IIANM EDUCATION

Grow, Protect, Educate.

Helping You Find Success Through Education & Training

Pre-Licensing

We want you to pass the first time by offering property/casualty and life/health pre-licensing courses, taught by industry experts!

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Designations

Help differentiate yourself by pursuing a professional designation in our industry.

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Continuing Education

Find the option that fits your time and your budget.

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Online Learning

Resources to help you improve your performance and increase your value.

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New Hire Training

Insurance Basics; Job Role Learning Paths; Commercial Lines Coverage; Client Management

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Education Events

Seminars designed to meet the needs of our members

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Virtual University

Build your Property & Casualty knowledge base through online education and research more than 18,000 pages to find answers to tough insurance questions.

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What are the CE requirements in New Mexico?

All New Mexico agents are required to complete 24 hours of CE biennially. Of those 24 hours, 3 hours need to be dedicated to ethics and 3 of those hours need to be in a live classroom setting.

Individual licensee's compliance date will be determined by the licensee's birth month. CE requirements must be completed by the first day of the licensee's birth month, every two years.

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How do I renew my license?

Once you have completed your CE requirements, you will have to renew your license on the NIPR website. You can only renew your license within a 90-day window of your expiration date.

NIPR Website

How can I train a new employee after they get licensed?

IIANM has partnered with New Level Partners to bring you training programs in virtual classrooms to help your employees succeed.

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Getting Your Insurance License

Starting a career in Insurance? IIANM live instructor-led pre-licensing courses in our Albuquerque Training Center.

(includes study manual)
Member: $275
Non-member: $375

We recommend scheduling your test within 10 days of taking this class. Please consider the availability of testing times before taking this class.

How do I apply for a license?

Step 1: Visit Prometric's Website (NM's testing center)

Click here to create an account.

Once you have created an account, you can click here to schedule your exam and access a variety of tools and resources including:

-Scheduling for an examination
-Check appoint availability
-Cancel or Reschedule an Exam
-Practice Exam

Step 2: Pass the Exam

Step 3: Complete Background Check

Click here to register for your background check.

Next to the field “ORI”, click on the "ORI Lookup" button on the right.

A new window will pop up. At the top, in the "Agency Name" field, type the word, "Office". Click the "Search" button.

It should find one line item. Either double click the "NM920210Z", or click it once, then at the bottom of the window click "Select".

Submit the form, apply the payment of $44, and print two copies of the “Fingerprint Submission Receipt”

Take the submission receipt and your ID to a fingerprint location. (No appointment necessary)

**Results of your background check will immediately be sent to the processing center**

Purchase Study Materials

Purchase Options

Study Manual (Hard copy of manual and state supplement)

Online Practice Exams (3 Month Access, begins at the time of purchase)

Study Package (Hard copy of the manual + Online Practice Exams)

Online Class Package (3 Month Access, begins at the time of purchase)

Instructor-led videos to guide your learning experience
Study manual in a PDF electronic format
MP3 Audio Reviews
QBank (Online Exam Simulator)
Instructor Link to submit questions

New Mexico Test Centers

Testing FAQs

Need Continuing Education?

IIANM offers a variety of continuing education options such as live classes, seminars, on-demand webcasts, required CE courses and more.

How do I view my CE transcript?

What is the New Mexico law on CE requirements?

Are there exceptions to the requirements?

Any licensee, that has been continuously licensed and in good standing for 25 years or more without a lapse of more than 90 days, is eligible to apply for a Grandfather Exemption.

To apply for the Grandfather Exemption you must submit a written request (letter) with a description of your 25-year insurance experience. Please list your license number on your request. Send your request to Producer Licensing Bureau, PO Box 1689, Santa Fe, NM 87504

Am I compliant as a non-resident of New Mexico?