Since April 25, 2012, a certified representative from a Canadian province other than Québec or a Canadian territory seeking to act as a representative in the Damage insurance sector or the Claims adjustment Sector or one of their Sector classes in Québec is exempt from:
- the minimum qualifications set out in the Regulation respecting the issuance and renewal of representatives' certificates
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A certified representative from a Canadian province other than Québec or a Canadian territory must submit an Application for Examination Registration Authorization (pdf - 317 KB)This link will open in a new windowUpdated on 1st September 2023Examination registration authorization - Damage insurance (Personal Lines and Commercial Lines), Claims adjustment (Personal Lines and Commercial Lines) to the AMF and attach the following two documents:
- a photocopy of the document issued by a competent authority showing that he was authorized to act while he lived outside Québec.
The authorization in question has to have been in effect in the year preceding the application for authorization to register for the exams (regardless of the duration of the authorization). It must also be equivalent to the representative's certificate applied for in Québec. (See the reference guide below to find out what equivalences are granted.)
- proof that he lived in the Canadian province or territory when authorization was given by the competent authority. This proof must include the applicant's name and address.
The following proofs of residence are accepted:
- driver's licence from a Canadian province;
- municipal or school tax bill;
- government postal correspondence;
- recent invoice from a company providing energy, residential telephone or cable services;
- hospital card accompanied by the health insurance card with photo;
- record of employment or payslip;
- certificate or statement of home or auto insurance;
- transcript from a Canadian college or university;
- bank statement;
- change of address receipt from Canada Post.
Once the examinations are passed, the candidate must complete a probationary period in the sector or sector class in question.
Note that a certified representative who surrenders or does not renew his authorization to practise in another province or territory must, within three years following his surrender or non-renewal of the authorization:
- pass the AMF exam(s) indicated in the reference guide,
- complete the probationary period; and
- apply for a representative's certificate.
Alberta
Authorizations issued elsewhere in Canada | Corresponding certificate(s) in Québec | Requirements to be met |
|---|---|---|
General level 2 Insurance agent | Damage insurance agent (3a) Damage insurance broker (4a) | Pass the exam pertaining to legal concepts and legislation in damage insurance (pdf - 68 KB) Complete a 12-week probationary period, including 6 weeks in personal-lines damage insurance and 6 weeks in commercial-lines damage insurance. |
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland And Labrador
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Authorizations issued elsewhere in Canada | Corresponding certificate(s) in Québec | Requirements to be met |
|---|---|---|
General insurance Agent | Damage insurance agent (3a) Damage insurance broker (4a) | Pass the exam pertaining to legal concepts and legislation in damage insurance (pdf - 68 KB) Complete a 12-week probationary period, including 6 weeks in personal-lines damage insurance and 6 weeks in commercial-lines damage insurance. |
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Authorizations issued elsewhere in Canada | Corresponding certificate(s) in Québec | Requirements to be met |
|---|---|---|
Insurance agent - General insurance | Damage insurance agent (3a) Damage insurance broker (4a) | Pass the exam pertaining to legal concepts and legislation in damage insurance (pdf - 68 KB) Complete a 12-week probationary period, including 6 weeks in personal-lines damage insurance and 6 weeks in commercial-lines damage insurance. |