• Every 2 yrs. ending on the last day of the licensee’s birth month.

• 24-hours of insurance CE, including 3-hours of ethics are required every 2-year license term.

• Producers must take courses with in the line(s) for which they hold a license.

Students are required to read and complete all study materials PRIOR to attempting the final exam.

• Final exams are closed book.
• Use of course materials, notes or other sources of assistance is prohibited.
• Exams must be monitored by a disinterested 3rd party “Proctor”. Proctors may NOT serve for examinations of family members, relatives or dependents, employers or supervisors, employees or subordinates, partners or joint ventures or co-owners, or for anyone in whom the monitor or instructor has an economic or other interest in assuring the successful outcome of the examination.
• Final exams must be completed with a passing score of 70% or above to earn course credit.

Initial NFIP Flood Training Requirement:

• 3hrs. of  training must be completed prior to selling or soliciting flood insurance products.

Initial Annuity Training Requirement:

• One-time 4hr. training must be completed prior to selling/soliciting annuity products.

Long-Term Care Partnership Training Requirement:

• Initial Training
  • 8hrs. of training required before selling or soliciting Long-Term Care products
• Continued Training
  • 4hrs. ongoing training must be completed every 24 months beyond the completion of the initial 8.

• Repetition Rules
  • Courses may NOT be repeated within a 2yr license term.
• Carryover Rules
  • Maximum 50% earned in excess of the requirement may be carried over to the following license term.
  • Excess ethics hours will carryover as general credit only.

Upon successful completion of a course, AHI will provide students with a printable Certificate of Completion which should be retained by the Producer in their personal files for a minimum of 3yrs.

AHI will report course completions directly to your state recording entity, based on individual state requirements. 

Courses are licensed to be presented online or by paper based self-study.

The following are exempt from Georgia Insurance CE requirements:

• Newly licensed producers
  • the pre-licensing course can be used to satisfy the first renewal cycle CE requirement. Producers must submit their pre-licensing certificate with renewal as proof of CE compliance.
• Non-resident producers in good standing with their home state, provided that the non-resident producer’s home state reciprocates with Georgia producers in the same manner. Non-resident producers must submit documentation at the time of renewal, certifying that they have met their home state`s continuing education requirement.
• Non-resident adjusters are not required to complete the Georgia CE requirement.
• Individuals holding a CFP, CLU, CPCU, ChFC, FLMI, CIC, CEBS, AAI, CRM, or a major BBA in Risk Management and Insurance from an accredited college must complete 12 hours of CE including 3 hours of ethics every two years.