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Firm Insurance Producer
Firm insurance producer licensure, with compliance officers and licensed individual employees, for property, casualty, both lines, or personal lines.
Licensing authority: Alaska Division of Insurance · Application information
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
New issuance after revocation — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Initial issuance without a home state — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident initial issuance — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Nonresident reciprocal initial issuance
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority requested
- Only the property, casualty, personal lines or combination of those authorities established by the equivalent home-state licence.
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(6)
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 2, Exam Requirements, item 1(c)
Nonresident reinstatement before two years of expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority requested
- Reinstate the same property, casualty or personal lines authorities supported by the current equivalent home-state licence.
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
New issuance after revocation — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Initial issuance without a home state — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident initial issuance — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
New issuance after revocation — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
New issuance after revocation — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Initial issuance without a home state — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident initial issuance — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Initial issuance without a home state — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Resident initial issuance — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
Initial issuance or reinstatement with a qualifying Alaska licence held within one year
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Authority requested
- The same property, casualty or personal lines authority supported by the prior qualifying Alaska licence; for a firm, its compliance officer must satisfy the individual examination exemption.
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Good standing
- The prior licence must have been in good standing; revocation does not qualify for this examination exemption.
- Late reinstatement
- If reinstating an expired licence, the renewal fee and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b) remain payable.
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Prior licence
- The division must receive the application within one year after the applicant held an Alaska licence in good standing with substantially similar qualifications under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(6)
Biennial renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Continued qualification
- Continue to qualify under AS 21.27.380(a); apply and pay renewal fees no later than the licence expiration date.
- Continuing education
- Resident ordinary licence holders must meet 24 hours per full two-year period, including at least 3 insurance ethics hours, unless exempt under AS 21.27.020(f) or 3 AAC 23.100(a). Limited lines and AS 21.27.390 temporary renewals are excepted from the CE requirement.
- Discretionary reexamination
- The unnamed discretionary examination under AS 21.27.060(b) remains a condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Home state good standing
- A nonresident renewal applicant must remain currently licensed and in good standing in the home state under 3 AAC 23.860(c).
- Licence status
- The producer licence has not expired; no new line of authority is being added.
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Renewal cycle
- Individual renewal is the last day of the birth month in odd or even years according to birth-year parity; firm renewal follows the initial licence date and year parity under 3 AAC 23.860(a)-(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(a)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.100(a)-(b)
Insurance Producer
Individual insurance producer licensure for property, casualty, both lines, or personal lines. AS 21.27.160 makes one licence inclusive of authorized lines; personal lines is a line of authority, not a second licence identity. The historic student-loan temporary renewal authorization in AS 14.43.148 was repealed effective January 1, 2019 by Chapter 23 SLA 2018, notwithstanding its remaining cross-reference in 3 AAC 23.100(a)(3). The property/casualty scope includes the limited producer forms with property, liability or surety coverage, including credit property, bail bonds and the property risks covered by travel insurance. Title insurance is expressly outside the property definition in AS 21.12.060 and is separately defined by AS 21.66.480(6).
Licensing authority: Alaska Division of Insurance · Application information
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
New issuance after revocation — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Initial issuance without a home state — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident initial issuance — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Nonresident reciprocal initial issuance
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority requested
- Only the property, casualty, personal lines or combination of those authorities established by the equivalent home-state licence.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(6)
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 2, Exam Requirements, item 1(c)
Nonresident reinstatement before two years of expiration
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority requested
- Reinstate the same property, casualty or personal lines authorities supported by the current equivalent home-state licence.
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
New issuance after revocation — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Initial issuance without a home state — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident initial issuance — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
New issuance after revocation — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Add the requested authority to an existing producer licence — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Existing licence
- Already holds a producer licence but is applying for authority not already held; only the examination for the requested new authority is identified here. Existing authority is a condition.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
New issuance after revocation — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior revocation
- Retake the examination under 3 AAC 23.080; the order's prohibited reapplication period under AS 21.27.430(b) and producer eligibility under AS 21.27.530(2) must have been satisfied.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Initial issuance without a home state — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident initial issuance — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the one-year exemption in AS 21.27.060(d)(2) no longer applies. The Division's current reinstatement page confirms retaking exams and fingerprints after one year.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Initial issuance without a home state — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- No home state
- AS 21.27.275 permits issuance to a nonresident without a home state who meets the same requirements as a resident applicant.
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident initial issuance — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- A resident individual must be a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska under AS 21.27.020(b)(2); resident firms must meet the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Initial issuance or reinstatement with a qualifying Alaska licence held within one year
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- The same property, casualty or personal lines authority supported by the prior qualifying Alaska licence; for a firm, its compliance officer must satisfy the individual examination exemption.
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Good standing
- The prior licence must have been in good standing; revocation does not qualify for this examination exemption.
- Late reinstatement
- If reinstating an expired licence, the renewal fee and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b) remain payable.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior licence
- The division must receive the application within one year after the applicant held an Alaska licence in good standing with substantially similar qualifications under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(6)
Biennial renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Continued qualification
- Continue to qualify under AS 21.27.380(a); apply and pay renewal fees no later than the licence expiration date.
- Continuing education
- Resident ordinary licence holders must meet 24 hours per full two-year period, including at least 3 insurance ethics hours, unless exempt under AS 21.27.020(f) or 3 AAC 23.100(a). Limited lines and AS 21.27.390 temporary renewals are excepted from the CE requirement.
- Discretionary reexamination
- The unnamed discretionary examination under AS 21.27.060(b) remains a condition.
- Home state good standing
- A nonresident renewal applicant must remain currently licensed and in good standing in the home state under 3 AAC 23.860(c).
- Licence status
- The producer licence has not expired; no new line of authority is being added.
- Renewal cycle
- Individual renewal is the last day of the birth month in odd or even years according to birth-year parity; firm renewal follows the initial licence date and year parity under 3 AAC 23.860(a)-(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(a)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.100(a)-(b)
Resident transfer within 90 days of home state cancellation
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Application window
- The application must be received within 90 days after cancellation of the prior resident licence.
- Authority requested
- Only the same previously held property, casualty or personal lines authority; additional lines must satisfy their own examination requirements.
