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IRMI AgriCon Continuing Education Credits

NOTE CHANGE IN ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS BELOW.

IRMI is pleased to offer continuing education credits in most states, at no additional cost, for insurance and other professionals who attend educational sessions at the IRMI AgriCon Emmett J Vaughan AgribusinessConference and comply with our attendance verification procedures.

The entire Conference is filed with most state licensing boards. As approvals are received, the number of credit hours available will be posted on a state-by-state basis. Certificates of completion will be mailed in approximately 30 days to those who comply with our attendance verification processes.

AFIS, CRIS, MLIS, ERIS, and TRIP certification holders can satisfy their annual reaccreditation requirement by attending the equivalent of one full day of sessions.

Agents and Brokers CE Credit

NEW THIS YEAR—EDUCATIONAL LUNCH PANEL
You must attend the Lunch Panel on Day 1 along with the 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. sessions to receive credit for the morning block.

CEU Institute is the provider for insurance continuing education and will file the Conference for insurance agents and brokers CE credit in most states. The conference has been filed on a half-day basis, which means you will need to attend each half day in its entirety to receive credit. NOTE: You must attend the Lunch Panel on Day 1 to qualify for CE credits for that morning. Credit received will be based on the amount of time for which your attendance can be verified.

Approvals will be posted as they are received from the states. If your state is not shown as approved, please check back. Specific credit for adjusters may not be available in some states because of state regulations.

The 2020 Agribusiness Conference has been filed in all states except HI and NY.

Insurance CE has been filed, but not yet approved, in these states:
MN, OH

Insurance CE has been approved for the following hours in MA:
Ethics	Day 1 AM	Day 1 PM	Day 2 AM	Day 2 PM
3	3	2	3	2

Insurance CE has been approved for the following hours in all states except those listed above.**
Ethics	Day 1 AM	Day 1 PM	Day 2 AM	Day 2 PM
3	3	3	3	3
FL has approved up to 10 hours for the entire conference. WA has approved 6 hours for attending AFIS 1, AFIS 3, or AFIS 5, AND the Lunch Panel, in their entirety.

Other Professionals

Where the Conference is not filed and granted a specific number of credit hours by a regulatory agency, CEU Institute will furnish certificates based on your actual hours in attendance evidenced by the attendance verification process. (The credit per session varies, depending on the number of minutes actually spent in the session.) Please do not ask us to certify attendance in excess of that for which your attendance can be verified.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who can get credit?
- Insurance agents and brokers can get CE credit in all states other than New York, Michigan, and Hawaii for insurance CE. Specific credit for adjusters may not be available in some states because of state regulations.
- Other professionals can get generic certificates of attendance.
- AFIS, CRIS, MLIS, ERIS, and TRIP certification holders can get renewal credit.
How do I obtain credit?

(1) You must submit the signed and completed Continuing Education Request Form (Attendee Attestation Form) that will be provided when you check in at Conference. Complete the information, sign the Form, and return it to the IRMI Desk while you are at the Conference. If you require CE credit, you should plan to bring your license information with you to the Conference so you can complete the Form there. The information on the Form must be complete, and the Form must be signed before it is turned in.

(2) If you are subject to the agents/brokers "no partial credit rule," attend a full complement of workshops for each half day for which you desire credit.

(3) Attend each Conference workshop for which you desire credit in its entirety. Don't come in late, and don't leave early!

(4) Comply with the attendance verification process.
Is partial credit available?

Agents and brokers are subject to a "no partial credit rule." That is, CE credit is filed for and provided on a half-day basis, and credit for attending only part of a filed course is not available. Agents and brokers must attend all workshops for each full day they desire credit and follow the attendance verification process.
In what states, and for how many hours, is this year's Conference approved for agents and brokers credit?

The IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference will be filed for approval with regulatory authorities in most states other than New York, Michigan, and Hawaii for insurance CE credit. Specific credit for adjusters may not be available in some states because of state regulations. To find out if you can earn CE credit for your license, please see the Agents and Brokers CE Credit chart.

CE credit requirements are enforced in accordance with the rules of the governing organizations. For insurance agents and brokers, CE credit is filed on a half-day program basis; thus, each half- day’s credit stands alone. Partial credit is not available for attendance of only a portion of a given filed program. It is vital that the agent comply with the attendance verification process.
What about other professionals?

This Conference is for professionals with all levels of knowledge in the subject matter, and no advance preparation is required. Where the Conference is not filed and granted a specific number of credit hours by a regulatory agency, CEU Institute will furnish certificates based on your actual hours in attendance evidenced by the attendance verification process. (The credit per session varies, depending on the number of minutes actually spent in the session.) Please do not ask us to certify attendance in excess of that for which your attendance can be verified.
How do I obtain AFIS, CRIS, ERIS, MLIS, and TRIP Reaccreditation Credit?

(1) Attend the equivalent of at least 1 full day of workshops.

(2) Submit the signed and completed Continuing Education Request Form and Attendee Attestation Form that will be provided when you check in at Conference. Mark that you require AFIS, CRIS, ERIS, MLIS, or TRIP reaccreditation, sign the form, and return it to the IRMI Desk while you are at the Conference. The information on the Form must be complete, and the Form must be signed before it is turned in.

(3) Comply with the attendance verification process.

(4) Following the Conference, WebCE will be notified of your completion of the renewal requirement provided you have followed the steps above and we can verify your attendance. They will apply the renewal to your account and you will receive confirmation that your certification has been renewed. Please allow 30 days for this to be processed.
How much does IRMI charge for CE, etc.?

At the present time, IRMI does not assess an additional charge to process most continuing education requests.
When will I receive my certificates of completion?

Upon your submission of a completed Continuing Education Request Form and our verification of your attendance at the Conference, CEU Institute will issue one original certificate (to you or your resident license state, as required) per filed program in the case of agents and brokers. Due to the large number of requests for CE in connection with the Conference, it may take up to a full month for all certificates to be processed and mailed. However, we will begin to process both certificates and required rosters as quickly as possible.

Continuing Ed

IRMI AgriCon Continuing Education Credits

Agents and Brokers CE Credit

Other Professionals

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can get credit?

How do I obtain credit?

Is partial credit available?

In what states, and for how many hours, is this year's Conference approved for agents and brokers credit?

What about other professionals?

How do I obtain AFIS, CRIS, ERIS, MLIS, and TRIP Reaccreditation Credit?

How much does IRMI charge for CE, etc.?

When will I receive my certificates of completion?

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