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Other Georgia Insurance FAQs

• Q: What Are The Continuing Education Carry-Over Provisions?
  A: Up to 50% of the annual CE requirement may be carried over from the previous cycle (rounded down to 7 hours for the standard 15 hour CE requirement), as long as the … More
• Q: What Are The Nonresident Continuing Education Requirements?
  A: Because most jurisdictions require continuing education, GID accepts a Status Letter from nonresident licensees (no older than 90 days.) Thus, nonresident licensees … More
• Q: What Is An Agency?
  A: An agency is defined as a group of one or more agents working at the same business address, and usually under a common name who represent one or more insurers. In … More
• Q: What Must An Agency Do To Become Licensed?
  A: To become licensed as an agency you must file a complete GID 130 form including the appropriate fee to ASI. Once licensed, you will receive an annual renewal notice … More
• Q: Where Can I Get The Applicable Forms?
  A: Forms may be obtained from ASI`s IVR forms faxback system. This can be accomplished by dialing (888) 204­6246 on your touch­tone telephone and following the … More
• Q: What Are The General Application Procedures?
  A: The general procedure for applying for a license is to register and pass the required examination and to submit a complete application package to the Georgia Insurance … More
• Q: What Are The Requirements For A Nonresident?
  A: A nonresident must be licensed as an agent, broker, counselor, or adjuster with respect to any insurance activities on property or exposures in Georgia. A nonresident … More
• Q: What Is A Certificate Of Authority?
  A: In order to conduct insurance business all licensees must obtain a Certificate of Authority (CA) directly with an insurance company(s). CA appointments will cover all … More