Georgia Insurance License Training
Standard Licensing Package: Life & Health - GA 40.00 Hrs
Premium Licensing Package: Life & Health - GA 40.00 Hrs
Ultimate Licensing Package: Life and Health - GA 40.00 Hrs
Standard Licensing Package: Property and Casualty - GA 40.00 Hrs
Premium Licensing Package: Property and Casualty - GA 40.00 Hrs
Ultimate Licensing Package: Property and Casualty - GA 40.00 Hrs
Insurance Adjuster -
With the Live Instructor 30-Day Subscription 40 Hrs
***This comprehensive course will prepare you for the final exam that will certify you as a knowledgeable, professional insurance adjuster, not only in Texas, but in the multiple states that offer reciprocity, as long as you also satisfy any unique state-based requirements.
Package includes the Live Instructor 30-Day Subscription 40.0 Hrs
***The TX Resident Adjuster license is considered the most valuable adjuster license in the country. Over 30 states recognize this license via reciprocity thus allowing an adjuster to enjoy a nearly nationwide scope of operation as long as any unique state regulations are also met. This broad license make an adjuster much more valuable.
GEORGIA INSURANCE
LICENSE TRAINING
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Georgia Insurance License State Requirements
For Life, Accident and Sickness
• Completion of 40 hour life, accident and sickness pre-licensing course.
• Passing score on Life, accident and sickness examination.
• Completion of form GID-103.
• Payment of $75
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant holds CLU or FLMI designation. Must attach copy of CLU or FLMI designation with application.
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
For Property Casualty
• Completion of 40 hour property and casualty prelicensing course.
• Passing score on property and casualty examination.
• Completion of form GID-103.
• Payment of $75
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant holds CPCU designation. Must attach copy of CPCU designation to application.
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
Sample Georgia Insurance License Course Descriptions
Finally we have a Life and Health licensing curriculum presented in a plain-English, no-nonsense manner designed with one objective in mind - a passing score on the State Insurance Licensing Exam. This state-of-the-art learning resource introduces you to the required information in a logical, progressive sequence.
We start with the definition of risk and are then guide you step-by-step through the most intricate issues of Variable Universal Life and Equity Indexed Annuities. Ours is a crisp, conversational style that practically eliminates the tedium of learning, and you will appreciate the use of important interactive strategies that help adults understand and remember.
Included:
Our Ultimate Success Licensing Package helps avoid shortcuting your preparation, failing by one point and then have to pay the full cost of retaking the exam..We provide all the essential tools plus Instructor Connect that will enable you to pass the State Licensing Exam on your first attempt.
A. Online Prep Course
B. Resource Guide
C. Instructor Connect
Instructor Connect:
This valuable resource provides access to a live instructor, for 30 days from date of purchase, who can tutor you on difficult concepts, answer any questions that you may have concerning the course content, work with you on overcoming test anxiety or simply clarify test procedures for your State Licensing Exam.
•Availability:
•Our live instructor is available to you from 8:30am to 4:30pm CST by phone and email (voicemail and email responded to within 24 business hours).
•Exam Remediation:
•If you should fall short on your first attempt to pass the State Exam, you are encouraged to send your results to your instructor. He will analyze your scores and develop a personalized review plan to organize your study and deliver it to you by email. You can then focus your efforts on the material that is most likely to produce a passing score on your next attempt.
•Lead Instructor Bio:
•Jack Frick, CIC, CISR, AIS, M. Div. has over 30 years of insurance industry experience that includes being a claims adjuster, commercial lines underwriter, claims adjuster, sales manager, agency owner, field representative and Director of Training for a major insurance carrier. Jack holds over 12 years experience as an insurance pre-licensing instructor. During his tenure as an instructor he has trained over 13,000 students with a 90%+ licensing exam pass rate. Jack has been a co-author of numerous insurance text-books, frequent industry speaker, and served 9 years at the National Alliance for Insurance Education and Research, one of the nation's leading providers of advanced insurance designations. Most importantly, Jack is a master at communicating even the most complex concepts that you might encounter on your State Exam with language and examples that are instantly understood by entry-level students.
Online Course Outline:
Your state insurance regulators built an Exam Content Outline which dictates the information which we must include in the Online Course and Resource Guide. Parts I through III of the Course and Resource Guide make up the “national core” portion (useful in any state). Part IV is the State Law section of your course.
