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Arizona Examination for Property and Casualty Insurance Producer

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Questions150 items; a small number (5-10) of unscored experimental questions may also be administered
Testing time2.5 hours
Scoring70% correct required to pass
Exam feeUSD 59 exam fee (retake fee also USD 59); exam fees are not refundable or transferable and are valid for one year from payment. Fingerprinting (required for licensure) carries separate fees: USD 8.25 to Fieldprint and USD 22.44 to AZ DPS

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Who runs it
Arizona DIFI
Category
Property & Casualty Insurance Licensing
Current version
Exam Series 13-34, current PSI administration (Candidate Information Bulletin revised June 11, 2026)
Where it applies
US-AZ, United States
Exam languages
English
Testing provider
PSI Services LLC
Format
Computer-based; onsite at PSI test centers or remotely via live online proctoring
Availability
Year-round by appointment; exam sessions available at least 6 weeks in advance, online or by phone (Candidate Service Center 1-800-211-2754)
Results
Score displayed on screen at the end of the examination; score report emailed (diagnostic report included if failed)
Score validity
Passing result must be used within one year — all license application materials must be received within one year after passing the exam
Remote testing
Available

Exam structure

One closed-book computer-based exam of 150 items across 13 weighted content areas: Insurance Regulation (5%), Federal Laws and Regulations (2%), General Insurance Concepts (11%), Property and Casualty Insurance Basics (19%), Dwelling Policy Concepts (8%), Homeowners Policy Concepts (11%), Personal Automobile Policy (11%), Commercial Automobile Policy (4%), Commercial Property Policies (9%), Commercial General Liability (9%), Businessowners Policy (5%), Other Types of Property and Casualty Insurance (3%), and Workers' Compensation Laws (3%)

Where rules vary

Arizona resident licensing exam; most nonresidents licensed in their home state are exempt

Eligibility

No prelicensing education or eligibility filing required to schedule; valid government-issued ID required at check-in; fingerprinting required as part of the license application after passing

Retake policy

Maximum of 4 attempts per 12-month period (A.R.S. § 20-284(H)); after a fourth failure, the candidate must wait one year before testing again; each retake requires a new USD 59 fee