Get your life insurance license in Alaska
Step 1: Enroll in our recommended course
JustInsurance reports a 93% first-attempt pass rate among students who finish the course. Life is required; we encourage Life & Health.
Alaska doesn't require a pre-licensing course, but we recommend one. It's the surest way to pass the first time.
Enroll with JustInsurance, $149- Step 2: Book and pass your exam with Pearson VUE.
- Step 3: Apply through NIPR. It won't let you submit until your passing score shows up.
- Step 4: Have an approved fingerprinter take your prints on an FBI card (FD-258), then mail it to the Alaska Division of Insurance with the consent form and processing fee.
What to bring to the exam
Two current IDs with your signature: a government-issued photo ID, plus a second ID with a signature.
What it costs in Alaska
| Course (our link) | $149 |
|---|---|
| License application | $75 |
| Exam (Pearson VUE) | $89 |
| Fingerprints | $50 |
| About $363 with the course | |
Official links
- Alaska Division of Insurance (Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development)
- Book your exam (Pearson VUE)
- Apply for your license
Fees and rules change. Check the official links before you pay. Last checked October 2026.