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Let IIAV help you through the process and anwser your questions on how to become and Agent
How much does it cost to become a licensed insurance agent in Virginia?
Cost to Become a Licensed Insurance Agent in Virginia *per license type
Are you a U.S. Veteran? The
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents wants to support the individuals who have served our country by offering FREE insurance pre-licensing classes to all U.S. veterans and their spouses. Learn more HERE!
Where do I get started?
You have already landed on a great resource for information and support as you navigate this new chapter in your career.
We recommend reviewing our class schedule for a session that works with your schedule. VAIA & IIAV offers both live pre-licensing classes and self-study options for you to get the knowledge you need to pass the Virginia state insurance exams for Life, Health & Annuities and/or Property & Casualty. You can view the entire course calendar
HERE!
Upon completion of a pre-licensing course with the IIAV and successful passing of a license exam and fingerprint check, NEW agents will be eligible for a FREE resume listing on our Industry Career Board!
Where can I find licensing and fingerprint information?
The State Corporation Commission's (SCC) Bureau of Insurance (Bureau) is responsible for the licensing of all Virginia agents.
Exams: Prometric is the administrator for all insurance licensing exams. Exams can be taken either online with ProProctor or at Prometric Test Centers throughout Virginia. You can call Prometric at 1-866-891-6396 or go to www.prometric.com/virginia/insurance to schedule your exam.
Fingerprints: Fingerprinting is required for individuals living in Virginia who are interested in becoming licensed insurance agents in the Commonwealth. The State Corporation Commission's (SCC) Bureau of Insurance (Bureau) has contracted with Fieldprint, which provides a complete electronic fingerprinting process from collection through transmission to the FBI. The IIAV does NOT offer fingerprint or background checks.
Need to pay your license renewal fee?
If your email is correct with the BOI, you should receive an email 90 days before the expiration of your agent license stating you can now
pay your renewal fee Please keep in mind, your renewal fee can not be paid prior to 90 days before expiration.
Still have questions?
Please contact: Anna McEachern, Director of Professional Development and Events Management at amceachern@iiav.com or (804) 747-9300.