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How to check an insurance agent's license in Georgia

The Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire keeps the official record of who may sell insurance in Georgia. This page points you to its own search and explains what the record shows. InsuranceAgentPick is not part of the department.

How to check

  1. Open Agent (Individual), Agency, Company Search, the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire's own search.
  2. Search by the agent's name, or by their national producer number (NPN) or Georgia license number if you have it. The NPN is the steadier search: names repeat, and a producer has one NPN in every state.
  3. Open the record and read the license type and its lines of authority, whether it is active, the expiration date, and the name on the record.
  4. Compare it with what the agent told you: the same name, the same NPN, and a line of authority that covers the kind of insurance you asked about.

What the record shows

A producer record in any state is built from the same parts, though each department decides how much of it to publish:

  • The license type and its lines of authority, such as property, casualty, life or personal lines.
  • Whether the license is active, and the dates it was issued and expires.
  • The insurers the agent is appointed with, where the department publishes appointments.
  • Disciplinary actions, where the department publishes them.

In Georgia, agent licenses are kept by the Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire (OCI). Its Agent (Individual), Agency, Company Search page points to License Lookup, which opens the License Inquiry Service on the Georgia Producer Portal run by Sircon. Georgia residents apply for and renew their licenses on that same portal, and nonresidents can apply there or through NIPR. OCI's toll-free line is (800) 656-2298 and its main line is (404) 656-2070.

Georgia licenses property and casualty together. OCI's guidance says an applicant must select both Property and Casualty, and that it does not license just Property or just Casualty; the path runs through a 16-hour prelicensing course and an examination. Personal Lines is a separate line of authority with its own 8-hour course and exam, and the Surplus Lines license is open only to someone who already holds the Property and Casualty agent license. A temporary license, sponsored by a single insurer, can carry only Life, Accident and Sickness, Property, Casualty or Personal Lines, and only the lines its supervising agent holds.

OCI's application guide says agent licenses must be renewed every two years by the last day of the agent's birth month. Before renewing, a resident agent with less than 20 years of service needs 24 hours of continuing education, 3 of them in ethics; beginning in 2026, agents with more than 20 years of service need 20 hours. Agents can check their CE transcript on Sircon. A complaint about an agent goes to OCI's Consumer Services Division, which calls itself the investigative arm of the office and takes complaints through its online Consumer Complaint Portal.

What we checked for Georgia

Department
Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire (OCI)Source: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-22
Official search
Agent (Individual), Agency, Company Search on oci.georgia.gov, whose License Lookup link opens the Georgia Producer Portal on sircon.comSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Search behind the link
The License Inquiry Service on the Georgia Producer Portal (Sircon), which checks individual, agency and company licensesSource: sircon.com Georgia Producer Portal, checked 2026-09-26
Help line
Toll-free (800) 656-2298; primary (404) 656-2070Source: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Lines of authority
Accident and Sickness; Property and Casualty; Life; Personal Lines; Variable Products; Credit; Surplus Lines; Title; Travel Accident & Sickness; Travel TicketSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Property and casualty are licensed together
Applicants must take both Property and Casualty; OCI does not license either one aloneSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Property and casualty prelicensing
16-hour Property and Casualty prelicensing course plus a passing score on the Property and Casualty examSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Personal Lines prelicensing
8-hour Personal Lines prelicensing course plus a passing score on the Personal Lines examSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Surplus Lines
Open only to holders of the Agent Property and Casualty licenseSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Temporary license lines
Life, Accident and Sickness, Property, Casualty and Personal Lines, limited to the supervising agent's linesSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Renewal cycle
Every two years, by the last day of the agent's birth monthSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Continuing education
24 hours every two years, 3 in ethics, for resident licensees with less than 20 years of serviceSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Continuing education, 20+ years
20 hours, 3 in ethics, from 2026 for licensees with more than 20 years of serviceSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
CE carryover
Up to 50% of the biennial requirement; ethics must be taken each periodSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
What the Sircon CE transcript shows
Licensee name, start and end of the license renewal period, and the lines of authority heldSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Nonresident licensing
Nonresidents apply through Sircon.com/georgia or NIPR.com; residents must use SirconSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Moving out of Georgia
A Georgia resident license is not converted to a nonresident one; a new nonresident application is neededSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Complaints
OCI Consumer Services Division, through the online Consumer Complaint PortalSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26
Who investigates
The Consumer Services Division, OCI's investigative armSource: oci.georgia.gov, checked 2026-09-26

Questions

Where do I look up an insurance agent's license in Georgia?

On the Agent (Individual), Agency, Company Search page at oci.georgia.gov, the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance and Safety Fire's own page. Its License Lookup link opens the License Inquiry Service on the Georgia Producer Portal (Sircon). OCI's toll-free line is (800) 656-2298.

Can a Georgia agent be licensed for just property or just casualty insurance?

No. OCI says applicants must select both Property and Casualty when applying, and that it does not license just Property or just Casualty. Personal Lines is a separate line of authority with its own course and exam.

How much continuing education does a Georgia agent need?

Resident licensees with less than 20 years of service need 24 hours every two years, 3 of them in ethics, completed by the last day of the birth month. Beginning in 2026, licensees with more than 20 years of service need 20 hours, 3 in ethics.

How do I file a complaint about an insurance agent in Georgia?

Through OCI's Consumer Services Division, using its online Consumer Complaint Portal at oci.georgia.gov/file-consumer-insurance-complaint. OCI asks you to contact your insurance company first and to send copies, not originals, of your documents.

Other ways to check

Lookup link last checked 2026-10-12; the department's entry in our list was confirmed on 2026-09-22.

Looking for an insurance agent in Georgia?

Tell us what you need insured. Published rules draft a list of up to three agents whose Georgia license was checked on the state's own records within the last 7 days, a person checks and sends it, and only the agents you tick get your details. Health insurance is a waitlist only.

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