New Jersey Insurance Pre-Licensing Course

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New Jersey Insurance Pre-Licensing

  • Pre-licensing built around New Jersey’s 20 hours for each line
  • Get ready for your PSI state exams with confidence
  • Study on your phone or laptop, wherever your day takes you
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Steps to Your New Jersey Insurance License

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1. Complete Your Pre-Licensing Course

New Jersey requires 20 hours for each line of authority, so Life & Health or Property & Casualty takes 40 hours total.

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2. Pass Your State Exams

Schedule with PSI. Each line has its own exam, and you need 70% or higher on each one.

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3. Apply Through NIPR

Once you pass, submit your resident producer application online through NIPR.

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4. Get Fingerprinted

Book your fingerprint appointment with IdentoGO after you apply. DOBI issues your license once your background check clears.

 

 

 

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Why Students Trust Aceable Insurance

 

Now a Licensed Agent
"To top it off, I passed my state exam today and can now say I’m a licensed insurance agent! Thanks Aceable, you’re the best!"

Russell

 

Designed Very Well
"The class was designed very well and systematically. It gives you more opportunity to review any part of the whole class."

Weihua

 

Chapter Quizzes Help
"Course was easy to understand, and I like that it has quizzed you at the end of the chapters."

Heriberto

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Pre-Licensing Hours Do I Need for a New Jersey Insurance License?

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What Happens After I Finish My New Jersey Pre-Licensing Course?

Start Your New Jersey Insurance Career

Explore the ins and outs of becoming an Insurance Agent by learning about licensing, daily tasks, and how to enter the insurance industry.

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What Should I Know Before Starting an Insurance Career?

How to choose between Life & Health and Property & Casualty, and how to get ready before you enroll.

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What Could Your Insurance License Be Worth?

Top 10% of insurance agents earn $135K+. The bottom 10% earn $36K. Same license. Here’s what actually separates them.