Arizona 48-Hour Insurance CE Renewal Package

Arizona resident insurance producers with a major line of authority are required to complete 48 hours of CE every four years, including at least 6 hours of ethics. While purchasing a package is not legally required, meeting the full 48-hour credit breakdown, including the ethics component, is.

This package is a one-and-done solution that covers every required credit type, so producers can complete their entire renewal obligation without tracking individual courses or risking a credit shortage at renewal time.

This package is designed to maintain your existing Arizona insurance producer license, not to qualify you for new roles.

Staying current on your CE directly supports your continued eligibility to work in licensed producer roles such as:

• Insurance Agent (Captive or Independent)
• Insurance Broker
• Personal Lines or Commercial Insurance Producer
• Life or Health Insurance Agent
• Annuity Producer
• Insurance Account Manager or Consultant

Completing your full 48-hour CE requirement on time protects your license, your income, and your ability to continue serving clients without interruption.

Arizona CE regulations require that all 48 hours of seat time be completed in full. This requirement cannot be shortened. All courses in this package are fully self-paced and available online 24/7, so you can work through them on your own schedule, completing courses in any order and pausing and resuming at any point without losing your progress.

If you are unsatisfied with your package purchase and would like to request a refund, eligibility requirements apply. Please review our full Refund Policy for details on whether your purchase qualifies and the steps to submit a request.

Renewing your Arizona insurance producer license involves a few straightforward steps:

1. Complete your 48 hours of Arizona-approved CE, including the required 6 hours of ethics, before your license expiration date
2. Save your certificates of completion — your renewal application will require these
3. Submit your renewal application through the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR)
4. Pay the applicable renewal fee

Your license expiration falls on the last day of your birth month every four years. CE must be completed before you submit your renewal application. It cannot be done after the fact. It is recommended to complete all CE credits at least 30 days before your expiration date to allow adequate processing time.

Arizona insurance producer licenses are renewed every four years, with the expiration falling on the last day of the licensee's birth month. Completing your CE requirement on time is essential to keeping your license active and avoiding a lapse in your ability to legally conduct insurance business in Arizona.

Arizona insurance producers are required to complete 48 hours of continuing education per four-year renewal cycle, including a minimum of 6 hours of ethics. This package covers all 48 hours across 10 state-approved courses, making it the simplest way to meet every requirement in a single purchase.

Failure to complete your required CE before your license expiration date means your license will expire, and you will be required to stop conducting insurance business immediately. Producers have up to one year to renew their license late by completing all outstanding CE requirements and paying a late fee. Producers who do not renew within one year from their license expiration date must relicense entirely.

Don't let a missed deadline disrupt your career or your clients. This 48-hour package gives you everything needed to meet your renewal requirement before your deadline — all in one place, at your own pace.