Georgia Insurance Exam Prep

Georgia licenses resident insurance producers by major line: Life; Accident and Sickness; Property; Casualty; and Personal Lines. Separate rules cover limited subagents, adjusters, public adjusters, counselors, and surplus lines brokers. Licensing is handled by the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire (OCI), and all resident applications go through Sircon.com/georgia, with fingerprinting via IdentoGO after the application is submitted.

Georgia requires a prelicensing course for each major line under Rule 120-2-3-.08. The required hour count has been the subject of a rule modernization effort, so verify the currently effective hours in the live rule before enrolling. All exams are delivered by Pearson VUE, and exam details live in the Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook.

Georgia resident insurance licenses include:

• Resident insurance producer (agent) - Licensed by major line: Life; Accident and Sickness; Property; Casualty; Personal Lines.
• Other license types - Limited subagent, adjuster, public adjuster, counselor, and surplus lines broker, each governed by separate rules.

Pearson VUE administers all Georgia insurance licensing exams and supports CE questions (800-274-8969). Each major line has its own exam based on a published content outline. Question counts, time limits, and scheduling steps are in the Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook published by Pearson VUE; review the current handbook before booking.

Passing standards for Georgia insurance exams are set per line and published in the Pearson VUE candidate handbook. Confirm the current passing requirement for your specific line in the handbook before your exam date.

Typical steps to a Georgia resident producer license:

• Complete the required prelicensing course for your line under Rule 120-2-3-.08. The exact hour count should be confirmed in the live rule, since a modernization package proposed changing it.
• Note that exemptions exist for certain professional designations, degrees, and license transfers within 90 days of leaving another state.
• Apply through Sircon.com/georgia, the system of record for all resident applications.
• Complete fingerprinting through IdentoGO after submitting the application.
• Pass the Pearson VUE exam for your line.

Requirements can change. Always confirm current licensing rules with the official state or local licensing authority before applying.

The exam fee is commonly listed at $63 per attempt through Pearson VUE, but confirm the current amount in the Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook before paying. Application fees vary by line and are paid in Sircon. Always confirm current fee amounts with OCI, Sircon, or Pearson VUE before submitting payment.

A 4 to 6 week plan alongside or after your prelicensing course:

• Week 1: Review general insurance concepts: risk, policy structure, and underwriting basics.
• Week 2: Study your line's core products in depth (life, accident and sickness, property, casualty, or personal lines).
• Week 3: Focus on Georgia-specific regulations, producer duties, and ethics.
• Week 4: Take timed practice exams, review every miss, and revisit the weakest chapters of your course materials.