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior home state authority
- Previously licensed for the same lines in the prior home state under AS 21.27.060(c).
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- Become a bona fide Alaska resident actually residing in Alaska.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
- Verification
- The prior home state must verify good standing at cancellation, or NAIC producer licensing database records must establish the required good-standing authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(c)(1)-(2)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.115(6)
Bail Bond Limited Producer
Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
Licensing authority: Alaska Division of Insurance · Application information
New limited producer issuance after revocation
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Revocation
- The order's reapplication prohibition must expire and any required licensing examination must be retaken under 3 AAC 23.080.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Resident firm initial limited producer issuance
- Applicant kind
- firm
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- Resident issuance; individual applicant resides in Alaska and firm applicant meets the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Resident individual initial limited producer issuance
- Applicant kind
- individual
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- Resident issuance; individual applicant resides in Alaska and firm applicant meets the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the AS 21.27.060(d)(2) exemption no longer applies; required examinations must be retaken.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Limited producer issuance without a home state
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- No home state
- A nonresident with no home state must meet the corresponding resident requirements under AS 21.27.275.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Nonresident reciprocal limited producer issuance
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority scope
- AS 21.27.270(d) and 21.27.150(a)(5) grant the same limited scope as the home-state licence.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(d)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
Nonresident limited producer reinstatement before two years
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Scope
- The equivalent home-state limited licence must remain current and in good standing.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(d)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
Issuance or reinstatement based on a qualifying Alaska licence within one year
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Good standing
- The prior licence must have been in good standing; revocation does not qualify for this examination exemption.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Prior licence
- The division must receive the application within one year after the applicant held an Alaska licence in good standing with substantially similar qualifications under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Reinstatement fee
- An expired licence requires renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
Biennial limited producer renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Ce exception
- Renewal of a limited lines licence under AS 21.27.150 is excepted by 3 AAC 23.100(a)(2).
- Continued qualification
- Continue to qualify under AS 21.27.380(a); apply and pay renewal fees no later than the licence expiration date.
- Continuing education
- Resident ordinary licence holders must meet 24 hours per full two-year period, including at least 3 insurance ethics hours, unless exempt under AS 21.27.020(f) or 3 AAC 23.100(a). Limited lines and AS 21.27.390 temporary renewals are excepted from the CE requirement.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Home state good standing
- A nonresident renewal applicant must remain currently licensed and in good standing in the home state under 3 AAC 23.860(c).
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Renewal cycle
- Individual renewal is the last day of the birth month in odd or even years according to birth-year parity; firm renewal follows the initial licence date and year parity under 3 AAC 23.860(a)-(b).
- Renewal scope
- Continue the same limited authority without adding an examination-bearing line.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(a)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.100(a)-(b)
Resident transfer of the same limited producer authority within 90 days
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Application window
- The application must be received within 90 days after cancellation of the prior resident licence.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Prior home state authority
- Previously licensed for the same lines in the prior home state under AS 21.27.060(c).
- Resident status
- An individual insurance producer transferring the same limited authority to Alaska.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Verification
- The prior home state must verify good standing at cancellation, or NAIC producer licensing database records must establish the required good-standing authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(c)(1)-(2)
Crop Insurance Limited Producer
Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
Licensing authority: Alaska Division of Insurance · Application information
New limited producer issuance after revocation
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Revocation
- The order's reapplication prohibition must expire and any required licensing examination must be retaken under 3 AAC 23.080.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Resident firm initial limited producer issuance
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Applicant kind
- firm
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Resident status
- Resident issuance; individual applicant resides in Alaska and firm applicant meets the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Resident individual initial limited producer issuance
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Applicant kind
- individual
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Resident status
- Resident issuance; individual applicant resides in Alaska and firm applicant meets the Alaska place-of-business requirement.
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Resident reinstatement after one year but before two years
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Elapsed time
- More than one year but less than two years since expiration; the AS 21.27.060(d)(2) exemption no longer applies; required examinations must be retaken.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Limited producer issuance without a home state
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- No home state
- A nonresident with no home state must meet the corresponding resident requirements under AS 21.27.275.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Nonresident reciprocal limited producer issuance
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Authority scope
- AS 21.27.270(d) and 21.27.150(a)(5) grant the same limited scope as the home-state licence.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(9)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(d)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
Nonresident limited producer reinstatement before two years
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Business transactions
- The Division requires the applicable Business Transaction Form and bars insurance transactions while expired.
- Ce deficiency
- Any continuing-education deficiency must be cured under 3 AAC 23.100(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Expired licence
- The prior licence expired and the applicant continues to qualify; pay renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b). A licence expired for two years or longer cannot be renewed.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Scope
- The equivalent home-state limited licence must remain current and in good standing.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(9)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(d)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
Issuance or reinstatement based on a qualifying Alaska licence within one year
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Good standing
- The prior licence must have been in good standing; revocation does not qualify for this examination exemption.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Prior licence
- The division must receive the application within one year after the applicant held an Alaska licence in good standing with substantially similar qualifications under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Reinstatement fee
- An expired licence requires renewal fees and delayed-renewal penalty under AS 21.27.380(b).
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(9)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(b)
Biennial limited producer renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Ce exception
- Renewal of a limited lines licence under AS 21.27.150 is excepted by 3 AAC 23.100(a)(2).
- Continued qualification
- Continue to qualify under AS 21.27.380(a); apply and pay renewal fees no later than the licence expiration date.
- Continuing education
- Resident ordinary licence holders must meet 24 hours per full two-year period, including at least 3 insurance ethics hours, unless exempt under AS 21.27.020(f) or 3 AAC 23.100(a). Limited lines and AS 21.27.390 temporary renewals are excepted from the CE requirement.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Home state good standing
- A nonresident renewal applicant must remain currently licensed and in good standing in the home state under 3 AAC 23.860(c).
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Renewal cycle
- Individual renewal is the last day of the birth month in odd or even years according to birth-year parity; firm renewal follows the initial licence date and year parity under 3 AAC 23.860(a)-(b).
- Renewal scope
- Continue the same limited authority without adding an examination-bearing line.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(9)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(a)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.860(c)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.100(a)-(b)
Resident transfer of the same limited producer authority within 90 days
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Director-prescribed application and fees under AS 21.27.040; resident fingerprint requirements apply as provided by AS 21.27.040(e).
