Arizona CE Courses

Arizona Insurance Continuing Education (CE) Courses

Don't let your license lapse! Complete your Arizona CE hours online with state-approved courses. We report your completion to the state the same day.

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Same-Day CE Reporting

We report your CE completion to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions the same day you finish — so your license never lapses.

Arizona CE Requirements

Arizona requires all licensed insurance producers to complete continuing education (CE) hours to renew their license every 4 years. This ensures agents stay current with changing insurance products, regulations, and ethics requirements.

JustInsurance offers state-approved online CE courses that you can complete entirely at your own pace, on any device. When you finish, we report your completion directly to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions the same day — no paperwork, no delays.

Don't Wait Until the Last Minute

License lapses can result in reinstatement fees and additional requirements. Complete your CE at least 30 days before your renewal deadline. JustInsurance courses can be finished in a single day.

CE Requirements Summary

Choose Your Line of Authority

Select the course that matches your current license type.

Life Insurance CE

Complete your life insurance continuing education requirements online. State-approved hours that keep your life license active and compliant.

Hours Required48 hrs
Course Price$111
Renewal Cycle4 years
Learn MoreEnroll Now — $111

Health Insurance CE

Complete your health insurance CE requirements online. Covers all required topics including ethics. Same-day reporting to your state DOI.

Hours Required48 hrs
Course Price$111
Renewal Cycle4 years
Learn MoreEnroll Now — $111
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Life & Health CE

Fulfill the CE requirements for both your life and health licenses in one package. The most efficient way to renew your combined license.

Hours Required48 hrs
Course Price$111
Renewal Cycle4 years
Learn MoreEnroll Now — $111

Property & Casualty CE

Complete your P&C continuing education online. Arizona-approved hours covering personal auto, homeowners, commercial property, GL, and workers' compensation.

Hours Required48 hrs
Course Price$111
Renewal Cycle4 years
Learn MoreEnroll Now — $111

How CE Renewal Works

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Choose Your Course

Select the CE course that matches your Arizona license type (Life, Health, or Life & Health).

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Complete Online

Finish your required CE hours entirely online, at your own pace, on any device.

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We Report to the State

JustInsurance reports your completion to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions the same day. No paperwork needed.

Same-Day DOI Reporting

When you complete your CE with JustInsurance, we electronically report your course completion to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions the same business day. Your CE credit appears on your license record automatically — no certificates to mail, no forms to submit.

What Happens If You Miss Your Arizona CE Deadline?

Letting your insurance license lapse is more than an inconvenience — it can mean lost income, reinstatement fees, and extra CE requirements before you can legally sell again. Below you'll find the specific grace periods, late fees, and reinstatement rules that apply in Arizona, so you know exactly where you stand if a renewal deadline slips by.

Grace Period
None — license expires; business must stop
Late Fee
$100 late renewal fee
Reinstatement Fee
$100 late renewal fee plus standard renewal fee
Reinstatement Window
Typically up to 1 year; otherwise full relicensing

Consequences of a Lapsed License

Your license expires, you must stop transacting insurance, and you owe a $100 late fee plus renewal fee to reinstate.

Carry-Forward Rules

No — carry-forward not permitted (48 hrs required every 4 years)

Rules can change mid-cycle — always confirm current requirements with the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions, which is the official source of truth for license status and CE compliance.

Don't Let Your License Lapse

Complete your Arizona CE today — we report same-day to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions, so your license stays active and you stay earning.

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Arizona Insurance CE FAQs

How many CE hours does Arizona require for insurance license renewal?

Arizona requires 48 hours of continuing education (CE) every 4 years to maintain an active insurance producer license. Of those 48 hours, 6 must specifically cover ethics and professional conduct — this is a mandatory component, not optional. All CE must be completed through a Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions-approved provider before your license renewal deadline. JustInsurance is an approved provider and offers a complete 48-hour CE package for $111, including the required ethics hours.

How much does Arizona insurance CE cost?

JustInsurance offers a complete Arizona CE package — covering all 48 required hours including the 6-hour ethics requirement — for $111. This is a flat-fee bundle with no per-course upsells or surprise charges. Individual CE courses are also available for agents who need only specific topics to round out their renewal hours. Every purchase includes immediate online access, self-paced completion, and automatic CE credit reporting to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions on your behalf.

Can I complete my Arizona insurance CE online?

Yes. Arizona approves online CE courses, and JustInsurance provides a full catalog of self-paced courses that meet all Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions requirements. You can study on any device, pause and resume whenever you need to, and complete your 48-hour requirement in a single sitting or spread across multiple sessions. Once you finish each course, JustInsurance reports your completion electronically to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions — you do not need to mail certificates or manually update your license record.

What happens if I don't complete my Arizona CE on time?

Your license expires, you must stop transacting insurance, and you owe a $100 late fee plus renewal fee to reinstate. Specifically in Arizona: the grace period is None — license expires; business must stop, the late fee is $100 late renewal fee, and reinstatement runs $100 late renewal fee plus standard renewal fee with a window of Typically up to 1 year; otherwise full relicensing. A lapsed license also interrupts your commission flow and can trigger carrier appointment reviews. JustInsurance makes it easy to finish your hours well before your deadline — the entire $111 package can be completed in a single day if needed.

How do I reinstate a lapsed Arizona insurance license?

If your Arizona insurance license has lapsed, you typically have Typically up to 1 year; otherwise full relicensing to reinstate it before you must re-apply as a new licensee. Reinstatement in Arizona runs $100 late renewal fee plus standard renewal fee, and you must complete any outstanding CE hours from the lapsed period before the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions will process your reinstatement. The sooner you act, the simpler the process — waiting too long can mean retaking prelicensing education and the state exam from scratch. JustInsurance courses report electronically to the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions, so once your hours are complete your reinstatement moves fast.

Do unused CE hours carry forward in Arizona?

Carry-forward policy in Arizona: No — carry-forward not permitted (48 hrs required every 4 years). Carry-forward rules matter if you finish your required hours early in the cycle — in some states, the extra hours apply to your next renewal period, while in others any excess is simply lost. Ethics hours often have separate, stricter carry-forward rules than general CE hours, so even if general hours roll over, you typically need a fresh ethics course each cycle. For the current official carry-forward policy, always verify with the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions, which is the authoritative source of truth for your CE account.

Does Arizona require ethics CE hours?

Yes. Arizona mandates that 6 of your 48 required CE hours specifically cover ethics and professional conduct. This is not optional — you must satisfy the ethics component separately from general CE hours, and the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions tracks it independently. Failing to complete the ethics hours is treated the same as failing to complete your total CE requirement. JustInsurance's $111 CE package includes a fully approved 6-hour ethics course, so your entire renewal requirement is covered in one purchase.

Last updated: March 2026