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Which state agency is the primary insurance regulator in Maine?

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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: ME Property & Casualty Exam

157

Total Questions

Pearson VUE Maine content outline (140 scored + 17 pretest)

210 min

Exam Time

Pearson VUE Maine candidate handbook

70%

Passing Score

Pearson VUE Maine handbook

$80

Exam Fee

Pearson VUE Maine handbook

50/100/25

ME Auto Liability Minimums

Maine Bureau auto insurance requirements

$2,000

Required MedPay Minimum

Maine Bureau auto insurance requirements

Pearson VUE lists Maine's combined P&C exam at 3 hours 30 minutes with a $80 fee and a 70% passing score. The 2026 handbook references content outlines effective February 2, 2026, with 100 national scored questions plus 40 Maine law scored questions (and pretest items). Maine-specific testing emphasizes Bureau of Insurance regulation, 50/100/25 auto minimums, required $2,000 MedPay, UM/UIM offer/rejection rules, and cancellation control acts.

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1Which state agency is the primary insurance regulator in Maine?
A.Maine Bureau of Insurance
B.Maine Secretary of State
C.Maine Department of Labor
D.Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Explanation: The Maine Bureau of Insurance is the primary regulator for insurance in the state. It oversees insurer conduct, producer licensing administration, and many consumer protection functions.
2Who serves as the top insurance regulator for Maine's Bureau of Insurance?
A.An elected Insurance Treasurer
B.The Superintendent of Insurance, appointed by the Governor
C.The Commissioner of Transportation
D.A board chosen by admitted insurers
Explanation: Maine's insurance regulator is the Superintendent of Insurance. The Superintendent leads regulatory functions and is appointed through state government, not elected by policyholders or insurers.
3Under Maine producer law, most material changes in licensing information must be reported to the Superintendent within what period?
A.10 days
B.20 days
C.30 days
D.60 days
Explanation: Maine requires most material licensing changes to be reported within 30 days. This helps the Bureau maintain accurate records for compliance and consumer contact.
4For a first-time Maine resident producer applicant, what is the correct order?
A.Submit license application, then schedule exam after approval
B.Pass the appropriate licensing exam, then submit the license application
C.Obtain company appointment first, then take the exam
D.Complete mandatory 40-hour prelicensing education, then apply
Explanation: Maine guidance states first-time resident producers must pass the exam before applying for licensure. The application and fee are then submitted to the Bureau for review.
5What continuing education requirement applies to most Maine resident full-lines producers?
A.12 total hours, including 1 ethics hour
B.24 total hours, including at least 3 ethics hours
C.30 total hours, including 6 ethics hours
D.24 total hours with no ethics minimum
Explanation: Maine CE rules generally require 24 credit hours with a minimum of 3 ethics hours for resident full-lines producers. Both the overall hours and ethics component must be satisfied.
6In Maine, CE due dates for most producers are tied to which schedule?
A.Every year on December 31
B.The last day of the producer's birth month in the odd/even birth-year cycle
C.Every two years on January 1
D.The anniversary date of the first insurer appointment
Explanation: Maine links CE due dates to a producer's birth month and birth-year parity. This means odd-year births generally cycle in odd years, and even-year births in even years.
7If a Maine producer is CE-compliant by the due date and in good standing, which statement is correct about continuation fees?
A.A $25 continuation fee is required each cycle
B.A $50 continuation fee is required only for P&C lines
C.No continuation fee is charged for the automatic continuation
D.Continuation fees are set by each insurer appointment
Explanation: Maine Bureau guidance states continuation is automatic for compliant licensees and does not require a continuation fee. Producers still must complete CE on time and maintain good standing.
8What happens in Maine if CE is not complete by the due date?
A.The license immediately terminates with no grace period
B.The producer has a 60-day period to complete credits and pay a late penalty
C.The producer has 90 days with no penalty
D.The producer is suspended until retaking the licensing exam
Explanation: Maine provides a 60-day late period to complete missing CE credits and pay the required late penalty. During that window, the license is not automatically terminated solely for missing the due date.
9To remain actively licensed in Maine, must a producer maintain an active company appointment?
A.Yes, at least one active appointment is required
B.Yes, unless the producer is nonresident
C.No, an active appointment is not required just to maintain licensure
D.No, but only for surplus lines producers
Explanation: Maine indicates a producer may remain actively licensed without an active appointment. Appointments affect authority to represent insurers, but not basic license continuation by themselves.
10According to the Pearson VUE Maine candidate handbook, what matches the Property & Casualty Producer major-lines exam entry?
A.2 hours and $55
B.3 hours 30 minutes and $80
C.3 hours and $49
D.4 hours and $100
Explanation: The handbook's available exams table lists the Maine Property & Casualty Producer major-lines exam at 3 hours 30 minutes and an $80 fee. Candidates should still verify current details at registration in case of updates.

About the ME Property & Casualty Exam

Maine's combined Property & Casualty producer exam tests national property and casualty fundamentals plus Maine law on licensing, producer conduct, cancellation/nonrenewal rules, workers compensation, and mandatory auto coverages.

Questions

157 scored questions

Time Limit

3 hours 30 minutes

Passing Score

70%

Exam Fee

$80 (Maine Bureau of Insurance / Pearson VUE)

ME Property & Casualty Exam Content Outline

36%

National Property Content

Property policies, policy provisions, underwriting, valuation, and claims concepts from the national property portion

36%

National Casualty Content

Casualty policies, liability concepts, auto/commercial lines, and core casualty provisions from the national casualty portion

28%

Maine Law and Regulation

Maine producer licensing, unfair practices, cancellation/nonrenewal rules, workers compensation basics, and mandatory auto coverages

How to Pass the ME Property & Casualty Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70%
  • Exam length: 157 questions
  • Time limit: 3 hours 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: $80

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

ME Property & Casualty Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorize Maine-specific numbers early: 50/100/25 liability limits, $2,000 MedPay, and UM/UIM offer-reject rules
2Split practice by blueprint weight: national property, national casualty, then Maine law
3Practice cancellation/nonrenewal scenarios under Maine's cancellation control acts
4Drill producer compliance topics: licensing, CE expectations, fiduciary duties, and unfair-practice standards
5Use timed sets that simulate a 210-minute exam window and review rationales for every missed Maine-law item

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Maine Property & Casualty exam?

The combined Maine P&C outline contains 140 scored questions (50 property + 50 casualty + 40 Maine law) plus pretest questions, for 157 total delivered questions. You should pace for the full 3 hour 30 minute session.

What score do I need to pass the Maine P&C exam?

Maine uses a 70% passing standard for producer licensing exams administered by Pearson VUE. Build a buffer by consistently scoring above 75% on mixed sets before scheduling.

What are Maine's key auto insurance minimums tested on the state section?

Maine's compulsory baseline includes 50/100/25 liability limits, at least $2,000 in Medical Payments coverage, and UM/UIM coverage at least equal to liability unless rejected or reduced in writing. These numbers are tested frequently in Maine-specific questions.

Does Maine require prelicense classroom hours before testing?

Maine law relies on a written examination process and does not list a mandatory prelicense hour requirement for producer applicants in the standard pathway. Many candidates still use prep programs for structure and practice.

What 2025-2026 Maine updates are most relevant for exam prep?

Current Maine materials highlight 2026 outline updates in Pearson VUE publications, the post-September 24, 2025 surplus-lines disclosure changes, and Bulletin 489 guidance that agency termination alone is not a valid personal-lines nonrenewal reason.