Wisconsin § 628.06 Licensing of fraternal agents.

Wisconsin Statutes

§ 628.06 — Licensing of fraternal agents.

Wisconsin § 628.06

Ch. 628Insurance marketing

Subch.subch. II of ch. 628 SUBCHAPTER II

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Wis. Stat. § 628.06 (2026).

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628.06 628.06(1) (1) General provision. Subject to sub.

(2), an agent of a fraternal is subject to the same licensing requirements as an agent for any other insurer doing the same lines of business, unless the agent was an agent for a fraternal immediately prior to October 2, 1963, and is still such an agent on June 19, 1976. The agent’s authority under this exception ceases upon ceasing, for however short a period, to be an agent for a fraternal. 628.06(2) (2) Part-time fraternal agents. An agent for one or more fraternals who devotes or intends to devote less than half-time to the solicitation of insurance business is not subject to the requirements of sub.

(1). A person is presumed to have devoted half-time to the solicitation of insurance business if in the preceding calendar year th

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628.06
628.06(1) (1) General provision. Subject to sub. (2) , an agent of a fraternal is subject to the same licensing requirements as an agent for any other insurer doing the same lines of business, unless the agent was an agent for a fraternal immediately prior to October 2, 1963, and is still such an agent on June 19, 1976. The agent’s authority under this exception ceases upon ceasing, for however short a period, to be an agent for a fraternal.
628.06(2) (2) Part-time fraternal agents. An agent for one or more fraternals who devotes or intends to devote less than half-time to the solicitation of insurance business is not subject to the requirements of sub. (1) . A person is presumed to have devoted half-time to the solicitation of insurance business if in the preceding calendar year the person procured life insurance contracts in a face amount in excess of $50,000, or, in the case of other kinds of insurance, on the persons of more than 25 individuals, and if the person received compensation therefor.