Insurance Licensing

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Requirements for an Insurance License

Here’s a general overview of the steps you need to take in order to become an insurance agent and maintain your GA License.

1. Complete Pre-Licencing Requirements

Complete Your Prelicensing Education Requirement

I Find a state-approved, prelicensing education course .

You can find a list of providers by using this online tool from the Dept. of Insurance.

Prelicensing Education Hour Requirements
Life: 20 Hours
Accident & Sickness: 20 Hours
Property: 20 Hours
Casualty: 20 Hours
Personal Lines: 20 Hours
Variable Products: 8 Hours plus life insurance license
Adjuster: 40 Hours
Public Adjuster: 40 Hours

View full requirements from the Dept. of Insurance here.

I Prelicensing Education Exemptions

Applicants who have earned the following designations, certifications, or degree are exempt from prelicensing education and exam requirements for the indicated lines of authority:

Life and Health: CLU®, FLMI
Property & Casualty: CPCU®, CIC, CISR, CRM
All Lines: College Degrees in Insurance

View exemption information explained by Kaplan here.

2. Pass Your State Exam

3. Get Fingerprinted

4. Apply for Georgia Insurance License

Apply for Georgia Insurance License

To become licensed as an agency, a licensee must submit a complete GID-130 form for a Resident Georgia Agency or the Uniform Application for Nonresident Business Entity. This must include the appropriate fee to the Georgia Insurance Department and any required supporting documentation. Applicants may apply online by clicking here.

You will be assigned an NPN. This unique identifier is assigned through the licensing application process and is used to track individuals and business entities on a national basis. The NPN is used by many states to replace a producer license number.

5. Plan for Continuing Education Requirements

Complete Your Prelicensing Education Requirement

Licensees in Georgia must complete 12 hours of CE every two years in the line for which the license is held with at least 1 hour in ethics. (Licensees holding multiple authorities Life & Health and Property & Casualty must complete 24 total hours with 50% of the hours in Life & Health and 50% of the hours in Property & Casualty courses - this must include 2 hours of Ethics training). Credit earned from general courses is acceptable in meeting Life & Health or Property & Casualty requirements.

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