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Connecticut Licensing and Renewal Guide for Property and Casualty Insurance
What this guide will teach you:
- How to apply for and renew a Connecticut producer license for property/casualty/health and/or financial insurance services.
- Fees for obtaining and maintaining insurance licenses.
- How to meet continuing education (CE) requirements and deadlines.
- How to access resources and contact information to simplify the process.
Rules and Requirements for Connecticut Property and Casualty Insurance Licenses
What is the minimum age to apply for a new license?
Applicants must be at least eighteen (18) years old.
Do I need to provide any specific identification to apply?
Yes, you must have either a SSN (Social Security Number) or a FEIN (Federal Employer Identification Number).
Is proof of residency required?
Yes, you are required to provide proof of residency within the state of Connecticut.
Are there any exams I need to pass to get my license?
Yes, you must complete pre-licensing education and the state-approved licensing exam.
Do I need to complete fingerprinting as part of the application process?
No, fingerprinting is not required.
Are there character requirements to qualify for a license?
Yes, you must pass a state and federal criminal history background check.
How to Apply for a New or Renew an Insurance License in Connecticut
Applying for a New Producer License
Renewing a License
Non-Resident Producer Licensing
Business Entity Applications
Connecticut Producer Licensing Fees
Licensing fees apply for Connecticut appointments, exams, and other services as follows.
Fees | Price |
Non-Refundable Application Fee | $50 |
Individual Resident/Non-Resident New License Fee |
$140 |
Business Entity New License Fee | $130 |
Resident/Non-Resident Renewal Fee | $160 |
Resident/Non-Resident Late Renewal Fee |
$160 |
Reinstatement Fee | $130 |
Connecticut License Exam Fee | $65 – $105iv |
Disclaimer: Fees and requirements may change at any time without prior notice. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, we recommend verifying fees through the NIPR licensing center directly.
Continuing Education (CE) Insurance Licensing Requirements in Connecticut
CE requirements include:
- 24 hours (3 hours in ethics)
More information about Connecticut CE requirements is available at the Connecticut Insurance Department website.
FAQs
When do I need to renew my Connecticut producer license?
Licenses require renewal every 2 years before the last day of the licensee’s birth month. Renew your license anytime from 90 days before the expiration date.
What if I miss the Connecticut producer license renewal deadline?
If a licensee fails to complete CE requirements a licensee has a one-year grace period to complete a reinstatement after fulfilling CE requirements and paying a late renewal fee of $160.00, a total of $320.00 with the renewal fee. After one year, the licensee must apply as a new applicant.
How can I track my Connecticut producer CE credits?
Use the VerifyMyCE page to verify your CE credits.
Where can I check my Connecticut insurance license application status?
You can check your application status on the NIPR website.
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