Insurance Producer — Life & Health
Free practice for the Life & Health insurance producer licensing exam — the NATIONAL/general core (life & annuities, health & disability, Medicare, contract law), with Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese & Korean explanations. California officially administers the real exam in all five languages; state-law portions are covered per state.
Real test language varies by state: English · Español · 中文 · Tiếng Việt · 한국어 are each offered in some states, not all — see the per-state table below. Languages by state ↓
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🗂️ Exam administration by state
Insurance producer licensing is administered state by state. California gives the Life & Health producer exam as a combined 150-question test (75 Life + 75 Accident & Health, 60% to pass) through PSI — and, unusually, offers it in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean. Always confirm current fees, prelicensing hours and rules with the California Department of Insurance before you register.
| State | Test vendor | Written-test languages | Exam & passing |
|---|---|---|---|
| CaliforniaCalifornia Department of Insurance (CDI) | PSI | English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean | One combined 150-question exam (75 Life + 75 Accident & Health); 60% (90 correct) to passofficial source ↗ |
| TexasTexas Department of Insurance (TDI) | Pearson VUE | English, Spanish | General Lines (Life, Accident & Health) exam, ~150 questions; 70% to passofficial source ↗ |
| FloridaFlorida Department of Financial Services (DFS) / Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) | Pearson VUE | English, Spanish | 2-15 Health & Life (incl. Annuities & Variable Contracts) exam, ~165 questions; 70% to passofficial source ↗ |
| New YorkNew York Department of Financial Services (DFS) | PSI | English, Spanish | Separate Life (Series 10-51, 100 questions) and Accident & Health (Series 10-52, 100 questions) exams; 70% to pass eachofficial source ↗ |
Fees vary and change often (shown as “to confirm” where not yet verified from an official source). Real written-test languages are the languages a state's official candidate bulletin confirms — study aids in other languages do not change the official exam languages. Confirm current fees, prelicensing hours, scheduling and rules with your state's department of insurance or its testing vendor before you register.