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​​​​Maintain Your License

Certain requirements are needed to maintain your license such as renewing your license and continuing education.  

License Renewals

Depending on which license you hold your license may renew biennially or annually. Renewal notices are sent approximately 60 days before your present license expiration date. However, it is the responsibility of each licensee to ensure that their licenses are current and do not lapse.  Renewal forms can be found in the chart below by clicking on the appropriate license type.

For your convenience, there are two options you can take advantage of to renew your license, online or by mail. Using the online renewal process is the quickest and most effective.

Online Renewal (Recommended Method)
Online renewals are available 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. Active licenses can be renewed in minutes.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is committed to continually improving the service provided to insurance producers, other licensees, and companies through the use of technology. As part of this commitment, we have contracted with Sircon and the National Insurance Producer Registry to provide cost-effective, web-based services that allow insurance companies and licensees to process online requests such as appointments and terminations, apply for a license, or renew an active license in minutes.

Renewal by Mail (Alternate Method)

Please allow up to 6 weeks for renewals by mail.

Mail your payment along with the properly completed renewal invoice directly to:

Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Bureau of Licensing & Enforcement
1227 Strawberry Square
Harrisburg, PA 17110

Important - All questions on the form must be accurately completed and the appropriate renewal fee must be paid.  If you are required to complete continuing education you must be current on all your continuing education requirements. If the renewal application is not correctly completed, the fee is not paid or your continuing education is not compliant, the license will not renew.

Lapsed License Renewal Forms 

Forms & Applications

Insurance Administrator (TPA)

Insurance Producer (Resident Individual)
Insurance Producer (Resident Business Entity)

Insurance Producer (Non-Resident Individual)
Insurance Producer (Non-Resident Business Entity)

Limited Lines Insurance Producer(Individual)

Limited Lines Insurance Producer (Business Entity)
Limited Lines Travel Insurance Producer (Individual)
Limited Lines Travel Insurance Producer (Business Entity)
Managing General Agent
Exclusive General Agent
Motor Vehicle Physical Damage Appraiser           
Premium Finance
Public Adjuster (Individual)
Public Adjuster (Business Entity)

Reinsurance Intermediary Broker
Reinsurance Intermediary Manager
Surplus Lines (Individual)
Surplus Lines (Business Entity) 
Title Insurance (Individual)​ 
Title Insurance (Business Entity) 
Viatical Settlement Broker (Individual) 
Viatical Settlement Broker (Business Entity) 
Viatical Settlement Provider
 
Other Business Forms
Add/Remove Designated Licensee​
Add/Remove Self-Service Storage Location
​Add/Remove Surplus Lines Affiliation​
Change of Name and Address Form (Individual)
Change of Address Form (Business)
Change of Name (Business)
Continuing Education Declaration
Duplicate License Request
Add/Remove Fictitious Name or Doing Business As Name Form
Fictitious or Business Entity Name Approval Form 
Insurance Producer List Request
Letter of Certification
Letter of Clearance or Voluntary Surrender Request Form
License History Request
Monthly Appointment Activity Report Form
Self-Service Storage Employee/Authorized Rep. Register 

Continuing Education

As an additional protection for Pennsylvania’s insurance consumers, continuing education (CE) is one tool the department uses to ensure ongoing technical and professional competency of its licensed insurance professionals. Act 147 of 2002 gives the department limited authority to waive CE requirements on an individual basis. Typically these waivers are a result of military service or other well-documented extenuating circumstances.   

Act 147 of 2002, effective June 4, 2003, requires licensed insurance producers to complete continuing education credits to maintain their license. Failure to complete the minimum 24-hour requirement during your two-year licensing cycle will result in the voluntary termination of your license.  

Insurance Producers & Title Agents

For individual continuing education transcripts as well as a listing of all approved education courses and course providers, please access Sircon's website at: http://www.sircon.com/resource/layout.jsp?page=pennsylvaniaLps&type=pennsylvania 

Providers

Please visit www.psiexams.com for information regarding continuing education and pre-licensing education for the Pennsylvania Insurance Department.

For continuing education provider and course applications, and instructor verifications contact:

PSI Regional Processing Center
Attn:  PA INS
309 West Washington Street, Suite 200
Chicago, IL  60606
Toll Free:  844-889-8970
Email: psi@rmsoa.com
Web site: www.psiexams.com