Part I: Introduction to Life & Health Insurance
•Chapter 1 Purpose of Insurance
•Chapter 2 Contract Law
•Chapter 3 Underwriting and the Application
Part II: Life Insurance
•Chapter 4 Traditional Life Policies
•Chapter 5 Flexible Feature Life Policies
•Chapter 6 Policy Provisions
•Chapter 7 Policy Options
•Chapter 8 Policy Riders
•Chapter 9 Annuities and Retirement Plans
•Chapter 10 Business and Group Life
•Chapter 11 Social Security
Part III: Accident and Health
•Chapter 12 Health Foundations
•Chapter 13 Medical Expense Policies
•Chapter 14 Disability Income Policies
•Chapter 15 Uniform Individual Health Policy Provisions
•Chapter 16 Group Health Insurance
•Chapter 17 Medicare and Medicaid
•Chapter 18 Limited Health Insurance Policies
Part IV: State Insurance Laws
•Chapter 19 General State Insurance Law
•Chapter 20 State Life Insurance Law
•Chapter 21 State Health Insurance Law
Exam Proctor:
The Department of Insurance requires that a Proctor monitor your final exam. A proctor is a disinterested third party who does not have an economic or other interest in assuring the successful outcome of the final exam you will be taking upon completion of the Online Prep Course. Instructions will be given when the course begins.
Your state insurance regulators built an Exam Content Outline which dictates the information which we must include in the Online Course and Resource Guide. Parts I through III of the Course and Resource Guide make up the “national core” portion (useful in any state). Part IV is the State Law section of your course.
Online Course Outline:
Part I: Property and Casualty Fundamentals
•Chapter 1 Building a Property and Casualty vocabulary
•Chapter 2 Contract Law
•Chapter 3 Basics of Property Insurance
•Chapter 4 Basics of Liability Insurance
Part II: Personal Lines
•Chapter 5 Homeowners and Dwelling policies
•Chapter 6 Personal Auto Policy
•Chapter 7 Watercraft and Flood policies
Part III: Commercial Lines
•Chapter 8 The Commercial Package policy
•Chapter 9 Commercial Property
•Chapter 10 Commercial General Liability
•Chapter 11 Crime and Fidelity Bonds
•Chapter 12 Equipment Breakdown Coverage
•Chapter 13 Other Commercial Policies: Auto, Marine & Farm
•Chapter 14 Business owners Policy
•Chapter 15 Workers Compensation and Employers Liability
Part IV: State Insurance Laws
•Chapter 16 General State Insurance Law
•Chapter 17 State Personal Lines Law
•Chapter 18 State Commercial Lines Law
Exam Proctor:
The Department of Insurance requires that a Proctor monitor your final exam. A proctor is a disinterested third party who does not have an economic or other interest in assuring the successful outcome of the final exam you will be taking upon completion of the Online Prep Course. Instructions will be given when the course begins.
GEORGIA INSURANCE LICENSE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS - Additional Information
For Life, Accident and Sickness
• Completion of 40 hour life, accident and sickness pre-licensing course. For prelicensing provider listing, click here
• Passing score on Life, accident and sickness examination. For information regarding examination procedures, click here
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant holds CLU or FLMI designation. Must attach copy of CLU or FLMI designation with application.
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
For Property Casualty
• Completion of 40 hour property and casualty prelicensing course. For prelicensing provider listing, click here
• Passing score on property and casualty examination. For information regarding examination procedures, click here
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant holds CPCU designation. Must attach copy of CPCU designation to application.
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
For Personal Lines
• Completion of 30 hour personal lines prelicensing course. For licensing provider listing, click here
• Passing score on personal lines examination, For information regarding examination procedures, click here
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75
• Waiver of Prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant holds CPCU designation. Must attach copy of CPCU designation to application.
• Waiver of Prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
For Variable Products
• Must also hold or apply for Life license.
• Completion of 8 hour Variable Product pre-licensing course (through sponsoring company)
• Passing score on Variable Products examination. For information regarding examination procedures, click here
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75 if not already appointed, $65 if already appointed through sponsoring company.
• Proof of NASD Web CRD printout showing current employers/registrations
• Waiver of prelicensing course and examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia.
For Credit
• Completion of 5 hours of self study as outlined by § 33-23-12.
• Effective January 1, 2010, all new resident applicants, excluding active licensees and individuals that apply for reinstatement within 6 months of expiration date, shall be required to submit electronic fingerprints through a vendor selected by the Department for a criminal background check. The applicant shall bear the cost for electronic fingerprinting.
For Travel Ticket, Travel Baggage, Title
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75
For Temporary License
• Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here
• Payment of $75
Nonresident Agent
• We now accept electronic applications, click here to apply.
• Payment is based upon lines requested.
• If you want to file the slower paper application you must complete the Nonresident Uniform Application for Individual Producer. To print application, click here. Proof of home state licensure for license type requested is required; proof may be in form of an Original certification letter dated within 90 days from resident state or PDB printout.
Additional Information
Effective January 1, 2010, all new resident applicants, excluding active licensees and individuals that apply for reinstatement within 6 months of expiration date, shall be required to submit electronic fingerprints through a vendor selected by the Department for a criminal background check. The applicant shall bear the cost for electronic fingerprinting.
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