Producers

• Ethics: 3 CE hours, maximum 10 CE hours

Multi-Line & Workers' Comp Adjusters

• Ethics: 3 CE hours
  Workers' Comp Adjusters can complete a maximum of 10 CE hours

Public Adjusters

• Ethics: 3 CE hours

• Producers may take any New Hampshire-approved producer course. Producers may not take courses approved for adjusters only.
• Life Settlement Producers must complete 15 CE hours on the subject of life settlements and life settlement transactions annually.
• Multi-line adjusters may take courses approved for multi-line or workers' compensation.
• Workers' compensation adjusters must take 20 hours in approved adjuster courses, of which a minimum of 10 hours must be in courses approved for workers' compensation credit.
• Public adjusters must take public adjuster courses only.

1. A renewal notice with instructions will be emailed to a producer's email address of record approximately 60 days prior to license expiration. A producer cannot renew a license prior to 60 days before expiration.
2. All resident producers with major lines of authority must be CE compliant prior to renewal.
3. Complete renewal application and submit fees.

• WebCE courses are classified as online self-study courses.
• Students must read the course material and answer each set of end-of-chapter quizzes with a score of at least 70 percent before attempting a final exam.
• Self-study exams are open-book and do not require a monitor.
• Final exam passing score: 70%
• If the final exam is not passed on the first attempt, students have an unlimited number of retakes.

• Non-resident producers who meet CE requirements in their home state are not required to meet New Hampshire CE requirements.
• Non-resident multi-line and workers' compensation adjusters are exempt from CE based on the state in which they reside or their designated home state.
• Non-resident public adjusters that do not have a continuing education requirement in their resident state must complete 15 hours of approved NH continuing education.

• Title insurance producers.
• Individuals holding any limited or restricted licenses that the commissioner may declare exempt.
• Individuals holding limited lines licenses for which an exam is not required.
• All licensees who are renewing a license for the first time.