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Which States Offer the Insurance License Exam in Spanish?

State by state, what the insurance department or the official exam provider (Pearson VUE, PSI, or Prometric) says about taking the life and health licensing exam in Spanish, with sources and the date we checked.

By , Founder & President, NBG Latino· Updated · 6 min read

Short answer

According to the official source, you can take the life and health insurance license exam in Spanish in Florida, Texas, California, New York, Illinois, Georgia, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, and Oklahoma. In Massachusetts, only select producer exams have a Spanish version.

For Pennsylvania, Nevada, North Carolina, New Jersey, Arizona, Virginia, and Washington we found no official confirmation: confirm with the exam provider before you book. Checked on October 21, 2026.

If Spanish is your stronger language, the first question before you study is whether your state lets you take the licensing exam in Spanish. The answer depends on the state and on the exam provider, and old information circulates online. So this guide only states what each official source says: the state insurance department or the provider that runs the exam (Pearson VUE, PSI, or Prometric).

Checked on October 21, 2026. These rules change. Before you book, confirm with your state exam provider that the Spanish version is still available for your exam.

State by state

  • Florida: Yes, in Spanish. The Pearson VUE Florida handbook lists Spanish versions of the 2-14 (Life and Annuity), 2-15 (Health and Life and Annuity), and 2-40 (Health) exams. The DFS says the Health & Life study manual is also available in Spanish. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Texas: Yes, in Spanish. TDI says you request the Spanish exam with the Pearson VUE ESL form and that Spanish content outlines are available. The Pearson VUE handbook lists Spanish versions of the Life Agent and General Lines – Life, Accident & Health exams. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • California: Yes, in Spanish. The California Department of Insurance lists Spanish versions of the Life, Accident & Health or Sickness, and combined exams. It has offered them since November 1, 2017. Provider: PSI.
  • New York: Yes, in Spanish. DFS announced on June 11, 2020, Spanish versions of the Life, Accident and Health Agent/Broker exam, the Accident and Health exam, and the laws and regulations exam. It is a 2020 announcement: confirm with PSI when you book. Provider: PSI.
  • Illinois: Yes, in Spanish. The Pearson VUE Illinois handbook says all exams are available in Spanish; you choose the language when you book. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Georgia: Yes, in Spanish. The Pearson VUE Georgia handbook marks the Life Agent, Accident/Sickness Agent, and Life/Accident/Sickness combo exams as available in Spanish. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Colorado: Yes, in Spanish. The Pearson VUE Colorado handbook says Spanish versions of the exams are available; you ask for it when you book. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Connecticut: Yes, in Spanish. The Pearson VUE Connecticut handbook says Spanish exams are available; you pick the language when you book and can switch between Spanish and English during the exam. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Maryland: Yes, in Spanish. The Maryland Insurance Administration has offered all insurance licensing exams in Spanish since its December 8, 2023 advisory. You request it with the Spanish Language Insurance Examination Request form. Provider: Prometric.
  • Oklahoma: Yes, in Spanish. The Oklahoma Insurance Department has offered all producer licensing exams in Spanish since January 1, 2025, with Spanish study manuals. Provider: PSI.
  • Massachusetts: Some exams. The Pearson VUE handbook for the Division of Insurance says select producer exams are also available in Spanish, and it publishes the life content outline in Spanish. Confirm with Pearson VUE whether yours is one of them. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • Pennsylvania: Confirm with the exam provider. The PSI bulletin (effective January 22, 2026) does not mention a Spanish version; it does give time and a half to candidates who show English is not their first language. Provider: PSI.
  • Nevada: Confirm with the exam provider. The Pearson VUE Nevada handbook (Oct. 2024) does not mention a Spanish version; it does allow extra time for English as a second language (ESL). Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • North Carolina: Confirm with the exam provider. The Pearson VUE North Carolina handbook (Oct. 2025) does not mention a Spanish version; it does allow extra time for ESL. Provider: Pearson VUE.
  • New Jersey: Confirm with the exam provider. The PSI New Jersey bulletin (updated September 8, 2026) does not mention a Spanish version. Provider: PSI.
  • Arizona: Confirm with the exam provider. We could not find an official source that confirms it.
  • Virginia: Confirm with the exam provider. We could not find an official source that confirms it.
  • Washington: Confirm with the exam provider. We could not find an official source that confirms it.

How to request the Spanish exam

  • Pick the language when you book. That is how the Pearson VUE handbooks for Illinois, Colorado, Georgia, and Connecticut describe it.
  • Send a form before you book. In Texas it is the Pearson VUE ESL form; in Maryland, the Spanish Language Insurance Examination Request sent to the Maryland Insurance Administration.
  • Book with your state provider. PSI schedules the exam in California and Oklahoma; Pearson VUE does in Florida.

Where NBG Latino fits

NBG Latino is a life and health insurance IMO that operates 100% in Spanish, with an English division. Once you are licensed, see the NBG Latino agent page or read how to choose a Spanish-speaking IMO.

Sources

All checked on October 21, 2026.

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  • Yes. The Pearson VUE Florida handbook lists Spanish versions of the 2-14 (Life and Annuity), 2-15 (Health and Life and Annuity), and 2-40 (Health) exams. Source: Pearson VUE Florida Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook (2024), checked October 21, 2026.