Exam overview

The Personal Lines exam format, outline, booking, score, and next steps.

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Texas Personal Lines Exam ID RequirementsPearson VUE’s Texas handbook requires two current, unexpired signature IDs at the test center. The primary ID must be government-issued, photo-bearing…
What to Bring to the Texas Personal Lines ExamBring the two current, unexpired signature IDs Pearson requires: one government-issued photo ID with a signature and a second current signature ID. Th…
Missed the Texas Personal Lines Exam? Lateness and Absence RulesPearson’s Texas handbook says candidates should change or cancel at least 48 hours before the appointment or may forfeit the exam fee. If you are late…
How to Get a Duplicate Texas Personal Lines Score ReportFor a recent Texas Personal Lines exam, sign in to your Pearson VUE account and retrieve the score report from your account. Pearson’s handbook says c…
Are Pretest Questions Identifiable on the Texas Personal Lines Exam?No. Pearson VUE says pretest questions are mixed in with scored items and are not identified. The current Texas Personal Lines outline lists 10 pretes…
Texas Personal Lines P&C Exam: Format and Content OutlineThe Texas Personal Lines Property and Casualty exam is an English, computer-based multiple-choice exam administered by Pearson VUE. The current outlin…
How to Register for the Texas Personal Lines ExamRegister through Pearson VUE’s Texas insurance testing portal. Create or sign in to your Pearson account using your legal name exactly as it appears o…
Texas Personal Lines Exam Check-In and Test-Center RulesFor a Texas Personal Lines exam at a Pearson VUE test center, arrive 30 minutes before your appointment and bring two current signature IDs: one gover…
Texas Personal Lines Exam Accommodations and ESL RequestsFor a Texas Personal Lines exam accommodation, first follow Pearson’s program-specific disability-accommodation process and submit documentation of th…
How to Reschedule or Cancel a Texas Personal Lines ExamPearson’s Texas Insurance Candidate Handbook says to call at least 48 hours before the appointment to change or cancel a reservation. With proper noti…