Oklahoma Continuing Education Requirements

All resident agent producers, title producers, CSRs and adjusters are required to complete continuing education biennially prior to license renewal.

NOTE: Licensees cannot repeat a course within a 24 month period. A Licensee will need to review their CE Transcript online to ensure that a course is not repeated (refer to the course number for verification.)

Click here to review your CE Transcript.

CE Requirements by Type

Effective January 1, 2015: a new CE course for earthquake will be required for licensees' holding a Property line of authority.

• Resident Producers (excluding Title producers) are required to complete 24 hours of continuing education. The 24 hours should consist of 3 hours of ethics, 2 hours of legislative update and 19 hours of producer general. A licensee holding a property line of authority is required to complete a 1 hour earthquake course, which will be counted as part of the 19 hour general requirement. Additional Selling CE Requirements (counts toward 19 hours of producer general credit):
• Producers that sell, solicit, or negotiate long term care insurance must take the initial 8 hour long term care partnership course prior to offering this type of product and complete a 4 hour long term care partnership course each renewal cycle thereafter. http://okltcpartnership.org/
• Producers that sell, solicit, or negotiate Annuity products are required to take a onetime 4 hour course on Annuity products.


• Title Producers are required to complete 16 hours of continuing education. The 16 hours should consist of 2 hours of ethics, 2 hours of legislative updates and 12 hours of producer general. CE courses approved for producers general are also approved for Title agents.


• Customer Service Representatives (CSR) are required to complete 13 hours of continuing education. The 13 hours should consist of 3 hours of ethics, 2 hours of legislative updates and 8 hours of producer general. A licensee holding a property line of authority is required to complete a 1 hour earthquake course, which will be counted as part of the 8 hour general requirement.


• Resident Adjusters are required to complete 24 hours of continuing education. The 24 hours should consist of 3 hours of ethics, 2 hours of legislative update and 19 hours of adjuster general. A licensee, holding a property line of authority is required to complete a 1 hour earthquake course, which will be counted as part of the 19 hour general requirement.


• Non-Resident Producers - basic CE is considered to be reciprocal with the producer's resident state if that state has a CE requirement and the producer has met all of the requirements of that state.


• Non-Resident Adjusters are required to complete CE in at least (1) state where they have an active adjuster license. CE requirements should be completed in their resident state as long as that state requires CE. Otherwise, the adjuster may designate a non-resident state where they hold an active license and meet that state's CE requirement. If Oklahoma is their designated home state for CE, then the adjuster is required to complete 24 hours of continuing education. The 24 hours should consist of 3 hours of ethics, 2 hours of legislative update and 19 hours of adjuster general. A licensee holding a property line of authority is required to complete a 1 hour earthquake course, which will be counted as part of the 19 hour general requirement.

How to Renew Your License in Oklahoma

An existing ACTIVE resident (R) or non-resident (NR) license may be renewed approximately 90 days prior to expiration. Renewals are required to be processed online with the Oklahoma Insurance Department. Oklahoma resident licensees will need to be CE compliant prior to renewing their license.

You can check your CE transcript here (http://www.statebasedsystems.com/EdTranscript.htm).

The OID suggests all CE requirements should be completed 30 days prior to the license expiration date to insure a trouble-free renewal process.

You can renew your license via the OID website at http://www.ok.gov/oid/Licensing_and_Education/Renewing_a_License.html.

Oklahoma Continuing Education Course Overview

We've designed our courses to be online and are broken into small "units" to make studying easier and stress-free. Each of our courses consist of several units of study with a quiz at the end of each unit. To progress from one unit to the next, you must pass the quiz by obtaining a score 70% or better. If you fail the quiz, don't worry as the course takes you back to the unit for review and a retake the unit quiz. This process is repeated until you pass the unit quiz.

During the quiz, you cannot back up to find the answer in the study materials. However, you can use your own personal notes but you may not use any other person's notes or help during a quiz.

When you complete the quiz, the course shows you your answer, the correct answer and an explanation of the correct answer. The unit quiz is a monitoring tool used to track your time studying the unit and responses to the questions.

Upon successful completion of the online portion of the course, you will be able to download the textbook for further review. Once you are ready, the course will upload a final exam. No need to worry, if you do not achieve a passing score the first time around, the system will automatically upload a second exam.

Upon successful completion of the course, we will email you a certificate of completion and report the hours to the Oklahoma Insurance Department the next business day.

Contacting the State

Additional information and answers to many licensing questions can found via the Oklahoma Insurance Department

• Website: http://www.ok.gov/oid/Licensing_and_Education/index.html
• Phone: (405) 521-3916
• Email: licensing@oid.ok.gov