An inactive license for an agent will be revoked after how many consecutive years of inactivity?

An inactive license for an agent will be revoked after two consecutive years of inactivity. This regulation is in place to ensure that agents maintain their active status and continue to meet the requirements of the insurance industry. The two-year timeframe is a standard measure used by many states to promote compliance and engagement within the profession. It helps protect consumers by ensuring that only agents who are current with their training and license requirements are allowed to practice. An inactive status indicates that the agent is not currently operating in the field, and after a significant period without activity, it is reasonable to revoke the license to maintain the integrity of the industry.