State of Michigan Insurance Licensing and Examination Candidate Handbook

Issued and entered December 18, 1990 by Dhiraj N. Shah, Acting Commissioner of Insurance

Bulletin 90-8 is a 50-page Insurance Licensing and Examination Candidate Handbook detailing insurance licensing and examination requirements. Due to the length of the handbook it is not reproduced in full in the Michigan Bulletins. However, questions regarding this
handbook can be answered by writing or telephoning:

Michigan Insurance Bureau
P.O. Box 30220
Lansing, MI 48909

Attention: Edward Quenby, Licensing Section (517) 373-0234

In addition, the following memorandum was issued in regard to the State of Michigan Insurance Licensing and Examination Handbook.

MEMORANDUM

TO: All Insurer Appointing Authorities, Insurance Prelicensing Education Schools, and Other Interested Persons

FROM: Dhiraj N. Shah Acting Commissioner of Insurance

SUBJECT: Insurance Bureau Bulletin 90-8 -- State of Michigan Insurance Licensing and Examination Candidate Handbook

December 7, 1990

Enclosed you will find a copy of the State of Michigan Insurance Licensing and Examination Candidate Handbook. This document is released as Insurance Bureau Bulletin 90-8 -- effective immediately. In the Candidate Handbook are set forth a summary of all licensing requirements for the various individual licensing categories issued by the State of Michigan Insurance Bureau. Candidates and appointing authorities should review this book carefully to ascertain the current procedures and requirements for licensure in the State of Michigan. To the extent that procedures set forth in Bulletin 90-8 differ from procedures set forth in any previous edition of the Candidate Handbook, or any other bulletin or publication of this Bureau, Bulletin 90-8 supersedes those earlier publications and pronouncements.

Please note that certification by appointing authorities and sponsors of applicants for licensure in the State of Michigan will indicate that the sponsor or appointing authority has read Insurance Bureau Bulletin 90-8, has investigated the qualifications of the candidate, and certifies that the sponsored candidate meets all indicated requirements, restrictions, or prerequisites. Our goal is to provide prompt, fair and meaningful licensing services to the Michigan insurance industry. Reviewing this publication carefully before contacting the Insurance Bureau or its testing contractor (Assessment Systems, Inc.) should answer most questions about any aspect of the licensing or testing process. Your continued cooperation is appreciated.

Any questions regarding this bulletin should be sent to the following address:

Michigan Insurance Bureau
P.O. Box 30220
Lansing, MI 48909

Attention: Edward Quenby, Licensing Section