Licensing requirements
Alaska
Everything you need to get your insurance producer license in Alaska — exams are run by Pearson.
Exam fee
$89
Application fee
$75
Fingerprints
$48.25
CE per renewal
24 hrs
Heads up
Internal conflict: prose describes 110 items in 135 minutes; table shows 90 scored items in 145 minutes. Verify vendor handbook.
Step by step
Your path to a license
- 1
Complete the Pre-Licensing Course
- 2
Schedule the Alaska State Examination
- 3
Passing the Alaska Insurance Licensing Exam
- 4
Schedule your Fingerprint Appointment
Pick the insurance producer / Department of Insurance service when you book so results go to the right place.
- 5
Apply for License
Pre-licensing education
No explicit education hour requirement located on this page; verify with regulator.
Product training
Annuity initial 4 hours; Flood initial 3 hours.
Only needed if you sell those products.
Heads up
Things people miss in Alaska
#1 Separate Exams
Alaska does not offer a combined Life & Health exam; Life and Accident & Health must be taken as separate tests.
#2 Online Testing Limits
OnVUE online proctored attempts are capped at 4; after this limit, candidates must test in person.
#3 Product-Specific Training
Mandatory one-time training is required for agents selling annuities, long-term care, or flood insurance policies.
Official sites
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Requirements change, and portal sites may add their own transaction fees. Always confirm with the Alaska Division of Insurance before you apply.