Insurance laws, regulations and exam sources by state

They are the laws, regulations, model acts and exam content outlines that the practice questions are written from. Each question cites the section it comes from, and that section belongs to one of these documents.

No. Each page summarizes a document and links to the official version published by the legislature, regulator or testing company. Always rely on the official text for the current law.

Every state writes its own insurance license exam, and part of it tests that state's insurance code and rules. The state statutes and regulations here are what those questions are based on.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners publishes model laws and regulations that many states adopt in whole or in part. Exams often test the ideas in them, so they are listed alongside each state's own law.