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Alabama Combined Property and Casualty Insurance Producer Examination
The Alabama Department of Insurance's combined Property and Casualty insurance producer licensing examination: a 150-question, 180-minute, multiple-choice examination covering property and casualty fundamentals (30 questions), personal lines (34), commercial lines (66), and Alabama insurance law (20), with a minimum of 105 correct answers to pass. It is administered by ALDOI's exam vendor, The University of Alabama (Continuing Education/Lifelong Learning), at five in-person test sites (Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery) or with an online proctor, and costs USD 75.00. Separate single-line Property (100 questions) and Casualty (125 questions) exams are also offered at USD 50.00 each.
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QuestionsCombined Property & Casualty exam: 150 questions (Part I P&C Fundamentals 30; Part II Personal Lines 34; Part III Commercial Lines 66; Part IV Alabama Law 20). Single-line exams also offered: Property only 100 questions, Casualty only 125 questions, Personal Lines 100 questions
Testing timeCombined Property & Casualty exam: 180 minutes (3 hours); Property only 120 minutes; Casualty only 150 minutes; Personal Lines 120 minutes
ScoringCombined Property & Casualty exam: minimum 105 of 150 correct to pass; Property only 70 of 100; Casualty only 87 of 125. Codified pass rule: each question is valued with the values summing to 100, and a sum of 70 or more constitutes a passing grade
Exam feeUSD 75.00 for the combined Property and Casualty exam; USD 50.00 for each single-line producer exam (Property or Casualty); non-refundable, and a registration and fee are required for each examination
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- Who runs it
- ALDOI
- Category
- Property & Casualty Insurance Licensing
- Current version
- Current specification; no public version label (Property and Casualty examination content outline reviewed by the Industry Advisory Committee 8/8/2023; governing regulation Chapter 482-1-147 amended July 6, 2023, effective January 1, 2024)
- Where it applies
- US-AL, United States
- Exam languages
- English
- Testing provider
- The University of Alabama (Continuing Education / Lifelong Learning) — ALDOI's exam vendor; online proctoring via ProctorU
- Format
- Computer-based, multiple-choice (four options per question, unanswered questions count as incorrect); delivered in person at test sites in Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, and Montgomery, or online with a remote proctor
- Availability
- Scheduled test events by appointment; candidates must register at least seven (7) days in advance, and once scheduled and paid the exam date, time, or site cannot be changed
- Score validity
- An examination results certificate (issued by the examination administrator upon passing) is valid for one year from the date of issuance
- Remote testing
- Available
Exam structure
One multiple-choice examination in four parts: Part I Property & Casualty Fundamentals (30 questions), Part II Personal Lines (34), Part III Commercial Lines (66), Part IV Alabama Law (20). The same content outline also governs the single-line Property exam (100 questions), Casualty exam (125 questions), and Personal Lines exam (100 questions)
Where rules vary
Alabama's own producer licensing examination, required for resident producers seeking the Property and/or Casualty lines of authority in Alabama; nonresidents licensed and in good standing in another state are exempt from taking it.
Eligibility
Required before licensure for the Property and Casualty lines of authority; no prelicensing course requirement is imposed on the exam itself (applicants holding a current producer license in another state, in good standing, are exempt as nonresidents)
Retake policy
Waiting-period limits: after failing two examinations for a line of authority, a 90-day wait is required; after two further failures, a 180-day wait applies to each subsequent attempt; waiting periods expire 24 months after the last failure. Property and Casualty waiting periods cross-apply to the combined Property & Casualty exam (and vice versa, along with Personal Lines)