Licensing requirements
New Hampshire
Everything you need to get your insurance producer license in New Hampshire — exams are run by PSI.
Exam fee
$59
Application fee
$210
Fingerprints
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CE per renewal
24 hrs
Heads up
Copy error: education introduction names Iowa. Do not treat that paragraph as New Hampshire authority.
Step by step
Your path to a license
- 1
Choose Your Line of Authority
- 2
Schedule the New Hampshire State Examination
- 3
Pass the State Exam
- 4
Apply for your License
Pre-licensing education
Unreliable the source introduction names Iowa. Official vendor bulletin says education removed July 11, 2008.
Product training
LTC initial 8 hours; LTC refresher 4 hours; Annuity initial 4 hours; Flood initial 3 hours.
Only needed if you sell those products.
Heads up
Things people miss in New Hampshire
#1 No Late Renewals
New Hampshire does not allow late renewals. Expired licenses require a completely new application and payment of double the standard fee.
#2 Vendor Change
The state switched exam providers to PSI effective July 1, 2025; ensure all study materials reference the current provider.
#3 Reciprocity
Non-residents benefit from straightforward reciprocal licensing with no exam or prelicensing requirements.
Official sites
Direct links
Requirements change, and portal sites may add their own transaction fees. Always confirm with the New Hampshire Insurance Department before you apply.