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Indiana Property & Casualty Insurance License, Practice Exams

Indiana Property and Casualty producer licensing (Pearson VUE). National P&C insurance knowledge plus Indiana law (25/50/25 auto financial responsibility under Title 9, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, the guaranty association, cancellation/nonrenewal and workers compensation under Title 22), authored from public-domain statutes.
Content last updated 15 July 2026

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Indiana licenses Property and Casualty producers through Pearson VUE, with a national section and an Indiana state-law section, requiring 70% to pass. This bank covers the national property & casualty material plus Indiana law - the 25/50/25 compulsory auto financial-responsibility limits and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, the guaranty association, surplus lines, residential and commercial cancellation/nonrenewal, and workers compensation (Title 22).

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Sample Indiana Property & Casualty Insurance License practice questions

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A P&C producer is criminally charged. Under IC 27-1-15.6-17 the producer must report the prosecution within thirty (30) days after:

  1. The date charges are dismissed
  2. The producer's formal arraignment date
  3. An initial pretrial hearing date ✓
  4. A conviction becomes final

Why: IC 27-1-15.6-17 requires reporting a criminal prosecution not more than thirty (30) days after an initial pretrial hearing date — therefore that is correct.

Under IC 27-1-31-2, a commercial cancellation for a substantial change in the scale of risk requires notice at least:

  1. Twenty (20) days before
  2. Forty-five (45) days before ✓
  3. Thirty (30) days before
  4. Ten (10) days before

Why: IC 27-1-31-2(b)(1) requires at least forty-five days' notice for cancellation based on a substantial change in risk.

A company holding a certificate of authority appoints a new principal officer; under IC 27-1-3-20 it must notify the commissioner within:

  1. Ten (10) days
  2. Sixty (60) days
  3. Ninety (90) days
  4. Thirty (30) days ✓

Why: IC 27-1-3-20 requires notice of every new director or principal officer within thirty (30) days — therefore 30 days is correct.

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A policy was placed by a licensed independent producer. Under IC 27-7-6-6, before the insured receives the nonrenewal notice, the producer must be notified at least:

  1. 10 days earlier ✓
  2. 20 days earlier
  3. 5 days earlier
  4. 30 days earlier

Why: IC 27-7-6-6(b) requires notice of intent not to renew to the independent producer at least 10 days before notice to the named insured — therefore 10 days earlier.

The element of negligence requiring an unbroken chain of events linking the act to the injury is called:

  1. Duty
  2. Breach
  3. Proximate cause ✓
  4. Damages

Why: Proximate cause is the direct, uninterrupted causal connection between the negligent act and the resulting injury.

Under IC 27-7-12-6, after a residential policy has been in force more than 60 days, a permitted cancellation ground is:

  1. Fraud or material misrepresentation ✓
  2. The marital status of the named insured
  3. A prior insurer's earlier declination
  4. The age of the insured residence

Why: IC 27-7-12-6(2) lists discovery of fraud or material misrepresentation as a permitted post-60-day cancellation ground.

Charging different premiums between individuals of the same class and equal risk, without actuarial justification, is defined by IC 27-4-1-4 as:

  1. Unfair discrimination ✓
  2. Rebating
  3. Defamation
  4. Coercion

Why: IC 27-4-1-4(a)(7) defines unfair discrimination in premiums or rates between individuals of the same class.

Filing a false statement of an insurer's financial condition with intent to deceive is enumerated by IC 27-4-1-4 as:

  1. A false financial statement ✓
  2. Coercion of a competing insurer's agents
  3. Defamation of another insurer's condition
  4. Rebating not specified in the policy

Why: IC 27-4-1-4(a)(5) lists filing or publishing a false statement of financial condition with intent to deceive.

Under IC 27-1-15.6-28, a license suspended for a court child-support order is reinstated only when the commissioner receives:

  1. Proof the arrearage was paid in full
  2. A payment plan from the producer
  3. Notice from the child support bureau
  4. A court order allowing reinstatement ✓

Why: IC 27-1-15.6-28 bars reinstatement until the commissioner receives an order allowing reinstatement from the issuing court — therefore that is correct.

