This page, Insurance producers, is offered by Division of Insurance show more. Insurance producers All Insurance Producers formerly called agents or brokers must be licensed to sell insurance in Massachusetts. Find the information you need about licensure and licensure requirements here. A full listing of all licensed producers may be found below. Feedback Did you find what you were looking for on this webpage?
Do you have anything else to tell us? Please tell us what you were looking for. Do not include sensitive information, such as Social Security or bank account numbers. Your feedback will not receive a response. To serve residential customers through municipal aggregation, you only need a commercial and industrial license. In the license application question asking for more details about the services that you intend to provide, indicate that you intend to only serve residential customers through municipal aggregation.
To serve additional residential customers outside of a municipal aggregation, you would have to apply for a residential and commercial and industrial license. Are there trainings that a competitive supplier or electricity broker license applicant must attend? Competitive suppliers and electricity brokers must complete the mandatory training and will receive a certificate from the electric company after the training.
This certificate must be submitted with the original license application. The applicant must complete only 1 of the monthly trainings and can select any of the training dates. To sign up for the training, contact the sponsoring electric company contact person listed on the training schedule.
The training schedule is available under the "Related" section at the top of this page. Must the customer service telephone number on the application, be toll-free?
The customer service telephone number must be a toll-free number. Is a competitive supplier or electricity broker license applicant allowed to provide services to customers while its application is pending with the DPU? To provide services to customers in Massachusetts, you must first be licensed by the DPU. How can I see applications that other suppliers and brokers have submitted to the DPU? As of July 1, supplier and broker applications are available on the file room.
If you want a copy of a supplier or broker's application prior to July 1, you will need to submit a record request. Open DOCX file, Online Email DPU electric competitive supply team at dpu.
This is part of: Competitive supplier and electricity broker license applications. Pending competitive supply company license applications. Renew a competitive supplier or electricity broker license. Feedback Did you find what you were looking for on this webpage? Do you have anything else to tell us? In fact, you may be turned away altogether and also lose your registration fee. So it's important that you get there on time. The broker exam is split into two parts: the General portion and the State portion.
The first part asks general questions, and the second part relates to state-specific questions. There are questions in total, 80 for the General portion and 40 for the the State portion. How long do you have to take the exam?
You have four hours to take the exam. For the General portion, you have minutes. And for the State portion, you have an hour and a half, or 90 minutes. If you pass one portion but fail the other, you'll only need to retake the failed portion. You won't have to rush to retake that portion. You have up to two years after receiving your educational certificate from us to retake the failed portion of the broker's exam.
If you'd like to retake the exam ASAP, you'll need to wait at least two days. For example, if you take the exam on Monday, you'll get the results on Tuesday, and you can arrange to retake the test on Wednesday if space is available. Yes, be prepared - you'll pay at least twice: First, you'll pay for the honor of taking the exam. Then when you pass, you'll pay for your license. And here's where things get slightly confusing.
This fee is prorated and based off of your birth date and the date that you passed your exam. Your license will be valid for at least two years no longer than three years , so you'll pay less if your license will need to be renewed sooner.
But don't worry, this total will be calculated for you. After you become a broker, you must renew your license every two years. In order to renew, you'll need to complete an additional 12 hours of continuing education before renewing. You can take your continuing education classes online , and there's no test required! What are you waiting for?
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