General questions to help you understand NAIC Partnership and steps for obtaining certification.
What are my state's requirements?
The NAIC developed producer training standards as a template, which many states are adopting without change. Other states are choosing to implement state-specific Partnership requirements.
Learn more about your state's specific requirements.
Why do I need to be certified if I'm already a licensed producer?There is a difference between being licensed and being certified. Your state issues all producers a specific type of license enabling you to sell insurance. In addition, the new NAIC/Partnership legislation requires you to be LTC trained and certified.
What does training reciprocity mean and how does it impact me if I write business in more than one state?As a rule of thumb, training reciprocity means NAIC training taken in one state satisfies the NAIC training requirement in another state. However, if a state requires state-specific law be covered in addition to the NAIC training, producers need to complete such training in addition to the NAIC training. Scenario: State A is an 8-hour NAIC state with no state-specific law content. State B is an 8-hour course, but 2 of those 8 hours cover state-specific law. Example 1: You satisfied the requirement in State A and now want to write business in State B. You need to take the 2-hour state-specific class for State B. Example 2: You satisfied the requirement in State B and now want to write business in State A. No additional training requirement needed.
Where do I go for training?Genworth has partnered with several Continuing Education providers to offer you discounts on their services. We offer both online and classroom training. To select one of our options, click here.
Who do I contact if I need help registering for a class?
You can contact any of the following providers to register for a class: - WebCE - 800 488.9308
- CLTC (through Insurancestudy.com) - 866 339.3900
- Kruise - 800 517.7500
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