New JerseyTitle InsuranceLicense Classes

Complete the 20-hour New Jersey Title insurance pre-licensing course in In-Person, Live Zoom, or Self-Study formats.

Course Overview & Upcoming Class

Prepare for New Jersey Title insurance producer licensing with a structured 20-hour pre-licensing course and flexible study options from Atlantic School of Insurance.

20-Hour Pre-LicensingIn-PersonLive ZoomSelf-Study

Current dates and availability are maintained on the Class Schedules page.

Home keys being handed to a buyer in front of a house, representing New Jersey Title insurance licensing education
Title InsuranceTitle searches, policies, closings and real estate ownership
Next Available Class

September 8–10, 2026

9:30 AM – 4:00 PM • In-Person / Live Zoom

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20 HoursNJ Title insurance pre-licensing education
PSI TestingTitle producer licensing exam unless an exception applies
Flexible FormatsIn-Person, Live Zoom and Self-Study
NJ LocationsToms River, Hazlet, Edison and Parsippany
Course Coverage

What You’ll Study in the New Jersey Title Insurance Pre-Licensing Course

The course builds the title-insurance foundation needed for New Jersey producer licensing, with practical attention to real estate ownership, title examination, policy concepts, closings and New Jersey-specific regulation.

01

Title Insurance Fundamentals

Core title insurance concepts, title commitments and policies, common coverage principles, exceptions, exclusions and the role title insurance plays in real estate transactions.

02

Title Searches & Ownership

Public-record research, chains of title, deeds, legal descriptions, ownership interests, liens, encumbrances and other matters that can affect marketable title.

03

Closings, Escrow & Transfers

Real estate closing concepts, escrow and settlement responsibilities, recording, transfers, taxes and liens, and the documentation involved in title transactions.

04

New Jersey Law & Exam Prep

Producer licensing, New Jersey insurance regulation, professional responsibilities and state-specific title topics integrated with exam-focused review and preparation.

Licensing Path

How to Get a New Jersey Title Insurance Producer License

NJDOBI identifies pre-licensing education, testing, fingerprinting and the license application as the main steps for a resident producer applicant. Applicants who qualify for an approved education waiver follow the waiver requirements instead of completing the standard course requirement; for Title authority, this includes New Jersey-admitted attorneys who receive an approved NJDOBI education waiver.

1

Complete 20 Hours or Obtain a Waiver

Resident Title applicants who do not qualify for an approved education waiver complete 20 hours of pre-licensing education through an approved provider. New Jersey-admitted attorneys may request an NJDOBI education waiver; see the official waiver note below.

2

Pass the Title Licensing Exam

After satisfying the education requirement or receiving an applicable waiver, schedule and pass the New Jersey Title producer licensing examination through PSI unless you qualify for NJDOBI’s same-line prior-state-license exception. That exception generally applies when you previously held the same resident Title authority in another state and that license is either current or became inactive within the previous 90 days.

3

Complete Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting is part of New Jersey’s resident producer licensing process and is completed as directed by the state.

4

Submit Your License Application

Complete the producer license application using the current New Jersey licensing process after satisfying the applicable education, testing and fingerprinting requirements.

Attorney education waiver: A New Jersey-admitted attorney requesting the Title pre-licensing education waiver must follow the current NJDOBI waiver process and submit a current certificate of good standing from the Clerk of the New Jersey Supreme Court. The education waiver does not waive the licensing examination. Licensing procedures and waiver rules can change, so use the official NJDOBI producer licensing FAQ, NJDOBI education waiver application, and PSI New Jersey insurance testing portal for current instructions.
State Exam

New Jersey Title Insurance Licensing Exam at a Glance

Title LineSeparate producer line of authority
100 Items3.5 hours allowed on PSI’s Title-specific outline
70%Minimum passing score
Exam Fee$47 per examination

NJDOBI lists Title as a producer line requiring a licensing examination for resident applicants unless the applicant qualifies for the same-line prior-state-license exception. NJDOBI states that this exception applies when the applicant previously held the same resident Title authority in another state and that license is either current or became inactive within the previous 90 days. PSI’s Title-specific content outline currently lists 100 items, a minimum passing score of 70% correct, and 3.5 hours allowed. NJDOBI’s current Producer FAQ lists the examination fee as $47 per examination. Review the current NJDOBI Producer FAQ.

Tuition

Current New Jersey Title Insurance Course Tuition

Title Insurance $399 In-Person / Live Zoom Register for Title Insurance →
Self-Study Title Insurance $299 Self-Study Register for Self-Study →

Atlantic School currently offers instructor-led Title insurance training and a Self-Study Title option. Tuition and enrollment selections are maintained on the registration page; compare the format and current schedule before enrolling.

