Process to become a LIC Agent
To become a LIC Agent in Mumbai, you need to complete the simple process of:
1. Application for LIC Agency
You need to apply for LIC agency with proper documentation given as below and filling of application form given by us. You can visit LIC branch office for it or you can fix appointment with our team members at your work place or at your home at your convenient time to complete process.
2. Documentation FOR LIC AGENCY
While meeting us please carry a photocopy of these documents for your easy registration. These documents are necessary for examination and for the license to become LIC agent.
- 2 Colour Photos
- Age Proof
- S.S.C Marksheet
- H.S.C. Marksheet
- Graduation Marksheet
- Pan Card
- Address Proof
- Cancelled Cheque
Fee structure for examination:
Registration Fee Rs. 150
Online training Rs. 150
Online exam fee Rs. 500
Total Fees Rs. 800
You need to pay total fees of Rs. 800 to become a LIC agent
3. Preparation
4. Examination
5. License
After successful completion of the examination, you will be awarded an Appointment Letter by the IRDA to work as an insurance agent.
Benefits of becoming a LIC Agent
1. Commission and Renewal Commission
Under standard tables and terms, you are paid 1st year’s commission of 20% of the first year’s premium paid by the policy holders.
Bonus Commission
The agent is paid 7.5 per cent of the amount paid by the policy holders (under standard tables and terms) as the second to the 5th year’s premiums and continues to be paid renewal commission of 5% on every year’s premium paid from the fourth year onwards. Renewal commission is payable on renewal premium. Hence, you should ensure that your client keeps the policy in force. If you remind him to pay premiums, you will be rendering a good service to him.
Hereditary Commission
2. Guaranteed Income Benefit
Free family protection: Free term insurance is payable under Schedule VI of the (Agents) Rules, 1972 in the event of death of a confirmed agent before age 60 provided among other conditions:
(a) he was appointed before age 50
(b) he has completed at least 3 “qualifying years”
(c) his agency was in force on the date of death, and
(d) he holds an insurance policy (other than a temporary insurance policy) for at least Rs. 5,000/- at the time of death.
3. Club Membership
Being a member of the club carries a good deal of prestige as it provides concrete evidence in the eyes of the insuring public that you are working with a spirit of devotion, dedication and professionalism in serving the insuring public. It also entitles you to various fringe benefits according to the membership of different clubs, as following –
Corporate Club
Chairmans club
Zonal managers club
Divisional managers club
Branch managers club
Fix an Appointment to discuss it.