"The complete transition to online applications and payments aligns with ongoing measures throughout the department to update and streamline our processes for insurance producers and agents, just as we've done for the insurance consumers we serve," Dana Popish, director of the Illinois Department of Insurance. (Credit: NIPR)
The Illinois Department of Insurance is moving to an online-only process for insurance producer and agent licensing across all license types and will stop accepting paper applications and checks, the regulator reported.
The change will go into effect July 1, 2023, and affects initial license applications, renewal applications and payments for the 22 licenses handled by the insurance department's Licensing, Education and Testing unit.
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