Fees
Fees shown are state fees only. These fees do not include NIPR transaction fees.
- All fees are per application.
- Processing Fee: $20
Agent-Resident
Line of Authority Combination:
Any single LOA
Fee:
$100
Amendment fee:
$100
Agent-Resident
Line of Authority Combination:
Agent-Property, Agent-Casualty
Fee:
$100
Amendment fee:
$100
Agent-Resident
Line of Authority Combination:
Agent-Life, Agent-Accident, Sickness
Fee:
$100
Amendment fee:
$100
Agent-Resident
Line of Authority Combination:
Agent-Property, Agent-Casualty, Agent-Life, Agent - Accident & Sickness
Fee:
$200
Surplus Lines Broker-Resident
Fee:
$600
Adjuster (Resident)
Fee:
$100
Crop/Hail Adjuster-Resident
Fee:
$100
Public Adjuster-Resident
Fee:
$100
Workers' Comp Adjuster - Resident
Fee:
$100
Resident Limited Health Counselor
Fee:
$100
Lines of Authority
Please note that license class names can vary by state.
- NIPR does not verify exams prior to allowing submission of an application, however, an exam is required prior to the states approval of the request.
- Applications for Other lines of authority will defer to state for approval.
Agent-Resident
Exam Required
Agent - Life, Agent - Accident & Sickness, Agent - Variable Products, Agent-Property, Agent-Casualty, Agent - Personal Lines, Surplus Lines Broker
Exam Not Required
Agent - Credit, Agent - Travel, Accident & Sickness, Agent - Travel Ticket, Agent - Title, Temporary Agent, Travel Accident & Sickness, Travel Ticket or Title
Surplus Lines Broker-Resident
Exam Required
Surplus Lines - Property, Surplus Lines - Casualty
Adjuster (Resident)
Exam Required
Adjuster - Casualty, Adjuster - Property
Crop/Hail Adjuster-Resident
Exam Not Required
Crop/ Hail Adjuster - Crop/Hail
Public Adjuster-Resident
Exam Required
Public Adjuster - Casualty, Public Adjuster - Property
Workers' Comp Adjuster - Resident
Exam Not Required
Workers' Compensation
Resident Limited Health Counselor
Exam Not Required
Limited Counselor Health
Rules and Regulations
Applicant Can
- Submit initial license for individuals electronically.
- Submit major lines of authority.
- Submit limited lines of authority.
- Submit Surplus Lines for individuals.
- Add lines of authority (amend) to an existing active license.
- Reinstate/reapply through NIPR's Resident License (RL) Application.
- Print licenses electronically.
- If the license requested do not qualify for renewals. Please visit https://www.sircon.com/ for more information.
Business Rules
Applicant must be at least eighteen (18) years old.
Applicant must provide a valid residence, mailing address and business address. P.O Boxes are not allowed for resident or business address.
Georgia does require fingerprints. Registration for a fingerprint appointment will not be approved until after you have applied for your license.
Website to register for fingerprinting appointment - ga.state.identogo.com/ata
Service Code for OCI - Insurance Licensing - 2TGJ6B
Georgia Department of Insurance requires every applicant to verify proof of lawful presence in the United States by submitting a signed, notarized copy of the Citizenship Affidavit Form and a copy of one secure and verifiable identification document via NIPR's Attachments Warehouse.
Applicants for the Variable line of authority (LOA) must supply FINRA CRD number on application and hold or apply for Life within the same application.
Public Adjuster-resident license applicants must select both Public Adjuster Casualty and Public Adjuster Property LOAs.
- To be eligible for surplus lines, applicants must hold an active Georgia agent - resident property & casualty licenses.
- Completion of $50,000 surplus lines bond is required for licensing. Click here to print the bond form and after completion upload to your application to NIPR Warehouse.
If applicant responds "yes" to any of the background questions, supporting documents must be electronically uploaded via NIPR's Attachments Warehouse.
Contact Information
Mailing Address
Georgia Department of Insurance
704 West Tower
2 Martin Luther King Jr Drive
Atlanta, GA 30334
United States
State overview page
Learn more about state-specific licensing requirements and associate fees to ensure you have all the necessary information for compliance.