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Kansas private investigators

Kansas private investigator continuing education

Renew your Kansas PI license with continuing education from the specialists in insurance fraud and insurance investigations. Kansas investigators need 8 hours every 2 years.

The requirement

Kansas PI CE rules

  • No specific topics are required
  • An hour of credit is 50 minutes of instruction

Source: K.A.R. 16-4-2. Rules change; confirm with the Kansas Attorney General, Private Detective Licensing Unit before you renew.

How NATG fits

Insurance fraud CE for Kansas investigators

NATG teaches only insurance fraud and insurance investigations. Our PI courses cover the claim from the carrier's side, so your work answers the questions SIU managers and claims professionals ask.

  • Introduction to insurance fraud and insurance overview
  • Staged accidents, auto theft and repair shop fraud
  • Workers compensation, health care, life and disability fraud
  • Recorded statements, surveillance and social media investigations
  • Ethics for investigators

Go further

Add an insurance credential

Show Kansas carriers you know insurance with the CPII or the IFC.

Questions

Kansas PI CE questions

What continuing education do Kansas private investigators need?

No specific topics are required, according to K.A.R. 16-4-2.

Does NATG PI CE count in Kansas?

NATG PI continuing education is accepted in Kansas. Check each course listing in the catalog for its current approval and hours, and confirm with the Kansas Attorney General, Private Detective Licensing Unit.

Why take insurance-focused CE in Kansas?

Insurance carriers, TPAs and self-insureds are among the largest clients for Kansas investigators. NATG specializes in insurance fraud and investigations, so every course helps you do that work better.

Renew your Kansas license with insurance fraud CE

Open the catalog, check the course approvals for Kansas and start today.