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Last verified Oct 25, 2026. Each quotation supports the corresponding published value.
BoardAlaska Division of Insurance
Alaska Division of Insurance
Division of Insurance
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Qualifications / ExamSchedule the applicable licensing examination through Pearson.
Schedule the applicable licensing examination through Pearson.
Schedule your exam(s) through our test administrator, Pearson.
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ReciprocityThe exam is waived for a resident application within 90 days of canceling an out-of-state resident license with the same lines of authority.
The exam is waived for a resident application within 90 days of canceling an out-of-state resident license with the same lines of authority.
The exam requirement is waived when you apply for an Alaska resident license within 90 days of canceling a resident license in another state with the same lines of authority.
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RenewalA licensee’s expiration date under our code is always going to be the last day of their birth month in even or odd numbered years depending on the year they were born.
A licensee’s expiration date under our code is always going to be the last day of their birth month in even or odd numbered years depending on the year they were born. Applies to: Individual insurance producer licenses.
A licensee’s expiration date under our code is always going to be the last day of their birth month in even or odd numbered years depending on the year they were born.
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Continuing education hours24 hours
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24 credit hours of continuing education (CE)
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Continuing education topics3 ethics credits; no more than 8 credits in management, marketing, sales and training.
3 ethics credits; no more than 8 credits in management, marketing, sales and training.
3 credit hours must be in ethics.
No more than 8 credit hours may be in management, marketing, sales, and training.
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Agency guidanceThe 24-credit CE requirement generally applies after a full two-year resident licensing period.
The 24-credit CE requirement generally applies after a full two-year resident licensing period.
Most resident individual licensees who have held a license for a full two-year period are required to complete 24 credit hours of continuing education (CE).
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Agency guidanceRenewal instructions: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer. Renewals open 90 days before expiration.
Renewal instructions: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer. Renewals open 90 days before expiration.
The Division recognizes a 90-day renewal window, allowing licensees to apply to renew a license within 90 days of their expiration date.
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Agency guidanceInitial license terms may be shorter than two years; applying within the 90-day renewal window can result in a term of up to 27 months.
Initial license terms may be shorter than two years; applying within the 90-day renewal window can result in a term of up to 27 months.
The renewal window under Alaska Insurance Code grants a maximum licensure period of 27 months. If a licensee applies within 90 days of their upcoming expiration date, the license will be issued for no more than 27 months and set for the second available expiration date.
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License term in yearsAll our licenses are on biennial renewal.
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All our licenses are on biennial renewal.
Official sourceLast verified Oct 25, 2026