Virginia (VA) - State Law Study Guide for Property & Casualty

Virginia Property & Casualty State Law Study Guide (w/ Personal Lines) (2026 Edition)
Master the Virginia State Law portion of your Insurance Licensing Exam with this clear, exam‑focused guide for both Property & Casualty and Personal Lines candidates. State law questions are some of the most specific and most “memorize‑able” points on your exam, and this guide shows you exactly where those easy points are hiding.

What You Get

• Complete “Common to All Lines” section, including the State Corporation Commission and Bureau of Insurance, licensing rules, marketing practices, unfair trade practices, producer responsibilities, federal laws (FCRA, 18 USC 1033), Guaranty Association, FAIR Plan, NFIP, and key Virginia definitions and insurer types.

• Clearly organized paths for P&C vs. Personal Lines, so you know exactly which Parts to study for your exam (Part 1 & Part 2 for P&C, Part 1 & Part 3 for Personal Lines).

• Plain‑English explanations, memory tricks, charts, callouts, flashcard prompts, quizzes, and a final rapid review section that locks in every must‑know Virginia number and rule.

• Every key Virginia number and deadline you need (license valid 2 years, 24 CE hours with 3 ethics, 5‑year insurer exam cycle, 5‑year record retention, 30‑day reporting rules, 30‑60‑20 auto limits, penalty amounts, cancellation and nonrenewal notice periods by line, etc.).

• Step‑by‑step state law study game plan, including how to use the overview video, charts, flashcards, quizzes, and rapid review so you’re never guessing what to do next.

Turn dense Virginia statutes into simple, memorable concepts so you can walk into the PSI exam knowing exactly what to expect from the state law section. Whether you are sitting for Property & Casualty, Personal Lines, or planning to take both, this guide is the perfect companion to any general knowledge course.

Approximately 35–40 pages – fully printable, with built‑in rapid review and flashcard prompts.

Pass the Virginia Insurance Exam the Queen’s way.