Ethics & New Jersey Insurance Law
Professional conduct, producer responsibilities, consumer protection, misrepresentation, fiduciary duties, trade practices and New Jersey regulatory standards.
Complete New Jersey insurance continuing education with a 24-credit renewal package, including ethics education.
Complete your New Jersey insurance continuing education with a 24-credit CE package from Atlantic School of Insurance. Choose interactive online Self-Study or available instructor-led formats while reviewing ethics, producer responsibilities, coverage concepts and New Jersey insurance law for your biennial producer license renewal.
Current Atlantic School tuition for the 24-credit Continuing Education package is $300. Confirm your current CE transcript and any special requirements that apply to your license before renewal.
September 14–18, 2026
9:30 AM – 4:00 PM • In-Person / Live Zoom
NJDOBI currently requires a resident individual insurance producer renewing after a two-year license period to complete 24 approved continuing education credits. The current rule requires 3 credit hours related to professional ethics, and 1 of those 3 hours may be substituted with an approved insurance-fraud credit. Producers authorized to sell flood insurance also have a one-time 3-credit flood/NFIP training requirement, and those credits count within the 24-credit total. Review the NJDOBI 2023 CE amendment →
Atlantic School’s continuing education series is built for licensed producers who want a practical renewal-focused review across ethics, New Jersey law and major insurance lines.
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Continuing education and license renewal are related but separate steps. Completing CE does not by itself renew the producer license.
Individual producer licenses generally renew on a two-year cycle tied to the last day of the producer’s birth month.
Check your current continuing education record through PSI so you know which approved credits are already banked for the renewal cycle.
Resident producers generally need 24 approved credits, including the three-credit professional-ethics requirement; one of those three hours may be satisfied with an approved insurance-fraud credit.
After required credits are satisfied and recorded, complete the producer renewal through the current NJDOBI/NIPR renewal process.
NJDOBI states that credits carried forward may only be carried over once and that ethics credits cannot be carried over to the next licensing cycle. Nonresident New Jersey producer licensees generally are not required to meet New Jersey’s continuing education requirement because they satisfy their home-state requirements.
Atlantic School’s 24-credit package is designed to help licensed New Jersey insurance producers complete continuing education for the current renewal cycle. The series includes ethics and New Jersey insurance-law education along with line-specific professional review.
Atlantic School offers continuing education in multiple formats where available. Use the current CE schedule and registration form to confirm the format offered for your selected course or package.
Complete Atlantic School’s online Self-Study CE through an interactive online learning platform that records course progress, required internal knowledge checks and completion records. New Jersey CE rules distinguish non-interactive self-study, which culminates in a monitored examination, from interactive online programs, for which a separate monitored examination is not required when NJDOBI determines the program has sufficient internal testing. Complete all required course activity shown in the platform before Atlantic verifies successful completion and reports earned CE credits.
Register for Interactive Online Self-Study CE →Join scheduled instructor-led online continuing education from home while reviewing ethics, compliance, coverage and producer responsibilities.
View Live Zoom CE Options →Attend classroom continuing education when offered at Atlantic School’s New Jersey training locations.
View In-Person CE Options →Atlantic School’s online Self-Study CE is delivered through an interactive online learning platform that monitors required course progress and maintains completion records. Students work through the assigned CE content and required internal knowledge checks in the platform. Under New Jersey CE rules, interactive online programs may use sufficient internal testing instead of a separate monitored examination when NJDOBI approves the program on that basis. Atlantic verifies successful completion under the applicable course requirements before earned CE credits are reported for the producer’s renewal cycle.
Use the online learning platform to open the assigned continuing education coursework for your renewal cycle.
Work through the required material and internal knowledge checks while the platform records progress and completion activity.
Atlantic School reviews the recorded completion status and required course activity before the course is marked successfully completed.
After successful completion, Atlantic School reports earned CE credits so they can be reflected on the producer’s continuing education record.
Up to 12 eligible excess continuing education credits may carry over to the next licensing cycle. Credits carried forward may only be carried over once, and ethics credits do not carry over. Producers authorized to sell flood insurance have a one-time 3-credit requirement covering flood insurance and the National Flood Insurance Program; those credits are part of the 24-credit total.
Attorneys are not exempt from insurance-producer CE merely because they hold Title authority, and nonresident producer licensees generally do not have to satisfy New Jersey’s resident CE requirement.
Review Current NJDOBI CE Rules →Not sure how many credits you already have? Check your PSI CE transcript before registering.
Register for Continuing EducationResident individual producers renewing after a two-year license period generally need 24 approved continuing education credits. The current rule requires three credit hours related to professional ethics, and one of those three hours may be substituted with an approved insurance-fraud credit. See NJDOBI’s adopted 2023 amendment.
Individual producer licenses generally renew on a biennial cycle tied to the last day of the producer’s birth month. Always verify your exact expiration date through NJDOBI’s license-status resources.
Yes. NJDOBI currently permits up to 12 eligible excess CE credits to carry into the next licensing cycle. Credits carried forward may only be carried over once, and ethics credits cannot be carried over.
NJDOBI states that nonresident New Jersey producer licensees are not required to meet New Jersey’s continuing education requirement.
Yes. NJDOBI states that attorneys, including attorneys authorized only for Title insurance, are subject to continuing education requirements.
Producers authorized to sell flood insurance have a one-time 3-credit requirement in approved flood insurance and National Flood Insurance Program education. Those credits are part of the 24-credit total.
NJDOBI directs producers to PSI Services to review continuing education records. Check your transcript before renewal so you can confirm all required credits have been recorded.
Students complete the assigned CE coursework through an interactive online learning platform that records required course progress, internal knowledge checks and completion activity. New Jersey CE rules distinguish non-interactive self-study courses that culminate in a monitored examination from interactive online programs that may use sufficient internal testing without a separate monitored examination when NJDOBI approves the program on that basis. Atlantic School verifies successful completion under the applicable course requirements before earned continuing education credits are reported.
NJDOBI states that approved schools must file each producer’s earned credits within 15 days after course completion.
Current tuition is $300 for the 24-credit Continuing Education package.
Use the Continuing Education registration page, or review the current CE schedule and formats before enrolling.
Review your current CE transcript, complete the credits required for your renewal cycle, and keep your New Jersey producer license on track.