Licensing Advice - Getting Licensed in Multiple States

[Journey]

Are any of you licensed in multiple states, and if so, is it an "easy" process? I am currently licensed in CA and looking to get licensed in WA, OR, UT, and CO.

 

[Norwayguy]

Are any of you licensed in multiple states, and if so, is it an "easy" process? I am currently licensed in CA and looking to get licensed in WA, OR, UT, and CO.

NIPR.com as long as your state participates its the easiest thing to get non-resident licenses....

 

[LoriRutl]

Are any of you licensed in multiple states, and if so, is it an "easy" process? I am currently licensed in CA and looking to get licensed in WA, OR, UT, and CO.

Easiest way to find out is go to the State Insurance Dept. website. I have OR and WA. Oregon resident and WA non resident. WA required fingerprints and a fee. I think you also have to pay a fee for the WA State Patrol for the background check. I don't know what Oregon's non resident application requirements are.

 

[Journey]

Thank you both!

 

[GreenSky]

Have you run out of prospects in CA?

Rick

 

[dgoldenz]

I also use NIPR.com.....easy as pie. Just make sure you keep up with getting re-licensed every few years. It's easy to forget what states require renewals at what times if you have 10+ states.

 

[VacantHomeIns]

NIPR is a life saver vs what we needed to do years ago, however, keeping up with multiple States is still a royal pain in the butt