Frequently Asked Questions
Find straightforward answers to common continuing education and renewal questions.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about CE planning, eligibility, renewal, and what this informational website can—and cannot—provide.
Does this website provide CE credits?
No. This rebuilt website contains general educational and planning information only. It does not process course enrollment, issue credits, or transmit completions to regulators.
How many hours of continuing education do I need?
The number and category of hours vary by state, license class, and renewal period. Use your state insurance department’s official guidance for the current requirement.
Can I complete insurance CE online?
Online, classroom, and self-study formats may be accepted, but the availability and any examination requirements depend on the state and approved course. Confirm before enrolling.
How can I verify a course is approved?
Check the regulator’s provider and course database, or ask your state licensing office. Verify the specific course number, hours, and license category—not just the provider name.
Does a completion certificate mean my renewal is complete?
Not necessarily. You may also need credits reported to the state, renewal fees paid, and a renewal application submitted. Keep your documentation and check the regulator’s system.
What if my renewal deadline is soon?
Contact your state licensing office promptly, review any grace-period or reinstatement rules, and choose only eligible courses with reporting times that fit your circumstances.
Are historical RELSTONE course claims still valid?
We cannot verify the historical archive’s claims about approvals, timing, customer counts, or course availability. Treat archived materials as historical context, not current regulatory guidance.
Can I purchase courses or register through this website?
No. The rebuilt site intentionally does not contain an active checkout, course portal, or payment system.
Where should I send a question about this site?
Use the Contact page. It provides a draft email option based on an email address found in the historic archive; its current operation has not been independently verified.