1. Must be of legal age, or have the disabilities of minority removed by a Court of law for general purposes.

2. Must be a resident of this state or a licensed non-resident.

3. Must be appointed by a licensed Health Maintenance Organization or an applicant for said Certificate of Authority.

4. Must be deemed by the Commissioner to be competent, trustworthy, financially responsible and of good personal and business reputation.

5. Must pass such written disability examination or other appropriate examination as required by the Commissioner. Must complete required hours of pre-licensure education as is required by the Commissioner's Rule and Regulation 31, “Educational Requirements for Insurance Agents”.

6. Must file letter of certificate issued within ninety (90) days, evidencing the resident HMO agent license is current or in good standing from supervisory insurance official from state of domicile, if a nonresident.

1. Must be domiciled in this state or a licensed non-resident.

2. Must file partnership articles or agreement, if a general or limited partnership, resident or nonresident. Must file registration from the Arkansas Secretary of State, if a limited Arkansas partnership.

3. Must file articles of incorporation duly certified by the proper domiciliary state official, if a resident or nonresident corporation. Must file a certificate of organization from the Arkansas Secretary of State if an Arkansas limited liability company. Must file registration if required by the Arkansas Secretary of State, if a foreign corporation.

4. Must be appointed by a licensed Health Maintenance Organization or an applicant for said Certificate of Authority.

5. Must file letters of certification issued within ninety (90) days evidencing the resident HMO agency licensure and each individual agent from that state is current or in good standing from supervisory insurance official from state of domicile, if a nonresident.