Insurance Agents Licensing

Department of Commerce & Insurance, located in Nashville, Tenn., is responsible for enforcing the state's insurance laws. The department supervises more than 1,700 insurance companies and other entities licensed or otherwise authorized to do business in Tennessee. It offers a range of consumer insurance services to educate consumers about insurance-related issues, disaster assistance and referrals to special programs. Department of Commerce & Insurance also investigates and mediates insurance claims and other insurance-related disputes as a third-party mediator. In addition, the department is responsible for the licensing and regulation of insurance producers, business entities, title agencies, surplus lines agents, automobile club agents and education providers. Department of Commerce & Insurance is a part of State of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Board of Architectural and Engineering Examiners, established in 1921, is dedicated to safeguarding life, health, and property by setting standards and regulating the practice of architecture, engineering, and landscape architecture within the state. The board's mission is to protect public health, safety, and welfare through the evaluation, education, examination, licensure, and disciplinary action of professionals in the fields of architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, and interior design, while also promoting communication and awareness of the laws and standards governing these professions.Generated from the website

The Tennessee State Board of Accountancy is dedicated to safeguarding the interests of the public by ensuring that individuals who possess specialized expertise in accountancy or provide assurance regarding financial statement presentation have met the necessary qualifications. With a vision to protect the public and adapt to the evolving demands of today's world, the Board strives to enhance communication with licensees and proactively address industry changes. Renewal of CPA and PA licenses, as well as firm permits, can be done through the upgraded CORE licensing system, which requires users to create a new account. State-specific ethics and continuing professional education are emphasized, and the Board offers a Credit Relief Initiative to extend credit periods for CPA Examination candidates who have experienced hardships due to disruptions caused by health, economic, education, and travel factors.Generated from the website