  • All class materials are included in tuition
  • Instructor-led teaching and live interaction in In-Person and Live Zoom formats
  • Structured review, organized course materials and exam-focused preparation
  • 24/7 Self-Study flexibility with support available when you need help
Study Your Way

Choose the Title Insurance Class Format That Fits Your Schedule

Instructor-Led

In-Person

Learn in a structured classroom with live instruction, explanations, real-time Q&A, guided review and exam-focused preparation.

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Instructor-Led

Live Zoom

Join live online training from home or work with an instructor, real-time questions, guided review and an organized class pace.

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Flexible

Self-Study

Study online on your own schedule with 24/7 access, organized modules you can revisit, and support available when you need help.

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New Jersey Classrooms

Title Insurance Classes Across New Jersey

Atlantic School offers classroom options at established New Jersey training locations. Availability varies by date, so use the current Title schedule when choosing your class.

Toms RiverHazletEdisonParsippany
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Before You Register

Choose your date, format and location.

The Title Insurance schedule is the source of truth for upcoming class dates and available delivery formats.

Comparing license lines? Review New Jersey Life & Health classes, Property & Casualty classes, or use the New Jersey License Guide →

See Current Title Insurance Schedule
Atlantic School

Why Students Choose Atlantic for New Jersey Insurance Licensing

40+ YearsInsurance education experience
30k+ StudentsStudents served throughout New Jersey
NJDOBI-Approved ProviderNew Jersey insurance education provider
Real Instructor SupportLive teaching, guided review and direct instructor interaction
Common Questions

New Jersey Title Insurance Licensing FAQs

How many hours is the New Jersey Title insurance pre-licensing course?

NJDOBI currently lists Title as a 20-hour pre-licensing requirement for resident applicants who do not qualify for an approved education waiver.

Do I have to take the New Jersey Title producer licensing exam?

Resident applicants generally must pass the licensing examination for the Title line of authority unless they qualify for NJDOBI’s same-line prior-state-license exception. NJDOBI states that the exception applies when the applicant previously held the same resident Title authority in another state and that license is either current or became inactive within the previous 90 days. An education waiver does not automatically waive the licensing examination.

What do I need to bring to the PSI Title producer exam?

PSI’s current New Jersey candidate bulletin states that Title candidates must present a prelicensing education course completion certificate (electronic or hard copy) or an NJDOBI-issued waiver on the day of the examination. For a retake, the bulletin also permits the failing score report as described in PSI’s instructions. Candidates must also meet PSI’s current identification requirements. Review the current NJDOBI Producer FAQ before test day.

Can a New Jersey attorney waive the Title pre-licensing course?

A New Jersey admitted attorney may request a waiver of Title pre-licensing education using the current NJDOBI waiver process and a current certificate of good standing from the Clerk of the New Jersey Supreme Court. The current waiver form states that the applicant remains responsible for taking and passing the licensing examination and that the waiver is valid for 90 days.

How much does the New Jersey Title producer license application cost?

The current New Jersey state fee is $170 for an initial resident individual Insurance Producer application that includes Title or another major line. NIPR states that this is the state fee only and does not include any NIPR transaction fee. Review New Jersey resident licensing fees on NIPR.

Can I take the New Jersey Title insurance pre-licensing course online?

Yes. Atlantic School offers online options through instructor-led Live Zoom and Self-Study Title insurance, along with In-Person classroom instruction. Compare the available formats and current schedule before registering.

What does the Title insurance course cover?

Atlantic School’s Title schedule identifies topics such as title searches, title policies, closings, escrow, deeds and Title producer licensing. The course also integrates New Jersey regulation and exam-focused preparation.

Where are in-person Title insurance classes held?

Current classroom locations include Toms River, Hazlet, Edison and Parsippany. Check the Title schedule for the location offered on each class date.

How long does the New Jersey Title licensing process take?

The standard pre-licensing education requirement is 20 hours. Total time varies based on the class format and schedule you choose, PSI examination availability, fingerprinting and New Jersey application processing.

What instructor support is available?

Atlantic School’s In-Person and Live Zoom formats are instructor-led and include direct interaction, explanations and guided review. Self-Study provides flexible 24/7 learning with support available when needed. Compare the three study formats before registering.

Where do I find the next Title insurance class?

Use the current Title Insurance class schedule for upcoming dates, formats and registration options.

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Choose Your New Jersey Title Insurance Class

Review the current schedule, select the format that works for you, and register online.