UT Insurance Continuing Education Requirements

• Resident Producers and Adjusters

  • Shall comply with the following CE requirements:
    • A total of 24 hours of continuing education are required, of which: 12 hours must be in the classroom or classroom equivalent type courses.
    • 3 hours must be in ethics training, and the remaining 21 hours can be in any line of insurance.
    • No more than 12 hours may be from courses provided by insurers.
    • All 24 hours must be from courses approved by the Utah Insurance Department.

• Title Producers

  • Shall comply with the following CE requirements:
    • A total of 12 hours of continuing education are required, of which: 6 hours must be in the classroom or classroom equivalent type courses.
    • 3 hours must be in ethics training, and the remaining 9 hours can be in any line of insurance.
    • No more than 6 hours may be from courses provided by insurers.
    • All 12 hours must be from courses approved by the Utah Insurance Department.
  • Licensed for 20 or more consecutive years
  • If licensed for 20 or more consecutive years, a total of 6 hours is required, with 3 of ethics.

• Long Term Care Training

  • A resident producer with an accident and health line of authority may only sell long-term care insurance if the producer:
    • initially completes a minimum of 3 hours of long-term care training before selling long-term care coverage; and
    • after completing the training required, completes a minimum of 3 hours of long-term care training during each subsequent two year licensing period.

• Flood Insurance Training

  • A resident producer with a property line of authority may only sell flood insurance coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program if the producer completes a minimum of 3 hours of flood insurance training related to the National Flood Insurance Program before selling flood insurance coverage.

• Annuity Best Interest Training

  • By July 1, 2025, producers licensed before July 1, 2024, who engage in the sale of annuity products in Utah and who have completed the 4-hour training under previous regulation, must complete either a new 4-hour annuity training course or a one-time one-hour course which includes the new best interest standard. Producers licensed on or after July 1, 2024, must complete a one-time four-hour course that includes the best interest standard before engaging in the sale of annuity products in Utah.

• Military Service
  • A licensee whose license lapses due to military service, voluntary service for a period of time designated by the person for whom the licensee provides voluntary service, or some other extenuating circumstance, such as long term medical disability, may be exempt from the continuing education requirements in order to reinstate the license.
• Licensed before December 31, 1982
  • A licensee who was first licensed before December 31, 1982 may be exempt from continuing education requirements.
• Producers holding and maintaining the following designations are deemed to have met the CE requirements:
  • CLU, ChFC and RHU with completion of the PACE program;
  • CPCU with completion of the CPD program;
  • CFP, REBC, CIC, ACSR, CRM, SOFE, or IRES with completion of their continuing education requirements
• To apply for an exemption, attach a current proof of good standing letter for your designation when paying the renewal fee. Then contact Michael Covington at mcovington@utah.gov to inform her of your attached letter.
• Non-Resident
  • A nonresident producer who has complied with continuing education requirements in his/her home state is not required to complete additional CE for their non-resident license in Utah.
• Title Only
  • A title producer who is an active member in good standing with the State Bar, and has met the continuing education requirements of the Utah State Bar, is considered to have met the continuing education requirements for the Utah Insurance Department.

• Individual and Organization licenses are valid for 2 years.
• Individual
  • The department uses a birth month renewal system. Individual licenses have a birth-month renewal/expiration date every two (2) years. For a new license, the first renewal date may be anywhere from 24 to 35 months from the new license issue date and will fall on the last day of his or her birth month. Thereafter, renewals will then continue to be every two years at the end of the licensee’s birth month.
• Agency
  • Agency licenses expire every 2 years from the date of issuance, on the last day of the month.

• Self-Study courses
• Classroom courses
• Interactive courses

The course shall require answering 70% of the inquiries for each exam correctly to demonstrate mastery of the current section before the student is allowed by the program to proceed to the next section or complete the course;

To get your certificate of completion, log in to our website using your username and password. Then, look at the menu on the left and find "Course History." Your course history will list the courses you passed or failed. If you passed a course, you'll see a "Print certificate" button on the right, allowing you to print your certificate for your records.

We report your credits through Sircon, a state-approved third party vendor, within one business day (except holidays, reporting will be done on next business day). The department receives the credits from Sircon and recognizes the date you passed/completed the exam as the date of completion. It is not based upon the day we report the hours to them.

A licensee may repeat a course for credit but may not take a course for credit more than once in a license continuation period.

Credit hours in excess of the number required to renew the license may not be carried over or applied to any subsequent licensing period.

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Utah Insurance Department

Producer Licensing Section
Phone: 801-957-9240
Email: licensing.uid@utah.gov

Continuing Education Section
Email: mcovington@utah.gov

Division of Insurance
Phone: 801-957-9242

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