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The Insurance Council of British Columbia regulates and licenses life and general insurance agents, salespersons, and adjusters. We protect the public by ensuring that licensees act ethically, with integrity and competence.
Your insurance licensee resources include compliance information such as licensee responsibilities; council rules; continuing education; disciplinary decisions and process; and other useful information for licensed individuals, partnerships, or corporations in BC.
Insurance Council of BC Online Portal. Our online portal provides access to various Insurance Council of BC services. Currently, users can login to do the following: Update contact information. Register to write the LLQP exam. Apply for a licence.
Mar 1, 2008 · The online Insurance Licensee Directory includes publicly accessible licence information for all current licensed insurance agents, agencies, adjusters, and firms in British Columbia.
The Insurance Council of British Columbia regulates the activities of life, accident and sickness, and general insurance agents, salespersons and adjusters. Our mandate is to protect the public...
Our general insurance licensing program offers you the education required by the Insurance Council of BC to obtain a level 2 General insurance agent licence.
Protect yourself and your family with the mandatory basic coverage or extended coverage. Products and coverage. Listing drivers. Renew your insurance online. Auto insurance.
Please select "Register/manage my LLQP exams" from the main menu. After you have completed the registration, please allow up to three business days for the Insurance Council to review your registration.
public body, the Insurance Council of British Columbia (“Council”), two of the same records and one of the same third-party complainants as in this case. The issues and arguments are almost identical, as well. The applicant in this case is an employee of the same insurance agency as the applicant in Order
Our general insurance licensing program offers you the education required by the Insurance Council of BC to obtain a level 1 Salesperson Licence (ie Autoplan). The program uses the Insurance Institute’s General Insurance Essentials (GIE) textbooks and the BC Auto Supplement, but with a single exam for licensing purposes.
