Florida Property & Casualty Insurance Licensing Guide
Everything you need to understand the Florida General Lines (2-20) licensing process—from eligibility and education to examination, fingerprinting, and licensing.
Florida Property & Casualty Licensing Guide
1. Overview
What is a Florida Property & Casualty Insurance Agent?
A Florida General Lines (2-20) Insurance Agent is licensed to sell property and casualty insurance, including homeowners, automobile, commercial property, liability, inland marine, and other related insurance products. This guide explains the licensing process and provides official Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) resources.
2. Eligibility Requirements
To apply for a Florida General Lines (2-20) license, you must:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Have a Social Security Number
- Meet Florida licensing requirements
3. Complete the Required Education
Complete a DFS-approved 200-Hour Florida General Lines (2-20) Pre-Licensing Course before applying for your license.
Recommended Course
✅ RECOF Florida 2-20 General Lines Pre-Licensing Course
4. Submit Your License Application
Submit your Florida General Lines (2-20) License Application through the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS).
5. Complete Fingerprinting
Complete electronic fingerprinting through a Florida-approved Livescan provider. Your fingerprints will be submitted for a state and federal background check.
6. Schedule and Pass the State Examination
After your application is approved, schedule and pass the Florida General Lines (2-20) licensing examination through Pearson VUE.