- Application window
- The application must be received within 90 days after cancellation of the prior resident licence.
- Entity qualification
- A firm must designate the required compliance officer and satisfy AS 21.27.020(c) and 21.27.140; its representative's examination exemption under AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) remains an applicant condition.
- Limited authority
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Prior home state authority
- Previously licensed for the same lines in the prior home state under AS 21.27.060(c).
- Resident status
- An individual insurance producer transferring the same limited authority to Alaska.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must satisfy the applicable general qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Verification
- The prior home state must verify good standing at cancellation, or NAIC producer licensing database records must establish the required good-standing authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(9)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(c)(1)-(2)
Temporary Insurance Producer License under AS 25.27.244
A 150-day temporary licence for an applicant on the delinquent child-support obligor list who is otherwise eligible for issuance or renewal. It does not waive the underlying producer examination qualifications.
Licensing authority: Alaska Division of Insurance · Application information
150 day temporary firm initial issuance — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Delinquency list
- A listed firm licensing applicant must otherwise qualify under AS 21.27.020(c), 21.27.060(a), and 21.27.140.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary firm initial issuance — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Delinquency list
- A listed firm licensing applicant must otherwise qualify under AS 21.27.020(c), 21.27.060(a), and 21.27.140.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary firm initial issuance — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Delinquency list
- A listed firm licensing applicant must otherwise qualify under AS 21.27.020(c), 21.27.060(a), and 21.27.140.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary firm initial issuance — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Compliance officers
- Designate one or more compliance officers, no more than one per line, responsible for firm compliance under AS 21.27.020(c)(3). An officer who satisfies AS 21.27.060(c) or (d) is exempt from examination as those provisions prescribe.
- Delinquency list
- A listed firm licensing applicant must otherwise qualify under AS 21.27.020(c), 21.27.060(a), and 21.27.140.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Firm documents
- Provide documents verifying the application and report compliance-officer changes in writing within 30 days under AS 21.27.020(c)(4)-(5).
- Licensed staff
- Each individual employee transacting as an insurance producer must hold the required individual licence and a written employment contract with the firm under AS 21.27.140(b) and 21.27.215.
- Place of business
- Maintain a lawfully established Alaska place of business unless licensed as a nonresident under AS 21.27.020(c)(2).
- Qualification
- Firm applicants must satisfy AS 21.27.020(b)(4)-(5), as applied by AS 21.27.020(c)(1), and pay applicable application or renewal fees.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary initial issuance — casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- casualty authority, including surety, under AS 21.27.115(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Conversion
- The full or remaining term requires a child-support agency release establishing statutory compliance.
- Delinquency list
- Applicant is on the AS 25.27.244 list but is otherwise eligible for initial producer issuance.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Duration
- Only one temporary licence per regular term; it coincides with the first 150 days and cannot be extended.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
150 day temporary initial issuance — personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- personal lines property and casualty for individuals and families, primarily noncommercial, under AS 21.27.115(6)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Conversion
- The full or remaining term requires a child-support agency release establishing statutory compliance.
- Delinquency list
- Applicant is on the AS 25.27.244 list but is otherwise eligible for initial producer issuance.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Duration
- Only one temporary licence per regular term; it coincides with the first 150 days and cannot be extended.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
150 day temporary initial issuance — property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
Property (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- property authority under AS 21.27.115(3)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Conversion
- The full or remaining term requires a child-support agency release establishing statutory compliance.
- Delinquency list
- Applicant is on the AS 25.27.244 list but is otherwise eligible for initial producer issuance.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Duration
- Only one temporary licence per regular term; it coincides with the first 150 days and cannot be extended.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
150 day temporary initial issuance — both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3) (4)
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Authority requested
- both property and casualty authorities under AS 21.27.115(3)-(4)
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Conversion
- The full or remaining term requires a child-support agency release establishing statutory compliance.
- Delinquency list
- Applicant is on the AS 25.27.244 list but is otherwise eligible for initial producer issuance.
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Division instruction
- The Division's Insurance Producer webpage (https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/ins/InsuranceProducer, independently read by server-side access on October 4, 2026 after local 403 failures) states: "Take and pass the Independent Adjuster exam." That named examination belongs to the adjuster profession; it is recorded as an applicant condition under the contract's other-profession examination rule. The producer licensing table in the pinned Pearson handbook identifies the producer examinations for the requested authority.
- Duration
- Only one temporary licence per regular term; it coincides with the first 150 days and cannot be extended.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Bail Bond Limited Producer
- Authority requested
- Must be appointed by and act on behalf of a surety insurer for bail bonds under AS 21.27.150(a)(3).
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Credit Insurance Limited Producer
Credit (practice unavailable)
- Authority requested
- Restricted to limited lines credit insurance, including credit property and guaranteed automobile protection under AS 21.27.990(21).
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Crop Insurance Limited Producer
All of the following:
- Property (practice unavailable)
- Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Authority requested
- Restricted to crop coverage described in AS 21.27.150(a)(9).
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Motor Vehicle Rental Agency Limited Producer
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Authority requested
- Must rent qualifying private passenger or cargo vehicles without operators under rental agreements of no more than 90 days; only the insurance in AS 21.27.150(a)(4)(C) is authorized; authorized employees must be reported and approved as provided there.
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(4)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Portable Electronics Limited Producer
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Authority requested
- Applicant must be a vendor selling or offering portable electronics insurance; sworn application identifies the responsible employee or officer; additional ownership information is required when insurance produces more than 50 percent of revenue. Employees and representatives operate under the vendor licence with the compensation, training and location-register requirements in AS 21.27.150(a)(8).
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(8)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
150 day temporary limited producer initial issuance — Travel Insurance Limited Producer
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Authority requested
- Must be appointed under AS 21.27.100 and sell travel insurance; retailer registration, training, disclosures and supervision follow AS 21.27.152.
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant is otherwise eligible for the limited producer licence.
- Duration
- Only the first 150 days of the regular licence term; no extension.
