Kansas insurance CE and renewal
Kansas Insurance CE Renewal Requirements and Checklist
Kansas resident producers renew on a biennial cycle and must have the right CE posted before renewal. The key is to track the line of authority, finish approved courses, and let the provider report credits electronically to State Based Systems.
Kansas at a glance
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Kansas single or dual major-line producers complete 18 hours each biennium; 3 hours must be ethics and the rest may be chosen at the producer discretion unless product rules apply.
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Kansas sets the biennial due date as the last day of the birth month in odd years for odd birth years and even years for even birth years.
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Kansas and NIPR allow renewal generally up to 90 days before the biennial due date when CE is complete.
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Kansas requires providers to submit completion information electronically to SBS within 10 days; Kansas will not accept certificates from producers or providers.
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NIPR verifies CE before renewal submission and says status updates can take up to 72 hours from the compliance date.
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Kansas lists Title Only as 4 title hours and Crop Only as 2 crop hours.
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Kansas pre-need-only producers do not have a CE requirement but must file the biennial affirmation and company certification.
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Flood, long-term care, and annuity sales have separate Kansas training rules; do not assume the 18-hour CE package covers a product-specific obligation.
Renewal checklist
- Check the Kansas biennial due date: last day of birth month, odd/even year tied to birth year.
- Complete the correct Kansas CE track: 18/3 for major lines or public adjuster, 4 title, or 2 crop.
- Confirm special product training before selling flood, LTC, or annuity products.
- Wait for the provider to report to SBS and for NIPR CE status to update before filing renewal.
- Renew through NIPR and pay the Kansas biennial renewal fee before the due date.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Waiting until the due date and assuming provider reporting is instant.
- Sending certificates to Kansas instead of verifying SBS/NIPR reporting.
- Using the 18-hour major-line rule for title-only, crop-only, or pre-need-only authority.
- Ignoring the 90-day renewal window and discovering CE/reporting problems too late.
Course planning note
Use TSI National’s course finder to select CE that fits your Kansas line of authority and product activity: browse insurance CE courses.
Official sources used
This page is an educational summary, not legal advice. Always confirm your CE transcript and renewal status with the state insurance department, NIPR, SBS, Sircon, or the state CE vendor before relying on a deadline.

