License Playbook

How to get a Georgia property & casualty license

Requirements, exam, fees and the order to do things in — from the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire and the exam handbook.

16 (8 Property + 8 Casualty; +8 Personal Lines course listed)pre-licensing
$67exam fee
Pearson VUEexam vendor
$167state fees total

Step by step

  1. Complete pre-licensing education — 16 (8 Property + 8 Casualty; +8 Personal Lines course listed) from a Georgia-approved provider.
  2. Schedule and pass the state exam with Pearson VUE ($67). Read the candidate handbook.
  3. Get fingerprinted if required — Required (IdentoGO, after Sircon application); fee ~$50.
  4. Apply for the license through NIPR or the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire ($100 + $20).
  5. Get appointed by an insurance company (agents) and keep up with continuing education — 24 hours per renewal (license term: 2 years).

Pre-licensing & exam prep courses

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Georgia Property & Casualty requirements

Property & Casualty (06 combined)
Pre-licensing education16 (8 Property + 8 Casualty; +8 Personal Lines course listed)
Exam vendorPearson VUE
Exam fee$67
Questions / time135 (125+10) · 150 min
License application fee$100 + $20
FingerprintsRequired (IdentoGO, after Sircon application); fee ~$50 verify
Continuing education24 hours · 2 years

Property & Casualty (06 combined): Separate Property (03) and Casualty (04) exams 80+10 Q, 120 min. 8h/line differs from the older 40h/line figure — re-verify.

Minimum age 18. Sources: Pearson VUE Georgia Insurance Candidate Handbook · Pearson VUE Georgia Content Outlines. Checked 2026-10. Values marked verify haven't been confirmed against an official source yet.

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Property & Casualty license rules across the US

None required1–20 h21–40 h40+ h

Other Georgia licenses

Life & Health license · Adjuster license · All Georgia insurance licenses

Questions

How long does it take to get a property and casualty insurance license in Georgia?

The 16 (8 property + 8 casualty; +8 personal lines course listed) of pre-licensing take most people 1–3 weeks. After you pass, license approval usually takes a few days to a few weeks after fingerprints clear.

How much does a Georgia Property & Casualty license cost?

State fees (exam + application) come to about $167, plus fingerprints and a course if you take one.

Who runs the Georgia insurance exam?

Pearson VUE. Book the exam on the vendor's site after reading the candidate handbook.