How do I get a Florida 2-20 insurance license?
The Florida 2-20 General Lines Agent license requires passing the state exam, which Pearson VUE administers for the Department of Financial Services. You must be at least 18, a United States citizen or legal alien with work authorization, and a bona fide Florida resident. After passing (the required score is 70%), submit the online application through the Department's MyProfile portal with the $50 application fee, the $5 license identification fee, and a set of fingerprints.
The Florida 2-20 Resident General Lines license is obtained in steps: be at least 18, a Florida resident, and a U.S. citizen or legal alien with work authorization; complete a 200-hour department-approved property and casualty course within 4 years of your application date (or qualify through 1 year of responsible insurance duties in the last 4 years); pass the Pearson VUE state exam; submit fingerprints through IdentoGO; and apply online through MyProfile, paying the $50 application fee plus the $5 License ID fee. The license requires an insurer appointment to be valid.
Sources: Florida DFS: 2-20 resident general lines (property and casualty) agent qualifications; Florida DFS: fingerprinting information; Florida DFS: licensing examinations; Florida DFS: fees and payment methods.