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Your license will not allow you to act as an insurance broker until you have submitted these documents. Different specialties have different requirements. These fields allow you to either start your own practice or join an existing insurance company or agency. A $10,000 Bond of Insurance Broker, form LIC 417-5. These bonds can be obtained from surety bond issuing companies. An Action Notice of Appointment submitted by a sponsoring insurance company admitted to California. This means you will be representing an insurer. The Action Notice must be submitted electronically. To do so, contact the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) and its authorized business partners for a list of approved partners. A Business Entity Endorsement that will add you to a sponsoring insurance agency's roster as an insurance agent. The endorsement must be submitted through the California Department of Insurance's online service. An Action Notice of Solicitor, form LIC 417-31, which authorizes the licensee to act as an employee of an insurance agent or broker, aiding them in transacting insurance business. In these specialties, you must have an appointment with an insurance company or the sponsorship of an agency to begin working. An Action Notice of Appointment submitted by a sponsoring insurance company admitted to California. This means you will be representing an insurer. The Action Notice must be submitted electronically. To do so contact the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) and its authorized business partners for a list of approved partners. A Business Entity Endorsement that will add you to a sponsoring insurance agency's roster as an insurance agent. The endorsement must be submitted through the California Department of Insurance's online service. A Bond of Bail Agent, form LIC 437-9, in the sum of $1,000, executed by a California admitted surety, and signed by the principal. A Bail Agent Action Notice, form LIC 437-9, executed by a surety insurer and appointing you as its agent to transact undertakings of bail. If you will act as the employee of an existing bail agent, you must also submit an Action Notice Statement of Employing Bail Agent or Permittee, form LIC 438. If you are going to specialize in life, accident and health, or auto insurance, you will need an appointment from an insurance company or a job with an agency before you begin selling insurance. In any specialization, working at an established insurance agency will allow you to learn the ins and outs of the profession and build a client list. Most new brokers take internships or shadow experienced brokers for six to nine months before working independently. Job search sites like Indeed.com and CareerBuilder.com can help you find job openings. Search for jobs that you are qualified to do, like insurance broker positions in your specialty area. You can apply for these jobs online as well. If you know of some insurance firms in your area, you can apply directly to them. Go to the firm with a copy of your resume. Wear professional attire, like a suit, when you go to apply for a job. Be pleasant and polite. Brokers in California must complete a certain number of hours of continuing education per two-year license-renewal cycle: 12 hours (bail). 20 hours (automobile). 24 hours (accident and health, casualty, life or property). Certain long-term care and annuities specialists must complete a separate eight-hour course.

summary: Submit additional documents demonstrating financial security before transacting, soliciting or negotiating the sale of insurance. Submit one of the following if you are specializing in property, personal or casualty insurance. Submit one of the following if you are specializing in life, accident and health, or auto insurance. Submit all of the following documents to begin working as a Bail Agent: Consider working at a brokerage firm. Search online job search sites find a job. Apply directly to local insurance brokers in your area. Complete continuing-education classes to maintain your license.

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To make your salt dough ornaments, you will need one cup of plain flour, half a cup of salt and half a cup of water. You will also need Christmas themed cookie cutters (stars, Christmas trees, angels, wreaths, etc.) a cookie sheet, a rolling pin, some toothpicks, ribbon, and acrylic paints and glitter glue for decorating. In a large mixing bowl, combine the flour, salt and water and stir until it forms a dough. Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and knead until smooth. If the dough is too sticky, add a little more flour -- though not too much, as this will cause the dough to crack. With a floured rolling pin, roll out the dough until it is about 14 inch (0.6cm) in thickness. Use your Christmas themed cookie cutters to cut out shapes in the dough. Place each shape on a floured surface as you cut out the rest of the dough. Before you bake your ornaments, you will need to make a little hole at the top of each where you can thread a ribbon to hang the ornament from your tree. Use a toothpick to make punch a hole near the top of each ornament, rotating the toothpick a little to make the hole wide enough for your ribbon to fit through. Place your salt dough ornaments on a floured cookie sheet and place on the middle shelf of an oven preheated to 250F (121C). Bake for two hours, then remove from the oven, place on a wire rack and allow to cool completely. Once the salt dough ornament have cooled, you can decorate them using the acrylic paints and glitter glue. Depending on personal preference, you can use a small paint brush to paint on intricate details, or you can simply cover the decoration in one block color. You can also glue on sequins, button and crystals for extra decoration. Cut a length of ribbon - preferably in red, green or white - and thread it through the hole at the top of the ornament. Secure with a knot and hang from the tree. If you like, you can write the date on the back of the ornament to remember when you made it!

summary: Gather the ingredients and equipment. Make the salt dough. Use cookie cutters to cut out shapes. Make holes in each ornament for hanging. Bake the ornaments. Decorate. Thread the ribbon.

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The most important, yet most frequently overlooked element in the unemployment process is reading the information guide provided by your state's unemployment insurance agency. If you haven't received this information in the mail, contact the nearest unemployment insurance agency office. Anytime you file a report with the unemployment insurance agency, be sure to be as accurate and honest as possible. Doing so will help your claim avoid looking suspicious and will speed the time it takes for your claim to be processed and approved. It's a good idea to keep detailed and consistent records of all your interactions with former employers and the unemployment insurance agency. This way, if there's ever any discrepancy or controversy surrounding your claim to unemployment benefits, you can set the record straight. When maintaining records, be sure to note the following: The names of people you talked with from the unemployment agency or at your former employer. The dates on which interactions occurred, and the content of these interactions. Note the channel of communication (i.e., telephone, email, letter, etc.). Keep copies of all relevant written correspondence, whether hardcopy or digital. Always remember that there is currently no way to file for unemployment benefits other than to do it for yourself using official government forms, paperwork, and websites. Anything outside these channels is most likely a scam and should be avoided.
summary: Read the relevant information. Be honest. Keep good records. Use the correct filing methods.