- Other qualifications
- Meet the underlying limited producer qualifications in AS 21.27.150 and the applicable individual or firm qualifications in AS 21.27.020.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires the statutory child-support release.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.150(a)(1)
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
150 day temporary licence based on a qualifying recent Alaska licence
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant otherwise qualifies under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Duration
- First 150 days only, without extension.
- Good standing
- The prior licence must have been in good standing; revocation does not qualify for this examination exemption.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior licence
- The division must receive the application within one year after the applicant held an Alaska licence in good standing with substantially similar qualifications under AS 21.27.060(d)(2).
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires compliance and agency release.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(d)(1)-(3)
150 day temporary licence for an otherwise eligible reciprocal nonresident
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Additional requirements
- The director may require fingerprints and premium fiduciary account compliance under AS 21.27.270(c).
- Application
- Pay the required fees and submit the home-state application, NAIC uniform individual application or uniform business entity application, as applicable, under AS 21.27.270(b)(2).
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant otherwise satisfies reciprocal producer issuance for equivalent property, casualty or personal lines authority.
- Duration
- First 150 days of the regular term only; no extension.
- Home state licence
- Hold an equivalent current home-state licence in good standing; the home state must license Alaska residents reciprocally under AS 21.27.270(b). Prior home-state examinations are examinations of another jurisdiction, not Alaska route leaves.
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires compliance and agency release under AS 25.27.244.
- Service of process
- File the irrevocable appointment of the director for service of process under AS 21.27.270(e).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.270(b)(1)-(3)
150 day temporary licence on renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Ce exception
- A temporary licence under AS 25.27.244 is excepted from CE by 3 AAC 23.100(a)(3).
- Continued qualification
- Continue to qualify under AS 21.27.380(a); apply and pay renewal fees no later than the licence expiration date.
- Continuing education
- Resident ordinary licence holders must meet 24 hours per full two-year period, including at least 3 insurance ethics hours, unless exempt under AS 21.27.020(f) or 3 AAC 23.100(a). Limited lines and AS 21.27.390 temporary renewals are excepted from the CE requirement.
- Duration
- First 150 days of the renewal term only; no extension.
- Eligibility
- An existing producer licensee listed for support arrearages who is otherwise eligible to renew the same authority.
- Home state good standing
- A nonresident renewal applicant must remain currently licensed and in good standing in the home state under 3 AAC 23.860(c).
- Release
- Full-term renewal requires compliance and agency release under AS 25.27.244.
- Renewal cycle
- Individual renewal is the last day of the birth month in odd or even years according to birth-year parity; firm renewal follows the initial licence date and year parity under 3 AAC 23.860(a)-(b).
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.380(a)
- Alaska Legislature — 3 AAC 23
3 AAC 23.100(a)-(b)
150 day temporary licence for an otherwise exempt resident transfer
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
- Application
- Submit the director-prescribed application, truthful identity, history, experience and business information, and application fees under AS 21.27.040(a); an inactive incomplete application is withdrawn after 120 days under AS 21.27.040(f).
- Application window
- The application must be received within 90 days after cancellation of the prior resident licence.
- Controlled business
- The licence must not principally be used for controlled business under AS 21.27.020(b)(5) and 21.27.030.
- Delinquency list
- Listed applicant otherwise satisfies same-line resident transfer under AS 21.27.060(c).
- Disciplinary eligibility
- No disqualifying act under AS 21.27.020(b)(6); a previously licensed producer must not have had a licence suspended or revoked within the previous four calendar years under AS 21.27.530(2).
- Discretionary reexamination
- AS 21.27.060(b) permits further examination after violations or concerns about qualifications; the provision does not identify a separate examination.
- Duration
- First 150 days only, without extension.
- Minimum age
- An individual applicant must be at least 18 under AS 21.27.020(b)(1).
- Oral supplement
- AS 21.27.080(a) permits a discretionary oral supplement without identifying a separate currently offered examination.
- Prior home state authority
- Previously licensed for the same lines in the prior home state under AS 21.27.060(c).
- Release
- Full-term issuance requires compliance and agency release.
- Resident fingerprints
- A resident applicant must submit a full fingerprint set and criminal-history processing fees under AS 21.27.040(e).
- Score age
- A licensing examination score is valid for one year for an applicant who has not completed application and obtained licensure under 3 AAC 23.070.
- Trustworthiness
- The applicant must be trustworthy, competent and qualified under AS 21.27.020(a), (b)(4) and 21.27.530(1).
- Verification
- The prior home state must verify good standing at cancellation, or NAIC producer licensing database records must establish the required good-standing authority.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(d), 150-day temporary licence
- Alaska Legislature — AS 25.27.244
AS 25.27.244(s)(2)(A)(x), insurance licensing
- Alaska Legislature — AS 21.27
AS 21.27.060(c)(1)-(2)
Alaska Casualty Insurance Licensing Examination
- Provider
- Pearson VUE
- Format
- Multiple-choice; two required parts
- Passing score
- Passing scaled score of 70; all required parts must pass
Examination outline
I. TYPES OF POLICIES, BONDS, AND RELATED TERMS — 23
- A. Commercial general liability
- A.1. Exposures
- A.1.a. Premises and Operations
- A.1.b. Products and Completed Operations
- A.2. Coverage
- A.2.a. Coverage A: Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability (Occurrence, Claims made including Retroactive Date)
- A.2.b. Coverage B: Personal Injury and Advertising Injury
- A.2.c. Coverage C: Medical Payments
- A.2.d. Supplemental Payments
- A.2.e. Who is an insured
- A.2.f. First named insured
- A.2.g. Limits (Per occurrence, Annual Aggregate)
- A.2.h. Damage to Property of Others
- B. Automobile: personal auto and business auto
- B.1. Liability
- B.1.a. Bodily Injury
- B.1.b. Property Damage
- B.1.c. Split Limits
- B.1.d. Combined Single Limit
- B.2. Medical Payments
- B.3. Physical Damage (collision; other than collision; specified perils)
- B.4. Uninsured motorists
- B.5. Underinsured motorists
- B.6. Who is an insured
- B.7. Types of Auto
- B.7.a. Owned
- B.7.b. Non-owned
- B.7.c. Hired
- B.7.d. Temporary Substitute
- B.7.e. Newly Acquired Autos
- B.7.f. Transportation Expense and Rental Reimbursement Expense
- B.8. Auto Dealers Coverage Form, including Garagekeepers Insurance
- B.9. Exclusions
- B.10. Individual Insured and Drive Other Car (DOC)
- B.11. Mobile equipment
- C. Workers Compensation Insurance, Employers Liability Insurance, and Related Issues (This section does not deal with specifics of state law, which are addressed elsewhere in this outline.)
