How to Get Your Alaska Life & Health Insurance License
To get your Alaska life & health insurance license, you'll take the state exam administered by Pearson VUE and file your application through NIPR. Fingerprints are required (State-approved fingerprinting (card or electronic)).
Exam vendor
Pearson VUE
Application system
NIPR
Fingerprints
Required — State-approved fingerprinting (card or electronic)
Fees
$48.25 fingerprint + background
Verified Jul 2026
Step-by-step
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- 1Pass the Alaska L&H exam
- 2Apply via NIPR
- 3Submit fingerprints + $48.25 state/national background fee
- 4License issued after prints are processed
Watch-outs
- Permanent license only issues after fingerprint search clears.
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Official Alaska links
- Schedule the Alaska examPearson VUE
- Apply for your Alaska licenseNIPR
- Book Alaska fingerprintsAK Division (mail FD-258 card)
- Alaska Department of InsuranceOfficial source
Frequently asked questions
- Who administers the Alaska insurance exam?
- The Alaska life & health insurance exam is administered by Pearson VUE.
- Do I need fingerprints for a Alaska insurance license?
- Yes — fingerprints are required for Alaska resident insurance producers (State-approved fingerprinting (card or electronic)). With/after application.
- How do I apply for my Alaska insurance license?
- Applications are filed through NIPR.
- What does a Alaska insurance license cost?
- Alaska fees: $48.25 fingerprint + background. Fees can change — always confirm with the state before paying.
