The correct legal citation is Chapter 150
The bilingual requirement appears in P.L. 2015, Chapter 150. The law covers the exam and registration materials and directs the Commissioner to make suitable Spanish curriculum materials available to approved providers.
Spanish availability is established, but verify the appointment
NJDOBI has confirmed Spanish availability for remote producer examinations. Candidates should still select the intended language when scheduling and verify the current test-delivery option with PSI.
There is no verified statewide Spanish pass rate to advertise
New Jersey's public licensing pages do not provide a statewide language-level pass-rate table comparable to New York's report. Statistics from another state, another provider or another line cannot be used as a New Jersey rate.
A Spanish exam needs a complete Spanish learning path
CertiAcademy's planned Spanish program is not a translated answer key. It teaches national concepts and New Jersey law in context, uses more than 1,300 questions with 500 state-specific items, explains every distractor, returns missed concepts and finishes with realistic simulations for the applicable line.
Official sources and further reading
Facts and requirements were checked against the linked primary sources on the article's publication date. Licensing authorities and testing providers remain controlling.
- New Jersey Legislature: P.L. 2015, Chapter 150State law requiring producer examination and registration materials in English and Spanish.
- New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance: All Remote Insurance Producer Exams Available in SpanishOfficial announcement confirming Spanish availability for remote producer examinations.
- New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance: Producer Frequently Asked QuestionsOfficial $47 examination fee, 20-hour-per-line education requirement and current online application fees.