Connecticut Insurance CE Requirements (2026)
Connecticut insurance agents must complete 24 hours of continuing education every 2 years to renew their license.
Quick Summary
CE Hour Breakdown
Connecticut requires insurance agents to complete their CE credits in specific categories. Here is the full breakdown:
| Category | Hours |
|---|---|
ethics Laws, regulations, and ethics | 3 |
elective General insurance CE (at least 6 hours per line of authority held) | 21 |
| Total | 24 |
Important Details
24 hours every 2 years: 3 hours laws/regulations/ethics, 21 general. At least 6 hours must be specific to each line of authority held. One-time 3-credit NFIP Flood course required for P&C and Personal Lines producers. Late renewal fee is $320.
Tips for Connecticut Insurance Agents
- Start your CE credits early in the renewal cycle. Do not wait until the last few months.
- Keep copies of all CE certificates. The board may audit your records at any time.
- Make sure your CE provider is approved by the Connecticut Insurance Department before enrolling.
- Use InsureCE to track your hours by category so you know exactly where you stand.
- Consider completing required categories first, then fill in electives.
How to Renew Your Connecticut Insurance License
Follow these steps to renew your insurance license in Connecticut:
- Check your expiry date
Log in to the Connecticut Insurance Department website or check your physical license to find your expiration date. Mark it on your calendar so you do not miss it.
- Complete your 24 required CE credits
Finish all 24 CE credits from board-approved providers before your license expires. Use InsureCE to track your progress by category.
- Visit the Connecticut Insurance Department website
Go to the board's online renewal portal. Most states allow you to renew entirely online.
- Pay the $160 renewal fee
Submit your renewal fee online by credit card or electronic check. Keep your payment confirmation for your records.
- Save your confirmation
Download or print your renewal confirmation. Your updated license or pocket card will arrive by mail or be available for download within a few weeks.
State Board Information
- Board Name
- Connecticut Insurance Department
- Website
- https://portal.ct.gov/cid
Frequently Asked Questions
How many CE credits do insurance agents need in Connecticut?
Connecticut requires 24 continuing education hours every 2 years.
How much does it cost to renew a insurance license in Connecticut?
The renewal fee for a Connecticut insurance license is $160.
What is the renewal cycle for Connecticut insurance licenses?
Connecticut insurance licenses renew every 2 years.
Can I do my Connecticut insurance CE credits online?
Most states accept online CE courses from board-approved providers. Check with the Connecticut Insurance Department to confirm which online providers are approved in Connecticut.
Where do I renew my insurance license in Connecticut?
You can renew through the Connecticut Insurance Department website. Most renewals are available online.
What happens if my Connecticut insurance license expires?
Practicing with an expired license in Connecticut can result in fines or disciplinary action. Most states have a grace period of 30 to 90 days where you can still renew with a late fee. After that, reinstatement may require additional hours and fees.
What are the approved CE providers in Connecticut?
Connecticut maintains a list of approved continuing education providers through the Connecticut Insurance Department. Always verify that your CE provider is board-approved before enrolling to make sure your hours count toward renewal.
How long does Connecticut insurance license renewal take?
Online renewals through the Connecticut Insurance Department are typically processed within a few business days. Allow extra time if you are renewing by mail or if your renewal requires document review.
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