LLQP Exam Fees (In-person Exams Only)
Examination registration fees are non-refundable, non-transferable, and expire one year after registration.
See our LLQP Exam Information page for more details about how to register and pay for exams.
Exam Fees (Metro Vancouver)
|
Type
|
Amount
|
| Full-day package (all 4 modules)* |
$145 |
| Life Insurance |
$55 |
| Segregated Funds and Annuities |
$55 |
| Accident and Sickness Insurance |
$55 |
| Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law) |
$55 |
| Ethics and Professional Practice (Civil Code – Quebec) |
$55 |
| Rewrite of a Single Exam Module |
$55 |
* Only applicable to examinees writing all four modules in one day in Metro Vancouver (Vancouver or Surrey).
Examination fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to reschedule a scheduled examination before its rescheduling deadline. See the Exam Schedules for change deadlines.
Examinaton fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to attend a scheduled examination. If the examinee is unable to attend a scheduled exam due to a medical reason, they may reschedule their exam by submitting a written request along with a doctor’s note to the Examinations team for consideration.
Exam Fees (BC Regions Outside of Metro Vancouver)
|
Type
|
Amount
|
| Life Insurance |
$55 |
| Segregated Funds and Annuities |
$55 |
| Accident and Sickness Insurance |
$55 |
| Ethics and Professional Practice (Common Law) |
$55 |
| Ethics and Professional Practice (Civil Code – Quebec) |
$55 |
| Rewrite of a Single Exam Module |
$55 |
| Proctor Fee per Single Exam Module (paid to the individual test centre) |
Determined by the individual test centre.
(Approximatley $80 + GST per module) |
Examinees must contact the individual test centre directly to reschedule/cancel their exam(s). Proctor rescheduling fees may apply as determined by the individual test centre, please review the test centre’s terms and policies for their rescheduling/cancellation procedure. Examinees must also notify the Insurance Council of the cancellation by cancelling the exam(s) through their
online portal account. If the cancel notification is not provided
at least 14 calendar days before the scheduled exam, examinees automatically forfeit the exam fee paid to the Insurance Council.
Examinaton fees are forfeited if the examinee fails to attend a scheduled examination. If the examinee is unable to attend a scheduled exam due to a medical reason, they may reschedule their exam by submitting a written request along with a doctor’s note to the Examinations team for consideration. Proctor rescheduling fees may apply as determined by the individual test centre, please review the test centre’s terms and policies for their rescheduling/cancellation procedure.