A nonresident producer has completed a 6-hour long-term care partnership course approved in another state. Before selling long-term care partnership policies in Georgia, the producer must also:

Why D is correct

Under Reg. 120-2-3-.34(9), Georgia honors a 6-hour long-term care partnership course completed in another state but requires the nonresident to add a 2-hour Georgia-specific course covering the state's Medicaid program. The short add-on ensures the producer understands Georgia's Medicaid and partnership rules before marketing partnership coverage, without forcing a full repeat of the initial training for someone already credentialed elsewhere.

Why the other options are wrong

• A) Repeating Georgia's full initial 8-hour course is not required when a 6-hour out-of-state partnership course is on file; only the Georgia-specific add-on is.
• B) Four hours every 24 months is the ongoing LTC continuing requirement, and the 12-month cycle stated here is wrong; continuing hours do not replace the initial Georgia-specific course.
• C) A separate resident license is unnecessary; the producer remains nonresident and needs only the Georgia Medicaid training.

Memory hook

Out-of-state 6 plus Georgia 2: learn Georgia Medicaid before Georgia partnership sales.