Do I need to take the CT state exam if I’m licensed in another state?

No, you must first take the pre-license course and earn your course completion certificate. You have to submit this proof of education with the license application before you are approved to take the Connecticut state licensing exam.

There is not an expiration date attached to the pre-license course completion. You will have just one year to take the test once your license application has been approved.

You can go online to www.psiexams.com to schedule your CT licensing exam. Online registration is the fastest way to book your testing appointment, but you can call (800)-733-9267 for telephone scheduling.

The licensing exam fee is $65, made payable to test administrator PSI. All exam registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.

You will directly pay PSI, Connecticut’s exam provider, using a credit card. PSI accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover cards. You can also mail a check, money order, or cashier’s check. Payment must be received in advance of the exam.

The fastest and most convenient way to create an appointment for your Connecticut salesperson licensing exam is to visit the PSI website. You can create an account, find an exam test center near you, see the schedule, and pay the fee in an hour. Alternatively, you can register by calling 800-733-9267.

PSI test center locations are in West Hartford, Milford, Auburn, Charlestown, Fall River, and West Springfield. Full addresses are available in the Candidate Handbook or on the PSI website.

It depends. Some states have reciprocity with Connecticut and license holders do not need to take the state exam. License holders in Florida, Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana do need to take the state portion of the exam. Non-reciprocal applicants will need to take the licensing exam.

Any modifications to your exam appointment must be made at least two days before your scheduled testing date. You can call PSI at 800-733-9267 or use the PSI website. If you do not reschedule or cancel your exam two days before the test date, you will forfeit your exam fee.