- C.1. Standard policy concepts
- C.1.a. Who is an employee/employer
- C.1.b. Compensation
- C.2. Work-related vs. non-work-related
- C.3. Other states’ insurance
- C.4. Employers Liability
- C.5. Exclusive remedy
- C.6. Premium Determination
- D. Crime
- D.1. Employee Dishonesty
- D.2. Theft
- D.3. Robbery
- D.4. Burglary
- D.5. Forgery and Alteration
- D.6. Mysterious disappearance
- E. Bonds
- E.1. Surety
- E.2. Fidelity
- F. Professional liability
- F.1. Errors and Omissions
- F.2. Medical Malpractice
- F.3. Directors and Officers (D&O)
- F.4. Employment Practices Liability (EPLI)
- F.5. Cyber liability and data breach, funds transfer
- F.6. Liquor liability
- G. Umbrella/Excess Liability
- H. Business Owners Policy (BOP)
II. INSURANCE TERMS AND RELATED CONCEPTS — 15
- A. Risk
- B. Hazards
- B.1. Moral
- B.2. Morale
- B.3. Physical
- C. Indemnity
- D. Insurable interest
- E. Loss valuation
- E.1. Actual cash value
- E.2. Replacement cost
- E.3. Market value
- E.4. Stated/agreed value
- E.5. Salvage value
- F. Negligence
- G. Liability
- H. Occurrence
- I. Binders
- J. Warranties
- K. Representations
- L. Concealment
- M. Deposit Premium/Audit
- N. Certificate of Insurance
- O. Law of Large Numbers
- P. Pure vs. Speculative Risk
- Q. Endorsements
- R. Damages
- R.1. Compensatory
- R.1.a. General
- R.1.b. Special
- R.2. Punitive
- S. Compliance with provisions of Fair Credit Reporting Act
III. POLICY PROVISIONS — 12
- A. Declarations
- B. Insuring agreement
- C. Conditions
- D. Exclusions and Limitations
- E. Definition of the insured
- F. Duties of the insured after a loss
- G. Cancellation and nonrenewal provisions
- H. Supplementary payments
- I. Proof of loss
- J. Notice of claim
- K. Other insurance
- L. Subrogation
- M. Loss settlement provisions including consent to settle a loss
- N. Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA)
I. ALASKA LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS COMMON TO LIFE, HEALTH (ACCIDENT AND HEALTH), PROPERTY, CASUALTY AND PERSONAL LINES INSURANCE — 30
- A. Director of Insurance
- A.1. Broad powers
- A.2. Adoption of regulations
- A.3. Examination of records
- A.4. Notice and hearing
- A.5. Penalties
- B. Definitions
- B.1. Admitted (authorized) and nonadmitted companies
- B.2. Domestic, foreign, and alien
- B.3. Stock and mutual
- B.4. Premiums
- B.5. Transacting insurance
- B.6. Certificate of Authority
- C. Licensing
- C.1. License required
- C.1.a. Insurance producer
- C.1.b. Managing general agent
- C.1.c. Surplus lines broker
- C.1.d. Independent adjusters
- C.1.e. Firm licenses
- C.1.f. Compliance Officer (Designated Responsible Producer)
- C.1.g. Resident
- C.1.h. Nonresident licensees
- C.1.i. Exceptions
- C.1.j. Producer appointments
- C.2. Maintenance of license
- C.2.a. Renewal
- C.2.b. Denial, Nonrenewal, Suspension or Revocation
- C.2.c. Continuing education
- D. Marketing Practices
- D.1. Unfair practices
- D.1.a. Unfair claims methods and practices
- D.1.b. Rebating
- D.1.c. Twisting
- D.1.d. Misrepresentation
- D.1.e. Defamation
- D.1.f. Unfair discrimination
- D.1.g. Boycott, coercion, and intimidation
- D.2. Premium financing
- D.3. Fiduciary responsibilities
- D.4. Compensation of licensees
- D.5. Required records and record retention
- D.6. Advertising
- D.7. Controlled business
- D.8. Duty to report fraudulent claims/Immunity from reporting fraudulent claims
- D.9. Alaska Insurance Guaranty Association
II. ALASKA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTIENT TO CASUALTY INSURANCE ONLY — 10
- A. Definitions
- A.1. Casualty insurance
- A.2. Surplus lines insurance
- A.3. Business/commercial insurance
- A.4. Nonpayment of premium
- A.5. Personal auto insurance
- B. Binders
- C. Cancellation/Nonrenewal
- C.1. Personal
- C.2. Commercial
- C.2.a. Renewal
- D. Civil Rule 82
- E. Automobile insurance
- E.1. Financial responsibility
- E.1.a. Definition of financial responsibility
- E.1.b. Persons required to show proof
- E.2. Provisions
- E.2.a. Required minimum limits
- E.2.b. Uninsured and underinsured motorists coverage
- E.2.c. Rental car physical damage
- E.2.d. Named driver exclusion
- E.3. Automobile assigned risk
- E.4. Transportation network company/rideshare
- F. Workers Compensation
- F.1. Duties of employer
- F.2. General provisions
- F.3. Assigned Risk Pool
- F.4. Cancellation
- F.5. Longshore and Harbor Workers’ (USL&H)
Examination sources
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
page 12, Content Outlines, published blueprint statement
- Alaska Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
S7, Casualty General Knowledge heading
- Alaska Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
S7-S9 and S12-S13, printed effective-date footer
- Alaska Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
S7, Casualty general scored/pretest count
- Alaska Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
S8, Alaska-specific Casualty scored/pretest count
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
page 12, Content Outlines, major lines examination format
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
page 9, Score Reporting
- Alaska Insurance Supplement Examination Content Outlines
S7, Casualty general scored/pretest count
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
back cover, examination code 05
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
back cover, registration and combinations
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
page 9, Retaking the Exam
Alaska Personal Lines Insurance Examination
- Provider
- Pearson VUE
- Format
- Multiple-choice examination with general and Alaska portions; both portions must be passed.
