Licensing requirements
Oregon
Everything you need to get your insurance producer license in Oregon — exams are run by PSI.
Exam fee
$45
Application fee
$100
Fingerprints
$61.25
CE per renewal
24 hrs
Oregon requires a state-approved prelicensing course (20 hours).
Agent Cloud is not a state-approved prelicensing course, so it won't meet that requirement. To meet it, we recommend XCEL Solutions. Use partner code Life2025 to get it for $50. You don't have to buy Agent Cloud. Many students add it for extra practice, plain-English lessons and the simulated exam.
Step by step
Your path to a license
- 1
Complete the Pre-Licensing Course
- 2
Schedule the Oregon State Examination
- 3
Pass the State Exam
- 4
Submit your Fingerprints
Pick the insurance producer / Department of Insurance service when you book so results go to the right place.
- 5
Apply for License
Pre-licensing education
Life: 20 hours; Accident & Health: 20 hours; Life, Accident and Health: 40 hours; Casualty Insurance: 20 hours; Property Insurance: 20 hours; Property and Casualty: 40 hours; Personal lines - 20 hours
Product training
LTC initial 8 hours; LTC refresher 4 hours; Annuity initial 4 hours; Flood initial 3 hours.
Only needed if you sell those products.
Heads up
Things people miss in Oregon
#1 Prelicensing Certificate Validity
Completion certificates for prelicensing education are only valid for 12 months; you must pass the state exam within this period or retake the course.
#2 CE Specifics
The 24-hour CE requirement must include 3 hours of ethics and a distinct 3-hour block on Oregon-specific statutes and administrative rules.
#3 Application Order
All lines of authority are consolidated on one license; applying for a second license before the first is issued will result in application failure.
Official sites
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Requirements change, and portal sites may add their own transaction fees. Always confirm with the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation before you apply.