| The Department of Insurance is an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. |
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| Frequently Asked Questions on Applying for a Job |
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| Q. Can I send a resume instead of a completed State Application? |
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| A. No. A resume will not be accepted in lieu of a State Application (Form PD-107), but may be submitted along with the application. |
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| Q. Will my application be accepted if postmarked on the specified closing date of the posted position? |
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| A. No. The application must be received by the Personnel Office by 5:00 pm on the specified closing date on each job posting. |
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| Q. May I fax a copy of my application? |
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| A. Yes. You may fax an application to (919) 715-7083 before 5:00 pm on the specified closing date of a posting to be considered for the position. |
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| Q. Will I be notified when my application has been received? |
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| A. Yes, a postcard indicating receipt of application will be mailed to your home address. |
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| Q. If applying for more than one job opportunity, do I need to send a separate application for each posting? |
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| A. No. If applying for more than one vacant position, list position number of each job posting on same application. |
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| Q. If college transcripts are required, may I forward them separately? |
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| A. Yes. Since it is important that the Personnel Office receive your application by the closing date stated on the posting, just forward your transcripts to the Personnel Office as soon as possible. |
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| Q. Will I be notified when the position is filled? |
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| A. Yes. A letter indicating the position was filled is sent to each applicant. |
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| Q. Will my application be kept on file at Department of Insurance or do I need to send a new application each time I apply? |
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| A. Your application will remain on file for three years. If you wish to be considered for other positions within that time, contact the Personnel office. |
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