- Exam questions
- 75 scored plus 5 pretest general questions; 49 scored plus 5 pretest Alaska questions.
- Time limit
- General: 1 hour 30 minutes; Alaska: 1 hour.
- Passing score
- Scaled passing score 70.
Examination outline
TYPES OF PROPERTY POLICIES
- Homeowners
- HO-2
- HO-3
- HO-4
- HO-5
- HO-6
- HO-8
- Dwelling policies
- DP-1
- DP-2
- DP-3
- Inland marine
- Personal Articles floaters
- National Flood Insurance Program
- Others
- Earthquake
- Mobile Homes
- Watercraft
- Windstorm
TYPES OF CASUALTY POLICIES
- Automobile: personal auto
- Liability
- Bodily Injury
- Property Damage
- Split Limits
- Combined Single Limit
- Medical Payments
- Physical Damage (collision; other than collision; specified perils)
- Uninsured motorists
- Underinsured motorists
- Who is an insured
- Types of Auto
- Owned
- Non-owned
- Hired
- Temporary Substitute
- Newly Acquired Autos
- Transportation Expense and Rental Reimbursement Expense
- Exclusions
- Umbrella/Excess liability
PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE TERMS AND RELATED CONCEPTS
- Insurance
- Law of Large Numbers
- Insurable interest
- Risk
- Pure vs. Speculative Risk
- Hazard
- Moral
- Morale
- Physical
- Peril
- Loss
- Direct
- Indirect
- Loss Valuation
- Actual cash value
- Replacement cost
- Market value
- Stated value
- Salvage value
- Proximate cause
- Deductible
- Indemnity
- Limits of liability
- Coinsurance/Insurance to value
- Occurrence
- Cancellation
- Nonrenewal
- Vacancy and unoccupancy
- Liability
- Absolute
- Strict
- Vicarious
- Negligence
- Binder
- Endorsements
- Blanket vs. Specific
- Burglary, Robbery, Theft, and Mysterious Disappearance
- Warranties
- Representations
- Concealment
- Deposit Premium/Audit
- Certificate of Insurance
- Damages
- Compensatory
- General
- Special
- Punitive
- Compliance with Provisions of Fair Credit Reporting Act
PROPERTY AND CASUALTY POLICY PROVISIONS AND CONTRACT LAW
- Declarations
- Insuring agreement
- Conditions
- Exclusions
- Definition of the insured
- Duties of the insured after a loss
- Obligations of the insurance company
- Mortgagee rights
- Proof of loss
- Notice of claim
- Appraisal
- Other Insurance Provision
- Subrogation
- Elements of a contract
- Sources of underwriting information
- Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Privacy Protection (Gramm Leach Bliley)
- Policy Application
- Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA)
- Cancellation and nonrenewal provisions
- Supplementary payments
- Loss settlement provisions including consent to settle a loss
- Territory
ALASKA LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS COMMON TO LIFE, HEALTH (ACCIDENT AND HEALTH), PROPERTY, CASUALTY AND PERSONAL LINES INSURANCE
- Director of Insurance
- Broad powers
- Adoption of regulations
- Examination of records
- Notice and hearing
- Penalties
- Definitions
- Admitted (authorized) and nonadmitted companies
- Domestic, foreign, and alien
- Stock and mutual
- Premiums
- Transacting insurance
- Certificate of Authority
- Licensing
- License required
- Insurance producer
- Managing general agent
- Surplus lines broker
- Independent adjusters
- Firm licenses
- Compliance Officer (Designated Responsible Producer)
- Resident
- Nonresident licensees
- Exceptions
- Producer appointments
- Maintenance of license
- Renewal
- Denial, Nonrenewal, Suspension or Revocation
- Continuing education
- Marketing Practices
- Unfair practices
- Unfair claims methods and practices
- Rebating
- Twisting
- Misrepresentation
- Defamation
- Unfair discrimination
- Boycott, coercion, and intimidation
- Premium financing
- Fiduciary responsibilities
- Compensation of licensees
- Required records and record retention
- Advertising
- Controlled business
- Duty to fraudeluent claims/Immunity from reporting fraudulent claims
- Alaska Insurance Guaranty Association
ALASKA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO PROPERTY AND CASUALTY PERSONAL LINES INSURANCE ONLY
- Definitions
- Surety insurance
- Surplus lines insurance
- Marine insurance
- Nonpayment of premium
- Personal auto insurance
- Personal insurance
- Binders
- Renewal, nonrenewal, and cancellation
- Civil Rule 82
- Automobile insurance
- Financial responsibility
- Definition of financial responsibility
- Persons required to show proof
- Provisions
- Required minimum limits
- Uninsured and underinsured motorists coverage
- Rental car physical damage
- Named driver exclusion
- Automobile assigned risk
- Transportation network company/rideshare
Examination sources
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
Header, effective date
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, September 2023
Page 12, format and both content portions
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S10, general section I
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S10, general section II
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S10, general section III
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S10, general section IV
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S11, state portion identity
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S11, state section I
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
S11, state section II
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, September 2023
Page 12, Content outlines, format and two parts
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
Page S10, General Personal Lines scored questions
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
Page S11, Alaska Personal Lines scored questions
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, September 2023
Page 10, Scaled score
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, September 2023
Back cover, code 55
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook, September 2023
Page 9, retaking the exam
- Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines, effective March 3, 2025
Header, outline effective date
Property
- Provider
- Pearson VUE
- Format
- Multiple-choice; general knowledge and Alaska-specific portions
- Exam questions
- 90 scored questions plus 15 pretest questions: 50 + 5 general; 40 + 10 Alaska-specific
- Passing score
- 70 scaled; every part must be passed
Examination outline
I. TYPES OF POLICIES — 22
- A. Homeowners
- A.1. HO-2
- A.2. HO-3
- A.3. HO-4
- A.4. HO-5
- A.5. HO-6
- A.6. HO-8
- B. Dwelling policies
- B.1. DP-1
- B.2. DP-2
- B.3. DP-3
- C. Commercial lines
- C.1. Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
- C.2. Commercial property
- C.2.a. Commercial building and business personal property form
- C.2.b. Causes of loss forms
- C.2.c. Business income
- C.2.d. Extra expense
- C.2.e. Equipment breakdown
- C.3. Business Owners Policy (BOP)
- C.4. Builders Risk
- C.5. Cyber First-Party Coverage
- D. Inland marine
- D.1. Personal Articles floaters
- D.2. Commercial Property floaters
- E. National Flood Insurance Program
