Alaska Insurance Adjuster
AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: If you are an Alaska resident or reside in a state that does not have a licensing requirement, you must successfully complete the Alaska exam administered by Promissor before obtaining your adjuster license. If you have an adjuster license from your home state, the exam requirement is waived. The 24 hour resident continuing education requirement can be completed online here.
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Adjuster License Requirements
To become a licensed independent insurance adjuster in Alaska, individuals must:
- Have six (6) months' active working experience within the last two calendar years.
Alaska Adjuster Exam Preparation
Take the state exam with confidence! In partnership with Insurance-Schools Inc, AdjusterPro is pleased to offer the Alaska State Exam Success Package. Designed specifically to assist Alaska residents with passing the state Property & Casualty Adjuster exam, the Success Package includes the following:
- Alaska Adjuster Virtual Classroom Course
- Printed and Bound Alaska Adjuster Textbook/Manual
- Alaska Law Digest
- Online Practice Exam
- Alaska State Exam Outline
- Alaska Adjuster License Application
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Licensing Process
- Residents of Alaska must submit the following:
- Application Form 08-240
- Application Fee plus the Fingerprint Card Evaluation Fee of $59.00
- (2) Fingerprint Cards
- Examination Results (valid one year from administration date)
- Residents from states having an adjuster licensing requirement must submit:
- Application Form 08-240
- Residents from states without an adjuster licensing requirement must submit:
- Application Form 08-240
- Application Fee plus the Fingerprint Card Evaluation Fee of $59.00
- (2) Fingerprint Cards
- Examination Results (valid one year from administration date)
Reciprocity
- Alaska grants reciprocity to adjusters holding an adjuster license from their home state. However, if your home state does not require a license, and even if you have another state's license, you will be required to take Alaska's state exam administered by Promissor.
Maintaining Your License in Alaska
- Continuing Education:
- Resident license: 24 hours CE per 2 year reporting period.
- Non-resident license: No CE required.
- License Renewal: This license is considered as a two year license that is renewable on the applicant's birthday.
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Fees
- Resident licensing fee: $25.00-$50.00 (see application for details)
- Resident applicant fingerprint card processing fee: $59.00
- Non-resident licensing fee: $50.00-$100.00 (see application for details)
Contact Alaska Department of Insurance
- 9th Floor State Office Bldg., 333 Willoughby Avenue 99801, PO Box 110805, Juneau, Alaska 99811-0805
- Phone: 907-465-2515
- Fax: 907-465-3422
- Email: insurance@commerce.state.ak.us
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