Lloyd's of London is best described as:

  1. A stock insurance company
  2. A marketplace where syndicates of individuals and corporations provide insurance ✓
  3. A government reinsurance pool
  4. A mutual insurer owned by policyholders unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force

Why: Lloyd's is not an insurer itself but a marketplace where syndicates of members assume insurance risk.

If an injured worker's average weekly wage is $900, the IC 22-3-3-8 temporary total disability benefit (66 2/3%) is:

  1. $450
  2. $540
  3. $600 ✓
  4. $675

Why: IC 22-3-3-8 pays 66 2/3% of AWW; $900 x 2/3 = $600 — therefore $600 (subject to statutory maximums).

Many WC laws include a 'retroactive' provision tied to the waiting period. This means that if a disability lasts beyond a specified time, the worker:

  1. Receives only medical benefits
  2. Loses all benefits for the waiting period for the coverage that is in force
  3. Must reapply for benefits
  4. Is paid benefits back to the date of injury, including the waiting period ✓

Why: Under a retroactive provision, if the disability continues beyond a set number of days, the worker is paid wage benefits retroactively, including for the initial waiting period.

Under IC 27-7-6-3, a policy written for a term longer than one year may be terminated at an annual anniversary on how many days' notice?

  1. 10 days
  2. 30 days
  3. 45 days
  4. 20 days ✓

Why: IC 27-7-6-3 treats a policy longer than one year as successive one-year terms terminable at anniversary on 20 days' notice — therefore 20 days.

An insurer moves an insured to an affiliate for future coverage. Under IC 27-7-12-4, no nonrenewal notice is required if:

  1. The premium is reduced
  2. It gives the same or broader coverage ✓
  3. The insured requests it in writing
  4. The producer approves the move

Why: IC 27-7-12-4(c) waives nonrenewal notice when the insured is transferred to an affiliate and the transfer gives the same or broader coverage.

An insured who intentionally exaggerates or fabricates a claim presents which hazard?

  1. Catastrophic hazard
  2. Physical hazard
  3. Morale hazard
  4. Moral hazard ✓

Why: A moral hazard arises from dishonesty or character flaws that make a loss more likely, such as fraud or arson for profit.

The difference between an umbrella policy and a simple excess liability policy is that an umbrella:

  1. Provides lower limits
  2. Can broaden coverage and may pay for some claims not covered by the underlying policy, whereas excess simply follows the underlying form ✓
  3. Cannot be purchased by individuals unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force according to the insurer's rules in that particular circumstance
  4. Only covers auto

Why: Excess liability merely adds limits over an underlying policy following its terms; an umbrella both adds limits and can broaden coverage beyond the underlying policies.

An admitted (authorized) insurer is one that:

  1. Is incorporated outside the United States in that particular circumstance
  2. Sells only surplus lines coverage
  3. Is owned by its policyholders
  4. Has received a certificate of authority to do business in the state ✓

Why: An admitted or authorized insurer has been granted a certificate of authority by the state insurance department to transact business there.

A worker loses an arm above the elbow. Under IC 22-3-3-10, the scheduled permanent impairment equals:

  1. 40 degrees
  2. 50 degrees ✓
  3. 35 degrees
  4. 45 degrees

Why: IC 22-3-3-10(f)(1) sets loss of the arm above the elbow at 50 degrees of permanent impairment — therefore 50 degrees.

Under IC 27-1-15.6-3, a person may sell, solicit, or negotiate P&C insurance in Indiana only if the person:

  1. Is appointed by at least one admitted insurer
  2. Has completed a prelicensing course
  3. Resides within the state of Indiana
  4. Is licensed for that line of authority ✓

Why: IC 27-1-15.6-3 requires a person to be licensed for the line of authority before selling, soliciting, or negotiating insurance — therefore that is correct.

Under IC 22-3-3-7, the first seven calendar days of disability are compensated only if the disability continues longer than:

  1. 7 days
  2. 14 days
  3. 28 days
  4. 21 days ✓

Why: IC 22-3-3-7(a) pays the first seven days only if the disability continues longer than 21 days — therefore 21 days.