- F. Others
- F.1. Earthquake
- F.2. Mobile Homes
- F.3. Watercraft
- F.4. Farm Owners
- F.5. Windstorm
II. INSURANCE TERMS AND RELATED CONCEPTS — 15
- A. Insurance
- A.1. Law of Large Numbers
- B. Insurable interest
- C. Risk
- C.1. Pure vs. Speculative Risk
- D. Hazard
- D.1. Moral
- D.2. Morale
- D.3. Physical
- E. Peril
- F. Loss
- F.1. Direct
- F.2. Indirect
- G. Loss Valuation
- G.1. Actual cash value
- G.2. Replacement cost
- G.3. Market value
- G.4. Stated/agreed value
- G.5. Salvage value
- H. Proximate cause
- I. Deductible
- J. Indemnity
- K. Limits of liability
- L. Coinsurance/Insurance to value
- M. Occurrence
- N. Cancellation
- O. Nonrenewal
- P. Vacancy and unoccupancy
- Q. Liability
- Q.1. Absolute
- Q.2. Strict
- Q.3. Vicarious
- R. Negligence
- S. Binder
- T. Endorsements
- U. Blanket vs. Specific
III. POLICY PROVISIONS AND CONTRACT LAW — 13
- A. Declarations
- B. Insuring agreement
- C. Conditions
- D. Exclusions
- E. Definition of the insured
- F. Duties of the insured
- G. Obligations of the insurance company
- H. Mortgagee rights
- I. Proof of loss
- J. Notice of claim
- K. Appraisal
- L. Other Insurance Provision
- M. Subrogation
- N. Elements of a contract
- O. Warranties, representations, and concealment
- P. Sources of underwriting information
- Q. Fair Credit Reporting Act
- R. Privacy Protection (Gramm Leach Bliley)
- S. Policy Application
- T. Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA)
- U. Territory
I. ALASKA LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS COMMON TO LIFE, HEALTH (ACCIDENT AND HEALTH), PROPERTY, CASUALTY AND PERSONAL LINES INSURANCE — 30
- A. Director of Insurance
- A.1. Broad powers
- A.2. Adoption of regulations
- A.3. Examination of records
- A.4. Notice and hearing
- A.5. Penalties
- B. Definitions
- B.1. Admitted (authorized) and nonadmitted companies
- B.2. Domestic, foreign, and alien
- B.3. Stock and mutual
- B.4. Premiums
- B.5. Transacting insurance
- B.6. Certificate of Authority
- C. Licensing
- C.1. License required
- C.1.a. Insurance producer
- C.1.b. Managing general agent*
- C.1.c. Surplus lines broker*
- C.1.d. Independent adjusters
- C.1.e. Firm licenses
- C.1.f. Compliance Officer (Designated Responsible Producer)
- C.1.g. Resident
- C.1.h. Nonresident licensees
- C.1.i. Exceptions
- C.1.j. Producer appointments
- C.2. Maintenance of license
- C.2.a. Renewal
- C.2.b. Denial, Nonrenewal, Suspension or Revocation
- C.2.c. Continuing education
- D. Marketing Practices
- D.1. Unfair practices
- D.1.a. Unfair claims methods and practices
- D.1.b. Rebating
- D.1.c. Twisting
- D.1.d. Misrepresentation
- D.1.e. Defamation
- D.1.f. Unfair discrimination
- D.1.g. Boycott, coercion, and intimidation
- D.2. Premium financing
- D.3. Fiduciary responsibilities
- D.4. Compensation of licensees
- D.5. Required records and record retention
- D.6. Advertising
- D.7. Controlled business
- D.8. Duty to report fraudulent claims/Immunity from reporting fraudulent claims
- D.9. Alaska Insurance Guaranty Association
II. ALASKA LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTIENT TO PROPERTY INSURANCE ONLY — 10
- A. Definitions
- A.1. Property insurance
- A.2. Surety insurance
- A.3. Marine, wet marine, and transportation
- A.4. Surplus lines insurance
- A.5. Business/commercial insurance
- A.6. Nonpayment of premium
- A.7. Personal property insurance
- B. Binders
- C. Cancellation/Nonrenewal
- C.1. Personal
- C.2. Commercial
- C.2.a. Renewal
Examination sources
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S5, Property general-knowledge outline heading
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S6, Alaska Specific Property outline heading
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S7, Property-specific legal scope heading
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S6 footer, outline effective date
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 12, Content Outlines, major-lines format
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 12, Content Outlines, complete content boundary
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 10, Scaled Score, passing score
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S5, Property general-knowledge question count
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Examination Content Outlines
S6, Alaska Specific Property question count
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
back cover, Exam Fees and Allowable Combinations, code 04
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 3, Examinations Offered to Producers, table through Casualty
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 9, Retaking the Exam
- Pearson VUE — Alaska Insurance Candidate Handbook
page 1, The Licensure Process, owner and delivery agency
Alaska Bail Bond Examination
- Provider
- Pearson VUE
- Format
- One written licensing examination
- Exam questions
- 50 scored questions
- Time limit
- 1 hour
- Passing score
- Scaled score of 70
Examination outline
I. Alaska Laws, Rules, and Regulations Common to Life, Health (Accident & Health), Property, Casualty and Personal Lines Insurance
- Director of Insurance
- Director of Insurance / 1. Broad powers
- Director of Insurance / 2. Adoption of regulations
- Director of Insurance / 3. Examination of records
- Director of Insurance / 4. Notice of hearing
- Director of Insurance / 5. Penalties
- Definitions
- Definitions / 1. Admitted (authorized) and nonadmitted companies
- Definitions / 2. Domestic, foreign, and alien
- Definitions / 3. Premiums
- Definitions / 4. Transacting insurance premiums
- Definitions / 5. Certificate of Authority
- Licensing
- Licensing / 1. License required
- Licensing / 1. License required / a. Insurance producer
- Licensing / 2. Maintenance of license
- Licensing / 2. Maintenance of license / a. Renewal
- Licensing / 2. Maintenance of license / b. Denial, nonrenewal, suspension, or revocation
- Licensing / 3. Requirements of Licensee
- Marketing Practices
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / a. Unfair claims methods and practices
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / b. Rebating
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / c. Twisting
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / d. Misrepresentation
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / e. Defamation
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / f. Unfair discrimination
- Marketing Practices / 1. Unfair practices / g. Boycott, coercion, and intimidation
- Marketing Practices / 2. Premium financing
- Marketing Practices / 3. Fiduciary responsibilities
- Marketing Practices / 4. Compensation of licenses
- Marketing Practices / 5. Records required and record retention
- Marketing Practices / 6. Advertising
- Marketing Practices / 7. Controlled business
- Marketing Practices / 8. Immunity from reporting fraudulent claims
