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IDOI Bail/Recovery Agent Examination

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Computer-based, English, multiple-choice
Exam questions
60 scoreable questions
Time limit
60 minutes
Passing score
70%
Examination outline
  • Department of Insurance
    • Commissioner's Powers and Duties
    • Admitted Insurers
    • Insurer Deposits
    • Department Investigator
    • Bail Bond Enforcement & Administration Fund
  • Bail Agent & Recovery Agent Licensing & Regulations
    • Qualifications
    • Prelicensing Educational requirements
    • Examination and Licensing Fees
    • Registration of Bail Agent License with Circuit Court
    • License Renewal and Expiration
    • Continuing Education
    • Change of Address
    • Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of License & Disciplinary Actions/Penalties
    • Appointment and Termination of Appointment
    • Discontinuance of Business/Return of License
    • Persons Excluded from Acting as Bail Agents/Recovery Agents
  • Key Definitions
    • Acquit
    • Appeal
    • Arraignment
    • Bail Agent
    • Bail Bond
    • Collateral
    • Defendant
    • Extradition
    • Felony
    • Fugitive
    • Indemnification
    • Insurance
    • Insurer
    • Power of Attorney
    • Property bond
    • Premium
    • Surety
    • Real property
    • Recognizance
    • Revocation
    • Recovery Agent
    • Risk
    • Transfer fee
    • Undertaking
    • Warrant
  • Bail Bond Basics
    • Purpose
    • Surety bond types
    • Surety bond types: Bail
    • Surety bond types: Appearance
    • Surety bond types: Appeal
    • Surety bond types: Cash
    • Surety bond types: Property
    • Parties to a Surety bond
    • Parties to a Surety bond: Principal
    • Parties to a Surety bond: Obligee
    • Parties to a Surety bond: Surety/Guarantor
    • Indemnification Agreements/Surety Contracts
    • Bail Agent & Insurer's Power of Attorney
    • Duties of a Bail Agent/Recovery Agent
    • Access to Jails
    • Bond Process
    • Bond Process: Application for bond
    • Bond Process: The Surety contract
    • Bond Process: Obligations of the parties
    • Bond Process: Amount of bail
    • Bond Process: Collateral security
    • Bond Process: Receipts
    • Bond Process: Posting the bond/Recordings
    • Bond Process: Informational notice requirements
    • Court Procedures
    • Court Procedures: Court appearance
    • Court Procedures: Arraignment
    • Court Procedures: Trial
    • Court Procedures: Appeal
    • Court Procedures: Conditions for release
    • Court Procedures: Failure to appear
    • Court Procedures: Revocation of bail
    • Release of Surety
    • Surrender of Principal
    • Surrender of Principal: Return of premium
    • Surrender of Principal: Return of collateral
    • Bond Forfeiture
    • Bond Forfeiture: Disposal of funds
    • Bond Forfeiture: Time limit for appeals
    • Bond Forfeiture: Penalty assessments & timing
  • Bail Agent/Recovery Agent Practices & Procedures
    • Use of Recovery Agents
    • Use of Recovery Agents: Duties of a Recovery Agent
    • Use of Recovery Agents: Relationship to the Bail Agent
    • Use of Recovery Agents: Prohibited conduct
    • Use of Recovery Agents: Compensation
    • Soliciting Business-Prohibited conduct
    • Attorney Referrals
    • Practice of Law
    • Failure to Collect Full Premium
    • Signing a Bond in Blank
    • Maintaining Records
    • Soliciting Without a License
    • Prohibition Against Gifts
  • Law Enforcement Principles
    • Who May Make An Arrest
    • Who May Make An Arrest: Law enforcement officers
    • Who May Make An Arrest: Judges
    • Who May Make An Arrest: Coroners
    • Who May Make An Arrest: Citizen's arrest
    • Surety Qualifications
    • Surrender of Defendants
    • Apprehension of Defendants
    • Notice of Trial or Hearing
    • Failure of Defendant to Appear
    • Breach of Undertaking
    • Use of Force to Protect Person or Property
    • Use of Force Relating to Surrender or Escape
    • Bail
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