Producer, Adjuster, and Title Insurance Agent Licensing Issues (COVID-19 temporary modifications)
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Directives modifying producer, adjuster, and title insurance licensing procedures during the COVID-19 emergency; affects applicants, licensees, prelicensing and continuing education providers interacting with the ALDOI Producer Licensing Division.
Prelicensing certificate expiration dates are extended by specified day amounts depending on the stated expiration month in 2020.
Notarization requirement for prelicensing certificates is waived for providers whose primary contact is working from home through December 31, 2020.
Classroom-approved continuing education courses may be offered as live webinars if providers submit course lists and webinar security information to the Licensing Division.
Examination proctoring requirement for self-study continuing education courses is waived through December 31, 2020.
Initial resident license application review time is approximately two weeks.
Temporary Licensing and Continuing Education Directives
Temporary Licensing and CE Directives
Temporary modifications and operational guidance (effective March 25, 2020):
ALL of the following
ONE of
- If the Certificate's stated expiration date is April or May 2020, the expiration is extended 120 days.
- If the Certificate's stated expiration date is March 2020, the expiration is extended 60 days.
- If the Certificate's stated expiration date is June 2020, the expiration is extended 90 days.
- If the Certificate's stated expiration date is July 2020, the expiration is extended 30 days.
Operational permissions and waivers for providers
Notarization waived for Prelicensing Certificates when primary contact is working from home
Prelicensing providers whose primary contact is working from home may waive the notarization requirement for their signature on a Certificate of Completion issued through December 31, 2020.
- Applies only to Certificates of Completion issued through 12/31/2020.
- Notarization may be foregone when the provider’s primary contact is working from home.
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