Certain felonies permanently bar applicants from obtaining a Florida producer license, while other felonies and specific misdemeanors require a disqualifying period to lapse before application. These restrictions apply regardless of whether adjudication was withheld or civil rights have been restored.

Permanent Bars and Disqualifying Periods

Persons who have committed certain felonies are permanently barred from applying for licensure. Other felonies and certain misdemeanors require the applicant to wait for a disqualifying period to lapse prior to applying for licensure.

The permanent bar and the disqualifying periods apply regardless of whether adjudication was withheld, or an applicant's civil rights have been restored.

Additional Information

For detailed information to review prior to applying for licensure, please visit Florida's state website.

Related TSI guide: Review the Florida licensing guide.

Official source: nipr.com — Florida / Resident Licensing / Individual

Educational information only; verify requirements with your state Department of Insurance.