State RegulationsGA specificDifficulty 3/5
A nonresident producer has completed a six-hour long-term care partnership course in the producer's home state and wants to sell LTC partnership policies in Georgia. What additional Georgia requirement applies before the producer may sell this coverage?
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Why C is correct
Under Reg. 120-2-3-.34(9), a nonresident who has taken a six-hour partnership course outside Georgia must complete a two-hour Georgia-specific Medicaid course before selling LTC partnership products here; residents instead take the initial eight-hour state-approved course and then four hours every twenty-four months. The short Georgia add-on covers this state's own Medicaid and partnership rules without repeating the whole curriculum.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) The home-state course alone is not enough; Reg. 120-2-3-.34(9) adds a Georgia-specific Medicaid component for nonresidents.
- B) The ongoing requirement is four hours every twenty-four months for licensees who already met the initial requirement, not a twelve-month cycle. Reg. 120-2-3-.34(9).
- D) Repeating the full eight-hour initial course is not required of nonresidents; only the two-hour Georgia-specific Medicaid course is added. Reg. 120-2-3-.34(9).
Memory hook
Out-of-state six hours plus Georgia's two-hour Medicaid topping.