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A producer licensed in another state moves to Savannah and cancels his former license. What does Georgia law provide if he applies for a Georgia license promptly afterward?

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Why C is correct

Under the Georgia Insurance Department's licensing rules for new residents, a producer moving into Georgia who applies within 90 days of his former license's cancellation may qualify for an exemption from the examination and prelicensing education through the letter-of-clearance process. Waiting past the window forfeits the exemption, so a moving producer should file the Georgia application quickly.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) The exemption spares prompt applicants from retesting; the requirements apply once the window closes.
  • B) Licensure is not automatic; the Department must still act on and grant the application.
  • D) A temporary license is a caretaker device for deaths and disabilities, not a residency pathway.

Memory hook

Moved to Georgia? Apply within 90 days and skip the exam.

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