New Mexico Insurance Continuing Education

New Mexico

Insurance Continuing Education

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Number 2079

Continuing Education Requirements

	Are you approved? Are you approved? Yes, our New Mexico state approval number is 2079.
	What are my CE requirements? What are my CE requirements? License Issued or Renewed Prior to July 1, 2017: You must take a total of 15 hours, before April 30, 2018, to renew your license. Step 1: You must complete 1 hour of Ethics located in the State Specific Courses section. Step 2: You may be required to complete additional State Specific Courses. Step 3: The remaining hours can be selected from the Elective Courses section. License Issued or Renewed After July 1, 2017: You must take a total of 24 hours to renew your license. Step 1: You must complete 3 hours of Ethics located in the State Specific Courses section. Step 2: You may be required to complete additional State Specific Courses. Step 3: The remaining hours can be selected from the Elective Courses section.
	How can I check my insurance license information? How can I check my insurance license information? To check your license status Click Here
	Are there any state specific CE course subject requirements? Are there any state specific CE course subject requirements? Courses must be approved for lines of insurance for which license is held. Ethics Requirement: License Issued or Renewed Prior to July 1, 2017: You must complete 1 hour of Ethics by April 30, 2018. You will be required to complete 3 hours of Ethics each renewal after the transition to biennial expirations. License Issued or Renewed AfterJuly 1, 2017: You must complete 3 hours of Ethics each renewal. Flood Requirement: If you sell flood insurance, you are required to complete a One-time 3-hour flood insurance course.
	When do I have to complete my CE? When do I have to complete my CE? License Issued or Renewed Prior to July 1, 2017: Compliance date is April 30, 2018. License term will transition to the last day of the producer's birth month every 2 years after the license is renewed. License Issued or Renewed After July 1, 2017: Compliance date is the last day of agents birth month every 2 years. Even birth years renew every even year. Odd birth years renew every odd year.
	What are the state filing fees? What are the state filing fees? The state has imposed a mandatory filing fee of $2.00 per CE credit hour.
	What are the allowed methods of completing CE? What are the allowed methods of completing CE? Self-Study, Online, Classroom
	What are the study requirements for my courses? What are the study requirements for my courses? Agents should read the course material prior to taking the final exam.
	Do the exams require monitoring? Do the exams require monitoring? No, Noble's exams are open book and do not require monitoring. Students may refer to course materials to complete the exam.
	Can excess hours be carried over to the next renewal? Can excess hours be carried over to the next renewal? Carryover of excess hours is not allowed in New Mexico.
	Can I repeat a course I've already taken? Can I repeat a course I've already taken? You cannot repeat the same course (including courses approved to meet the Ethics requirement) within 3 years from the last completion date.
	Are all agents required to complete CE? Are all agents required to complete CE? The following exemptions are available: The producer holds a limited license. The producer has been an agent, solicitor, nonresident agent, or nonresident broker for 25 years or more. The producer maintains a license solely for the purposes of receiving renewal fee residuals and does not otherwise transact the business of insurance. The producer is an agent of a fraternal benefit society. The nonresident producer has met the CE requirements of his or her home state.
	When will my course completions be reported? When will my course completions be reported? Completions reported daily Monday through Friday excluding holidays.
	How long do I have to complete my courses? How long do I have to complete my courses? Access to your courses will expire 12 months from the date of purchase.
	Disclaimer Disclaimer Noble provides information as a courtesy to individuals who are subject to continuing education (CE). Although reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that the information provided here is accurate and current, neither Noble nor its employees warrant or represent that this information is accurate and current. All information is subject to change without notice.
	Which package should I take? Which package should I take? Courses must be approved for lines of insurance for which license is held. Ethics Requirement:3 hours of Ethics per renewal if you are an agent. 1.5 hours of Ethics per renewal is you are a Service Representative Flood Requirement:One-time 3-hour flood insurance course if you are a P&C agent Long Term Care Requirement: Initial 8 hour LTC, then 4 hour refresher per renewal if you sell LTC

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