• Insurance agents and brokers can get CE credit in all states other than Alaska, New York, and Hawaii for insurance CE. Specific credit for adjusters may not be available in some states because of state regulations.
• Attorneys should qualify for CLE credit in most states.
• CPAs can get CPE credit.
• CSPs can get COC credit.
• Other professionals can get generic certificates of attendance.
• Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP)
• CRIS, AFIS, ERIS, TRIP, and MLIS certification holders

1. You must submit a completed Continuing Education Request Form and Attendee Attestation. Information for completing the form will be provided when you check in at 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. The information on the Form and Attestation must be complete before it is turned in.
2. If you are subject to the agents/brokers "no partial credit rule," attend a full complement of sessions for each half day for which you desire credit.
   
3. Regardless of whether you must attend a half day of sessions to get credit or you are subject to the rules of a regulatory body that allows partial credit, attend each Conference session 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.

 

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 sessions for each half day for which they desire credit and follow the attendance verification process for those periods. In some cases, partial credit may be available for attorneys, CPAs, and other professions and professional designations.

The IRMI Construction Risk Conference will be filed for approval of 9 hours of credit with regulatory authorities in all states other than Alaska, New York, and Hawaii for insurance CE credit. Specific credit for adjusters may not be available in some states because of state regulations.

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 sign and turn in the required attendance certification for each workshop attended.

The Conference will be filed in the states where CEU Institute is an approved CLE provider. When approved, the states and hours approved will be posted in the chart below.

The Conference is not filed in the other states; however, each of these states has a self-filing process that you can follow to secure CLE credit following the Conference. CEU Institute will provide a certificate of completion for the number of hours of sessions based on your actual hours in attendance evidenced by the attendance verification process and will help you assemble the information that you need to make this filing. However, it is your responsibility to take care of it. Please note that 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 is verified.

CEU Institute is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website:   www.nasbaregistry.org.

CEU Institute will furnish certificates of attendance 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 is verified. For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaint and refund, please contact CEU Institute offices at (800) 556–3559.

• Group-Live; basic program level; no prerequisite or advance preparation is required; field of study: specialized knowledge of applications

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 is verified. 

1.  Attend a minimum of 5 educational sessions.
2. Submit the signed and completed Continuing Education Request Form and Attendee Attestation. Mark that you require CRIS, AFIS, ERIS, TRIP, or MLIS reaccreditation. 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. Approximately 45 days following the Conference, you will receive a renewal confirmation.

At the present time, IRMI does not assess an additional charge to process most continuing education requests.

Upon your submission of a completed Continuing Education Request Form and 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 30 days for all certificates to be processed. However, we will begin to process both certificates and required rosters as quickly as possible.