How should managers respond to this insurance update?

Assign owners for licensing, CE tracking, and compliance QA, then audit completion on a fixed weekly cadence.

How should learners use this update?

Convert it into study priorities, schedule training blocks, and verify state-specific requirements before filing or renewal.

Virginia insurance CE and renewal

Virginia Insurance CE Renewal Requirements and License Renewal Checklist

Virginia resident producers, consultants, and public adjusters must satisfy CE before license expiration. The required credit count depends on the number and type of licenses held.

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Virginia at a glance

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One license type16 credits

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Virginia resident agents with one license type generally need 16 continuing education credits.

Two or more types24 credits

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Virginia resident agents with more than one license type generally need 24 continuing education credits.

Ethics3 ethics

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At least 3 credits must be approved ethics credits.

Per-line minimum8 each type

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Agents with multiple license types must satisfy line-specific credit allocation requirements.

Company courses75% cap

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Company-sponsored courses are limited by Virginia CE rules and cannot make up all required credit.

DeadlineBy expiration

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CE must be completed and posted before license renewal can be completed by expiration.

TranscriptUse Sircon

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Use Sircon to check Virginia CE transcript status before renewal.

Public adjuster24 credits

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Virginia public adjusters have their own 24-credit CE track.

Renewal checklist

Count how many Virginia license types you hold before choosing courses.
Include 3 ethics credits and any line-specific credit allocation.
Watch the company-course cap if your employer supplies CE.
Verify the Sircon transcript before filing renewal.
Do not assume the 16-credit rule applies when you hold multiple license types.

Common mistakes to avoid

Using the one-license 16-credit rule for a multi-line license set.
Missing line allocation requirements even when total credits look complete.
Relying only on employer courses without checking Virginia credit caps.

Course planning

Virginia CE planning starts with license count, then ethics, line allocation, and posted-credit confirmation. Find TSI National insurance courses and exam-prep options.

Official sources used

This guide is a practical summary, not legal advice. State insurance departments can change forms, fees, vendors, and rules. Always confirm the current requirement with the department or testing vendor before you apply, renew, or schedule an exam.