Mississippi Insurance Department receives approval to reimburse MS veterans for license testing
Jackson Advocate
JANS - Veterans who take an insurance licensing exam to become licensed through the Mississippi Department of Insurance are now eligible to receive reimbursement for testing fees, Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney announced.
The United States Department of Veteran Affairs notified the Insurance Department that the Mississippi licensing exam has been approved for reimbursement through a veterans reimbursement program. Each examination is $52 and the reimbursement program is retroactive effective September 15, 2017.
"No matter how many times a veteran takes the exam, they can be reimbursed for the exam fee. This is just a small way to honor the many veterans who work in the insurance industry in Mississippi," said Chaney, who is a Vietnam veteran.
"The Mississippi Insurance Department was the first agency in Mississippi to apply for and get approval for exam reimbursement through the VA program."
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can reimburse veterans for taking a licensing or certification test. For information on the process, veterans can go to the following websites:
US Department of VA Affairs Licensing & Certification
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