Under IC 27-4-1-6, if the person knew or reasonably should have known of the violation, the maximum penalty per act rises to:

  1. Twenty-five thousand dollars
  2. Thirty thousand dollars
  3. Forty thousand dollars
  4. Fifty thousand dollars ✓

Why: IC 27-4-1-6(a)(1) raises the maximum to $50,000 per act where the person knew or should have known.

Under IC 27-1-3-7, the Indiana Department of Insurance may promulgate rules for which purpose?

  1. Setting maximum premium rates for all lines
  2. Licensing individual producers by direct regulation
  3. Prescribing standards for company examinations ✓
  4. Approving each policy form before issuance

Why: IC 27-1-3-7 lets the department prescribe methods and standards used in making examinations — therefore examination standards is correct.

Which statement about strict liability is TRUE?

  1. It applies only to employer-employee relationships
  2. It requires intent to harm
  3. Fault need not be proven; liability attaches due to the nature of the activity ✓
  4. The plaintiff must prove the defendant was careless in that particular circumstance

Why: Strict liability imposes responsibility without requiring proof of negligence, based on the inherently dangerous nature of the activity or product defect.

Under the FCRA, when an insurer denies an application or charges a higher premium based on a consumer report, it must provide the consumer with:

  1. A refund of all premiums
  2. A new policy at no cost
  3. An adverse action notice including how to obtain a copy of the report ✓
  4. A federal flood determination unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force

Why: The FCRA requires an adverse action notice that informs the consumer of the action, identifies the reporting agency, and explains the right to obtain a free copy of the report and dispute it.

Under IC 27-1-15.8-3, surplus lines qualification is available for kinds of insurance in:

  1. Class 1 only
  2. Class 2 and Class 3 of IC 27-1-5-1 ✓
  3. Life and annuities
  4. Title and surety only

Why: IC 27-1-15.8-3(a) authorizes surplus lines qualification in Class 2 and Class 3 of IC 27-1-5-1.

Job classification codes in workers' compensation are used to:

  1. Identify the worker's home state unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force
  2. Group jobs by their expected loss exposure to set appropriate rates ✓
  3. Calculate death benefits
  4. Determine the waiting period

Why: Classification codes group occupations by similar hazard/loss potential so that a rate reflecting that exposure can be applied to the payroll in each class.

Under the Business Auto Coverage Form, the covered "auto" definition generally includes:

  1. Mobile equipment that never travels on roads unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force
  2. Aircraft and watercraft
  3. Railcars
  4. Land motor vehicles, trailers, and semitrailers designed for use on public roads ✓

Why: A covered auto is a land motor vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer designed for travel on public roads, including attached machinery, but not most mobile equipment.

In the Homeowners policy, the term 'insured location' generally includes all of the following EXCEPT:

  1. Other premises acquired during the policy period for use as a residence
  2. The residence premises
  3. A commercial warehouse rented to a third party ✓
  4. Vacant land owned by the insured

Why: Insured location includes the residence premises, newly acquired residences, vacant land, and certain other personal-use premises, but not a separately rented commercial property.

A delivery driver uses his personal car to deliver pizzas for a restaurant. Under his unendorsed PAP, a liability claim during a delivery is likely:

  1. Subject to the public/livery conveyance exclusion and may be denied ✓
  2. Covered under Part D only unless an exception clearly applies for the coverage that is in force
  3. Covered under Part B only
  4. Fully covered

Why: Using a vehicle to carry property/persons for a fee (delivery for hire) can trigger the livery/business-use exclusion, so the claim may not be covered without commercial coverage.

Under IC 27-7-5-2, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage may be rejected by the insured only:

  1. By phone before renewal
  2. After the first claim is filed
  3. In writing by the named insured ✓
  4. Through the state insurance fund

Why: IC 27-7-5-2(b) permits rejection of UM/UIM only in writing by the named insured — therefore a written rejection.