online application for License
and submit appropriate fees.
Apply for license
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Be a natural person at least 18 years of
age.
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Be a resident of the state of
Florida.
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Be a United States citizen or legal alien
who possesses a work authorization from the
United States Immigration and Naturalization
Services.
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Be fingerprinted at one of the Department's
fingerprint sites.
(Link directly to locations and additional
information)
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If licensed in another state within three
years, provide a Letter of Clearance.
Special Notes
1.
Must have filed an application for a
customer representative or a limited customer
representative.
2.
Applicant must be employed at the time of
application for license, and at all times
throughout the existence of the temporary
license, by only one general lines agency or
licensed general lines agent.
3.
Applicant must be supervised by one
licensed and appointed general lines agent, who
will be responsible for the applicant’s acts.
4.
Applicant must furnish evidence that he
or she is enrolled in a customer representative
education qualification course approved by this
Department.
5.
Applicant must have the supervising
general lines agent file a certificate of
employment and report as to applicant’s
integrity and moral character.
6.
Applicant shall only conduct only such
classes of business that the supervising general
lines agent is licensed and appointed to
handle. Applicant shall not transact life and
health insurance.
7.
The temporary license shall be in effect
for 90 days (three months).
8.
Only one temporary license can be held in
a lifetime.
9.
Applicants applying from Georgia and
Alabama must furnish a letter of clearance from
their home state if they were licensed in that
state in the last three years.
10.
There must be no more than one (1)
temporary customer representative in a general
lines agency at one time and no more than two in
a calendar year.
11.
Applicant has to be housed in the same
office as the supervising general lines agent.
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