How to Get Your Minnesota Life & Health Insurance License
To get your Minnesota life & health insurance license, you'll take the state exam administered by PSI and file your application through NIPR. Fingerprints are required (PSI test centers ($63.75) / police (+$32)).
Exam vendor
PSI
Application system
NIPR
Fingerprints
Required — PSI test centers ($63.75) / police (+$32)
Fees
$63.75 at PSI (or processing + $32 at police)
Verified Jul 2026
Step-by-step
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- 1Schedule the Minnesota L&H exam at PSI
- 2Pass the exam & get fingerprinted at the PSI center same visit ($63.75)
- 3Apply via NIPR
- 4License issued after clearance
Watch-outs
- Cheapest & fastest to fingerprint at the PSI center; police-station route costs more.
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Official Minnesota links
- Schedule the Minnesota examPSI
- Apply for your Minnesota licenseNIPR
- Minnesota Department of InsuranceOfficial source
Frequently asked questions
- Who administers the Minnesota insurance exam?
- The Minnesota life & health insurance exam is administered by PSI.
- Do I need fingerprints for a Minnesota insurance license?
- Yes — fingerprints are required for Minnesota resident insurance producers (PSI test centers ($63.75) / police (+$32)). At PSI test center (or police station).
- How do I apply for my Minnesota insurance license?
- Applications are filed through NIPR.
- What does a Minnesota insurance license cost?
- Minnesota fees: $63.75 at PSI (or processing + $32 at police). Fees can change — always confirm with the state before paying.
