​​ ****Effective October 1, 2024, applicants who are required to pass an examination for a producer license will no longer be required to complete a program of study that has been approved by the Commissioner. This does not change Continuing Education requirements for producers.*** See Bulletin 24-19***​​​ ​

• ​​Producer
  
• Life, Health, Variable Life and Variable Annuity, Property, Casualty, Personal Lines
• Title
• Insurance Adviser
• Public Adjuster
• Surplus Lines Broker
• Limited Lines
• Credit
  
• Motor Club Representative
• Portable Electronics
• Self Service Storage
• Third Party Administrator
• Travel
  
• Viatical Settlements
  
• Motor Vehicle Rental Companies/Franchisee​
  
• SHOP Exchange Navigator Licensing
  SHOP Exchange Enrollment Permits
  Contact the Maryland Health Exchange directly at: 855-642-8572 or visit www.marylandhbe.com/brokers​.
  

Relevant Information

Investigations of Applications and Consents to Work

For inquiries about investigations of license applications and consents to work as required by the federal law, 18 U.S.C.§§1033 and 1034 for convicted felons, contact Jeff Gross at: jeff.gross@maryland.gov.

• 1033 waiver information

Reporting of Associations / Designated Insurance Producers

With the exception of the designated insurance producer(s) of an agency and associates of a title insurance agency, a licensed insurance producer agency is no longer required to report the insurance producers associated with it to the Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA). The agency will be responsible for keeping a list of producers associated with the agency in a manner that allows the information to be retrieved in a reasonable period of time upon request from the MIA. (NOTE: This does not apply to title insurance producers and agencies.)

Appointments

Maryland no longer requires insurers to report appointments or terminations, except for terminations for cause. Instead, the insurer is required to keep a Producer Register of its appointed agents beginning with those appointed on and after January 1, 2004, in accordance with Maryland regulation (COMAR 31.03.13)​. Every 31 days, insurers are required  to check on whether any disciplinary action has been taken against their agents via the MIA website. Appointment information is no longer available in the MIA's licensing database.​​​​​​​​​​