 Resident Surplus Lines Broker
- Must also hold or apply for property and casualty agent license.
- Passing score on Surplus Lines Broker examination. For information regarding examination procedures, click here.
- Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here.
- Completion of $50,000 surplus lines broker bond. To print bond, click here.
- Payment of $315.
- Waiver of examination can be granted if applicant holds CPCU designation. Must attach proof of CPCU designation to application.
- Waiver of examination can be granted if applicant was previously licensed for same lines in prior home state; license in that state must be active at the time of moving to Georgia, applicant must attach original clearance letter from prior home state and must apply for licensure within 90 days of the date of the move to Georgia
Nonresident Surplus Lines Broker
- Completion of Nonresident Uniform Application for Individual Producer. To print application, click here.
- Original certification letter dated within 90 days from resident state.
- Payment of $315.
For Temporary License
- Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here.
- Payment of $75
Life, Accident and Sickness
- Completion of 20 hour pre-licensing course in Life, accident and sickness. For prelicensing provider listing, click here.
- Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here.
- Payment of $70
Property and Casualty
- Completion of 20 hour pre-licensing course in Life, accident and sickness. For prelicensing provider listing, click here.
- Completion of form GID-103. To print application, click here.
- Payment of $70
Nonresident Agent
- We now accept electronic applications, click here to apply.
- Payment is based upon lines requested.
- If you want to file the slower paper application you must complete the Nonresident Uniform Application for Individual Producer. To print application, click here. Proof of home state licensure for license type requested is required; proof may be in form of an Original certification letter dated within 90 days from resident state or PDB printout
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