What is Pearson VUE, and how do I take my insurance exam through Pearson VUE?

Pearson VUE is a national testing company that administers state insurance licensing exams under contract with regulators. Its program directory lists 28 states plus the District of Columbia as Pearson VUE-delivered, including Florida, Georgia, Illinois, and Texas. To test, you register on Pearson VUE's website under your state's insurance program, review the candidate handbook and exam content outline, and schedule an appointment at a test center (some states also offer online proctored exams). Pearson VUE also sells insurance practice tests for $19.95 each.

Pearson VUE is the testing vendor that administers all Idaho insurance licensing exams under contract with the Department of Insurance. Each exam costs $65, and you can register through Pearson VUE's online reservation tool or by phone. Exams are offered at testing centers across Idaho and in Spokane, Washington, or remotely via OnVue, and are available in English and Spanish. Each line of authority is its own test.

Pearson VUE is the vendor that administers Indiana Department of Insurance (IDOI) licensing exams. You create an account on the Pearson VUE website and schedule, reschedule, or cancel online or by phone at 866-895-0496, reserving at least 24 hours before your test date. You must bring a government-issued photo ID and your course completion certificate. Exams for major lines such as Life, Health, and Property & Casualty cost $69; Surplus Lines, Public Adjuster, and Laws & Regulations exams cost $50.

Pearson VUE is the testing company the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance contracts to administer its insurance licensing exams. You reserve an appointment and pay the exam fee at pearsonvue.com or by phone at 866-274-4740; reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance, and walk-ins are not accepted. Since May 7, 2025, exams are in person only at Pearson VUE test centers. On exam day, present two forms of current signature ID and arrive 30 minutes early; fees are not accepted at the test center.

Pearson VUE is the testing company that administers Montana's insurance licensing exams for the state insurance department. You create an account on the Montana exam portal, register under your legal name exactly as it appears on your government-issued ID, pay the $65 exam fee by credit card, debit card, or voucher at the time of reservation, and book at least 24 hours in advance. You can test at a Pearson VUE center or online through its OnVUE proctoring service.

Pearson VUE is a testing company that administers insurance licensing exams for several states, such as Illinois and Tennessee, but it is not Ohio's exam vendor. Ohio insurance exams are administered by PSI Services LLC. To take an Ohio exam, contact PSI to make a reservation online at psiexams.com/ohin or by phone at 855-807-3995; online reservations must be made at least 24 hours before your desired exam date.

Oklahoma does not use Pearson VUE for insurance exams. The Oklahoma Insurance Department contracts with PSI Services LLC, which has administered the exam program since February 2023. You schedule with PSI by phone at 833-333-4754 or online, and exams are offered at computer testing centers in Oklahoma and nationwide plus through remote proctoring.

Pearson VUE is the company that administers all Texas insurance licensing exams under contract with the state. You can schedule online at pearsonvue.com or by phone at 888-754-7667, and you take the exam in person at a Pearson VUE test center; test centers operate in cities across Texas. All exam fees are non-refundable and non-transferable, and you must submit your license application within one year of passing.

Utah insurance exams are not administered through Pearson VUE. The Utah Insurance Department contracts with Prometric, which has administered the state's exams since January 1, 2020. You register at prometric.com/utah/insurance or by phone at 888-226-8740, and you may test at any Prometric center in the United States or remotely through Prometric ProProctor.