Cal. INS § 1637
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 1637, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
An organization may hold any license or licenses necessary to act in the following capacities under this chapter and no others:
(a) A license to act as a life agent.
(b) A license to act as an accident and health or sickness agent.
(c) A license to act as a property broker-agent.
(d) A license to act as a casualty broker-agent.
(e) A license to act as a cargo shipper’s agent.
(f) A license to act as a personal lines licensee.
(g) A license to act as a credit insurance agent.
(h) A license to act as a car rental agent.
(i) A nonresident license to act as a limited lines licensee pursuant to subdivision (i) of Section 1639.
(j) A license to act as a self-service storage agent.
(k) A license to act as a limited lines automobile insurance agent.
(a) A license to act as a life agent.
(b) A license to act as an accident and health or sickness agent.
(c) A license to act as a property broker-agent.
(d) A license to act as a casualty broker-agent.
(e) A license to act as a cargo shipper’s agent.
(f) A license to act as a personal lines licensee.
(g) A license to act as a credit insurance agent.
(h) A license to act as a car rental agent.
(i) A nonresident license to act as a limited lines licensee pursuant to subdivision (i) of Section 1639.
(j) A license to act as a self-service storage agent.
(k) A license to act as a limited lines automobile insurance agent.
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