OK SB965

Eliminates the requirement for resident provisional insurance producer licenses and removes the 180-day deadline for applicants to pass licensing examinations, while reducing the license reinstatement period from 24 months to 12 months after expiration

Modifies continuing education requirements by removing the mandate that education cover specific lines of insurance for which producers and adjusters are licensed

Consolidates insurance adjuster license classes from six categories (including separate motor vehicle and fire/allied lines) down to four broader categories: Property, Casualty, Workers' Compensation, Crime/Fidelity, Crop/Hail, and Multi-peril Crop

Changes bail bondsman licenses from annual to biennial expiration tied to the bondsman's birth month, doubles continuing education requirements from 8 to 16 hours per renewal period, and increases renewal fees from $100 to $200

Requires bail bondsman applications and monthly reports to be submitted electronically rather than by mail, and creates new felony penalties (up to $5,000 fine) for persons with revoked/suspended licenses who perform bondsman acts or for licensed bondsmen who assist them