Wisconsin Administrative Code
Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
Chapter Ins 28 - Continuing Education
Section Ins 28.07 - Evidence of attendance for continuing education courses

(a) Providers shall provide an original certificate of continuing education to each intermediary within a reasonable period after completion of a continuing education course. Original certificates may be provided electronically unless a hard copy is requested by the intermediary. One additional original individual certificate of continuing education shall be provided to a student upon request and at no additional charge. Every intermediary shall maintain a record of all courses attended by keeping the original certificates of completion for 4 years after the end of the year of attendance.

(b) Certificates of continuing education shall be issued on company letterhead to each agent completing an approved course and shall contain the agent's name, National Producer Number, course title and number, date the course was completed, number of approved credit hours, name of provider and provider license number, signature of authorized provider representative, and the date issued in a form acceptable to the commissioner.

(c) Certificates of continuing education shall be signed by authorized provider representatives whose signatures are on file with the commissioner.

(d) The date indicated on the certificate of continuing education shall be the date of the class attended by the student, or on the date on which the intermediary successfully completed an examination for courses identified in s. Ins 26.06(2) (b) 4., 5., and 6.

(e) Intermediaries shall not claim credit for any course [for] which they did not attend all required credit hours or complete all requirements.

(f) Intermediaries may not claim credit for prelicensing education currently approved as a continuing education course to be applied toward their continuing education requirements for an original license. Individuals may receive credit if they are adding qualifications to an existing license and the provider and course has been approved for continuing education credit.