Tennessee

Tennessee Insurance
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Every insurance licensing exam CARE covers in Tennessee, verified against Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance.

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Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance

Available CARE exams

  • Tennessee Life, Accident and Health
  • Tennessee Property and Casualty

Choose Your Tennessee Insurance Exam

Regulator-verified question counts, time limits, passing requirements, and practice bank size for each exam below.

Tennessee insurance license requirements and fees

Checked against official sources on 2026-10-22. Requirements and fees change, so confirm with the regulator before you apply.

Exam fees
Life: $55; Accident & Health: $55; Property: $55; Casualty: $55; Personal Lines: $55; Title: $55; Public Adjuster: $50; OnVUE Life+A&H: $80; OnVUE Property+Casualty: $80
Source: Pearson VUE Tennessee Candidate Handbook (Oct 2026)
Fingerprinting
Required: fingerprint-based background check via IdentoGO (TBI and FBI), done after passing exam / at least 2 business days before applying
Source: Tennessee Dept. of Commerce & Insurance
Continuing education
24 hours per biennium, including 3 ethics
Source: Tennessee Dept. of Commerce & Insurance

How insurance licensing works in Tennessee

  1. 1Complete any required pre-licensing education.
  2. 2Register for and pass your Tennessee licensing exam.
  3. 3Complete fingerprinting/background check, if required.
  4. 4Submit your license application to Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance.

Exact requirements, fees, and hours vary — see the Insurance License Guide for the full state-agnostic overview.

Why prepare with CARE for Tennessee?

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Official blueprint weighting

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Every question, every attempt

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