- Marketing Practices / 9. Alaska Insurance Guaranty Association
II. Alaska Laws, Rules, and Regulations Pertinent to Bail Bonds
- A. Bail bond limited producer license required
- B. Premium only charge permitted
- C. Written notice of bail bond transaction
- D. Records
- E. Prohibited bail bond activities
- F. Collateral; fiduciary relations
- G. Collateral; custody
- H. Receipt for collateral
- I. Return of collateral
- J. Forfeitures
- K. Unclaimed collateral or excess collateral on forfeitures
- L. Definitions
- M. Rating
Examination sources
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S12, Bail Bonds, section I, first heading line
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S12, Bail Bonds, section I, allocation
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S12, Bail Bonds, section II, allocation
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S13, Bail Bonds, final topic M
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S12, effective-date footer
- Alaska Insurance Supplement - Examination Content Outlines
Page S12, Alaska Specific Bail Bonds, scored question total
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Page 10, Score Explanation, scaled passing score
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Page 3, Examinations Offered to Producers, Bail Bonds row
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Back cover, Exam Fees and Allowable Combinations, code 23
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Back cover, Exam Fees and Allowable Combinations, independent reservations
- Pearson VUE Alaska Insurance
Downloads, currently supplied examination documents
- Pearson VUE Alaska Insurance
Downloads, supplied content outline
Credit
- Provider
- Pearson VUE
- Format
- Computer-based written examination
- Exam questions
- 50 scoreable questions
- Passing score
- 70 scaled score; each part must be passed
Examination outline
I. INSURANCE TERMS AND CONCEPTS (5 scored questions)
- Insurance
- Insurable interest
- Actual cash value
- Indemnity
- Indebtedness
- Loan to Value
II. CREDIT INSURANCE (15 scored questions)
- Types of Credit Insurance
- Types of Credit Insurance > Consumer credit insurance
- Types of Credit Insurance > Consumer credit insurance > Credit life
- Types of Credit Insurance > Consumer credit insurance > Credit disability
- Types of Credit Insurance > Consumer credit insurance > Credit unemployment
- Types of Credit Insurance > Other forms of credit insurance
- Types of Credit Insurance > Other forms of credit insurance > Credit property
- Types of Credit Insurance > Other forms of credit insurance > Mortgage life
- Types of Credit Insurance > Other forms of credit insurance > Mortgage guaranty
- Types of Credit Insurance > Other forms of credit insurance > Guaranteed asset protection (GAP) insurance
- Consumer Credit Insurance
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions > Creditor
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions > Debtor
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions > Credit transaction
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions > Net debt
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Definitions > Open-end consumer credit
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Rates
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Requirements
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Disclosure requirements
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Selection rights of the insured
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Term of coverage
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Standard coverage
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Limitations of coverage
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Benefits
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Amounts of insurance
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Termination
- Consumer Credit Insurance > Refunds
III. ALASKA LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS COMMON TO LIFE, HEALTH (ACCIDENT AND HEALTH), PROPERTY, CASUALTY, AND PERSONAL LINES INSURANCE (30 scored questions)
- Director of Insurance
- Director of Insurance > Broad powers
- Director of Insurance > Adoption of regulations
- Director of Insurance > Examination of records
- Director of Insurance > Notice and hearing
- Director of Insurance > Penalties
- Definitions
- Definitions > Admitted (authorized) and nonadmitted companies
- Definitions > Domestic, foreign, and alien
- Definitions > Stock and mutual
- Definitions > Premiums
- Definitions > Transacting insurance
- Definitions > Certificate of Authority
- Licensing
- Licensing > License required
- Licensing > License required > Insurance producer
- Licensing > License required > Firm licenses
- Licensing > License required > Employment contracts
- Licensing > License required > Resident
- Licensing > License required > Nonresident licensees
- Licensing > License required > Exceptions
- Licensing > Maintenance of license
- Licensing > Maintenance of license > Renewal
- Licensing > Maintenance of license > Denial, Nonrenewal, Suspension or Revocation
- Marketing Practices
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Unfair claims methods and practices
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Rebating
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Twisting
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Misrepresentation
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Defamation
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Unfair discrimination
- Marketing Practices > Unfair practices > Boycott, coercion, and intimidation
- Marketing Practices > Premium financing
- Marketing Practices > Fiduciary responsibilities
- Marketing Practices > Compensation of licensees
- Marketing Practices > Required records and record retention
- Marketing Practices > Advertising
- Marketing Practices > Controlled business
- Marketing Practices > Immunity from reporting fraudulent claims
- Marketing Practices > Alaska Insurance Guaranty Association
Examination sources
- Alaska Insurance Supplement, Examination Content Outlines
Supplement heading, effective date
- Alaska Insurance Supplement, Examination Content Outlines
Page S17, Credit outline scoring
- Alaska Insurance Supplement, Examination Content Outlines
Page S17, Credit section I heading
- Alaska Insurance Supplement, Examination Content Outlines
Page S17, Credit section II heading
- Alaska Insurance Supplement, Examination Content Outlines
Page S17, Credit section III heading
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Page 9, score reporting
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Page 10, scaled score passing standard
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Back cover, exam code 29
- Alaska Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Page 3, Credit examination row