Arizona Insurance Continuing Education

Complete 40 hours of insurance continuing education during your license term if you are an Arizona resident insurance producer who held a non-resident insurance producer license in another state at any time during the license term.

If you have not held a nonresident insurance license in another state, you do not need to complete insurance continuing education.

A nonresident licensed in good standing in the home state is not required to complete Arizona-approved continuing education courses to be eligible to renew the Arizona insurance license.

• Property and Casualty Producer

  • 40 CE Hours are required every 4 year license term.

• Life and Health Producer

  • 40 CE Hours are required every 4 year license term.

• Long Term Care

  • Initial training requirement: An Arizona resident cannot sell, solicit or negotiate long-term care insurance unless the individual is licensed as an accident and health or sickness insurance producer and the individual completes eight hours of Arizona-approved long-term care training*. ARS § 20-1691.12(A)(2) A nonresident must either complete an Arizona-approved long-term care training course or satisfy a substantially similar requirement in the licensee's home state.
  • On-going training requirement: An Arizona resident must complete four hours of Arizona-approved long-term care training* in each two-year period succeeding July 1, 2009, after the two-year period in which the person satisfied the initial long-term care training requirement. ARS § 20-1691.12(A)(3) A nonresident must either complete Arizona-approved long-term care training or satisfy a substantially similar requirement in the licensee's home state.

• Flood Insurance Training

  Satisfy the National Flood Insurance Program training requirements and earn credits toward satisfying Arizona's insurance continuing education requirement by completing three hours of Arizona-approved flood insurance education.

• We will report your hours to Thompson Prometric within 1 business day of your course completion.

• Agents who hold a resident license in Arizona but not in any other jurisdiction for the entire license period.
• Non-residents

• Last day of the licensee's birth month, every 4 years.

• Online courses
• Independent Self-study
• Classroom Study

• Monitored Exam
• Monitor must be a CE Provider Representative or a Licensee who supervises the conduct of a student while completing the exam.

Go to the Arizona DOI Web site

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