Georgia Insurance Continuing Education (CE) Courses for License Renewal

Yes. Under Georgia's CE ruleDocument Document 120 2 3 15pdf Download Oci.georgia.gov, your hours must come from the subject areas you're licensed in, plus at least 3 hours of ethics every renewal. That's why our 24 hour package is built for agents who hold both Property & Casualty and Life & Health.

Licensed in both P&C and L&H? The 24 hour packageGeorgia Continuing Education covers your full renewal, ethics included. Already finished some hours somewhere else? Pick from our individual coursesGeorgia Continuing Education to fill the gaps. Licensed in more than one state? Our CE planning guideContinuing Education How Multi State Insurance Agents Master Their Ce Requirements Resources shows how to plan your hours.

Georgia licenses renew every two years, on the last day of your birth month. Your hours must be complete before your license expires, so finish early and give them time to post. See the full timeline in our renewal guideContinuing Education Georgia Insurance Ce Requirements Resources.

Go to Sircon.com/georgia, choose Lookup Education Courses or Transcript, then Continuing Education Transcript Inquiry. Enter your Georgia license number and last name. Your transcript shows your required hours, completed courses, and any hours carried forward.

We report your completed hours to Georgia through Sircon within 1 to 2 business days of finishing each course. You also get a certificate of completion for your records as soon as you pass.

Yes. Every course on this page is online and self study, including ethics, so you can finish all 24 hours from your laptop or the Aceable Insurance appAceable Insurance App.

Yes. Each Georgia course ends with an open book online exam, and you need a 70% to pass. Finish the exam and we report your hours to the state.

Yes, up to half of your two year requirement. Extra ethics hours carry forward only as line credit, so you'll still need 3 new ethics hours every renewal. Carryover rules vary a lot by state, so see what transfers whereContinuing Education 5 Things Every Multi State Insurance Agent Must Know About Ce Resources if you hold other licenses.

Not for credit in the same reporting period. Georgia doesn't give credit for the same course taken more than once in one period.

Yes, and they're separate from your regular CE package:

• Annuities: a one time 4 hour annuity training course before you sell annuities
• Long-term care partnership: an initial 8 hour course, then 4 hours every 24 months
• Flood: a one time 3 hour NFIP course for property agents who sell flood. It counts toward your CE hours and can count toward ethics

You can't renew until your hours are complete, so a late transcript means a late renewal and time you can't legally sell. If something outside your control gets in the way, read our guide to exemptions and extensionsContinuing Education Insurance Ce Exemptions And Extensions Resources before your deadline.

Yes. Aceable Insurance is approved by the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire, Provider ID 239926, and every course on this page counts toward your Georgia requirement. Ready to start? See the 24 hour packageGeorgia Continuing Education.

Yes. Every Georgia CE course works on the Aceable Insurance appAceable Insurance App for iOS and Android. Start on your desktop, finish on your phone, and your progress syncs automatically.

Most states ask for 24 hours with 3 hours of ethics, but Georgia stands out for its line of authority rule and its 20 hour reduction for long service. Compare every state in our 50 state guideContinuing Education Insurance Ce Requirements By State Resources, or see all Aceable CE coursesContinuing Education.