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The Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner licenses and regulates insurance companies, investigates reports of insurance fraud, and inspects buildings to prevent fire.
The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance oversees the licensing of insurance agents, subagents, adjusters and counselors. The information in this section is provided as a guide for new resident applicants and answers the most commonly asked licensing questions.
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All insurance agents, solicitors, counselors, brokers and adjusters for all classes of insurance must be licensed to do business in Georgia. Review the links below to pursue a new license.
Find out whether an insurance professional, agency, or company is licensed in Georgia.
You must be a licensed insurance agent in order to provide Georgians with information about insurance and sell policies. To get a license, you need to meet specific requirements, which vary depending on the category, also called class, of insurance you wish to sell.
Find out whether an insurance professional, agency, or company is licensed in Georgia.
You Need Home Insurance. Homeowners need to purchase home insurance to protect their homes and personal property. Tenants need insurance to protect their furniture and other personal property. Everyone needs protection against liability for accidents that injure other people or damage their property.
You may file a complaint with us if you are unable to resolve your dispute with the insurance company or aren’t satisfied with how they responded to your claim. Processing and response times are faster through the Consumer Complaint Portal. There are two ways to file your complaint.
Apply for Renewal. You are eligible to apply for online renewal of your license 60 days prior to expiration date. Visit the Georgia Licensing portal. Click on the “Renew or Reinstate a License” button. Follow the prompts to complete the process.
The Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner licenses and regulates insurance companies; ensures that insurance rates, rules, and forms comply with state law; investigates suspicions of insurance fraud; and conducts inspections of buildings and houses to prevent fire outbreak.
