                                 CODE OF VIRGINIA

CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (§ 38.2-1866)

A. Every individual resident and nonresident (i) insurance consultant, (ii) life
and annuities insurance agent, (iii) health agent, (iv) property and casualty
insurance agent (v) personal lines agent, and (vi) title insurance agent shall,
on a biennial basis, furnish evidence as set forth in this article that the
continuing education requirements of this article have been satisfied. As used
in this article, the term &#8220;agent&#8221; shall be construed to refer to any
of the individual licensees referred to above.

B. Every individual resident and nonresident public adjuster shall, on a
biennial basis, furnish evidence as set forth in this article that the
continuing education requirements of this article have been satisfied.

C. Any agent who holds a life and annuities license or a health agent license,
or both, shall complete 16 hours of relevant continuing education credits.

D. Any agent who holds a personal lines license or a property and casualty
license shall complete 16 hours of relevant continuing education credits.

E. Any agent who holds a title agent license shall complete 16 hours of relevant
continuing education credits.

F. A public adjuster shall complete 24 hours of relevant continuing education
credits.

G. Except as provided in subsection B and &#xA7; 38.2-1871, any agent who holds
licenses from more than one category of licenses identified in subsection A
shall complete 24 hours of relevant continuing education credits with a minimum
of eight credit hours in each such category.

H. Of the total required credits for each biennium, an agent shall complete
three credit hours in insurance ethics, which may include insurance law and
regulations applicable in the Commonwealth.

I. Of the total required credits for each biennium, a public adjuster shall
complete three credit hours in insurance ethics.

J. Agents may receive no more than 75 percent of their required credits from
courses provided by insurance companies or agencies. The Board, in its sole
discretion, shall, at the time of course approval, determine whether any
particular course shall be considered to be insurance company or agency
sponsored and shall require all course sponsors to provide this information
clearly and conspicuously to all those enrolling in that course.

HISTORY: 1992, c. 570; 1994, c. 175; 1996, c. 159; 1998, c. 46; 1999, c. 86;
2001, c. 706; 2012, c. 294; 2021, Sp. Sess. I, c. 441.