Renewal of License

License Information

Approximately 90 days before expiration, the CDI emails licensees a renewal notification to their email address on record. The email notification includes the license number, license term, license type, and information regarding any continuing education requirements. You can update your email address using Sircon’s Change Address Services.

Individuals and business entities who do not receive the e-mail notification will still be able to renew their license online by following the prompts on Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License.

Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License is available to insurance agents, brokers, and adjusters who want to renew their licenses after the license expiration date has passed. Additionally, Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License is available to insurance agents, brokers, and adjusters who previously used the service as an on-time renewal but were not able to renew their license because not all of the requirements to renew were met prior to the license expiration date. Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License allows these licensees, once their requirements has been met, to complete the renewal of their license by paying the 50 percent late penalty fee.

Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License for late renewals is not available to bail agents, who by law must reapply as a new applicant if their license is not renewed prior to the expiration date.

Any licensees that renew their licenses late will be required to pay a 50 percent penalty fee and file new company appointments and/or business entity endorsements or solicitor appointment (if applicable). "Late" is defined as any renewal for which the requirements to renew (for CA residents this includes completing the ethics and continuing education hours) are not met until after the expiration date of the previous license term. Use this link, Late Renewal, to find out how to late renew your license using Sircon’s Renew or Reinstate a License.