Free Georgia Personal Lines Practice Exam Online

Correct answer: A. 8 hours

Correct — OCI's currently-hosted Rule 120-2-3-.08(1) PDF states "a minimum of eight (8) hours of instruction per major line of authority," which includes Personal Lines.

• B: 16 hours is not a figure used anywhere in Rule 120-2-3-.08 for any single major line.
• C: 20 hours was the figure under an earlier version of this rule; it is no longer the current published text.
• D: 40 hours is not a figure used anywhere in Rule 120-2-3-.08 for any major line.

Correct answer: B. Pearson VUE

Correct — Pearson VUE is the vendor named on OCI's official resident agent licensing page.

• A: Prometric administers testing for some other states and professions, not Georgia's insurance licensing exams.
• C: PSI Services is a testing vendor used by some other state insurance departments, not Georgia.
• D: NIPR (National Insurance Producer Registry) handles multistate license data and applications, not exam administration.

Correct answer: B. Personal Lines is listed as its own separate major line of authority, distinct from Property and from Casualty

Correct — the rule's own enumeration lists Personal Lines separately from Property and from Casualty.

• A: Incorrect — the rule lists Property, Casualty, and Personal Lines as three separate items, not one combined item.
• C: Incorrect — Personal Lines is listed as its own item (e), not nested under Casualty (d).
• D: Incorrect — Personal Lines is explicitly named in the rule as a licensable major line.

Correct answer: A. Sircon.com/georgia

Correct — this is the platform OCI names for resident applications.

• B: The NAIC does not run a single central application portal that Georgia residents must use; Sircon/NIPR handle the actual application intake.
• C: Georgia's process is electronic through Sircon, not a mail-only paper process.
• D: Pearson VUE handles exam scheduling, not the license application itself.

Correct answer: A. O.C.G.A. §§ 33-1-9 and 33-1-16

Correct — these are the two Code sections the rule specifically names as required course content.

• B: These sections cover uninsured motorist coverage and minimum auto liability limits — relevant substantive content, but not the sections the rule names as mandatory inclusions.
• C: These sections cover cancellation/nonrenewal notice rules — substantive content, but not what the rule names as mandatory inclusions.
• D: These sections cover producer appointment termination — not what the rule names as mandatory inclusions.