How to Get Your Insurance License in North Dakota in 2026
A neutral North Dakota insurance producer licensing guide focused on current official requirements, vendor facts, and state fees. Optional study materials are discussed without provider comparisons or exact package pricing.
Exam vendor
PSI
State
ND
Education
Verify state rule
Prep materials
Optional; verify provider
Official-source snapshot
North Dakota law no longer requires pre-licensing courses before the producer exam. PSI administers the exam; verify the exact current exam fee during scheduling before you pay. The resident Insurance Producer application/license fee is $100. Initial resident applicants must be fingerprinted. The fingerprint/background-check payment is $40 by check or money order to the North Dakota Attorney General.
North Dakota insurance license requirements to verify
Education posture
North Dakota law no longer requires pre-licensing courses before the producer exam.
Exam vendor
PSI. PSI administers the exam; verify the exact current exam fee during scheduling before you pay.
Application
The resident Insurance Producer application/license fee is $100.
Fingerprint/background step
Initial resident applicants must be fingerprinted. The fingerprint/background-check payment is $40 by check or money order to the North Dakota Attorney General.
Steps to get licensed
1. Confirm your line of authority
Review the North Dakota resident producer lines you intend to hold and compare them with the current North Dakota Insurance Department licensing instructions.
2. Prepare for the exam
Use the official PSI outline and optional study materials. Provider packages change, so confirm details directly with the provider.
3. Schedule with the exam vendor
Schedule through PSI using the North Dakota insurance exam program materials.
4. Submit the resident application
After meeting the exam and state requirements, submit the resident producer application through NIPR or the state-directed application path. The resident Insurance Producer application/license fee is $100.
5. Complete background requirements
Initial resident applicants must be fingerprinted. The fingerprint/background-check payment is $40 by check or money order to the North Dakota Attorney General.
6. Maintain the license
Track continuing education and renewal instructions with North Dakota Insurance Department before each renewal cycle.
Optional exam preparation
North Dakota applicants may choose independent study, textbooks, online courses, practice exams, or employer training. CertLaunch does not rank providers on this page and does not publish current package prices here because provider details can change.
Before enrolling, confirm the current course scope, enrollment terms, access period, and whether the material matches your selected line of authority directly with the provider.
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Frequently asked questions
Does North Dakota require pre-licensing education for an insurance producer license?
North Dakota law no longer requires pre-licensing courses before the producer exam.
Who administers the North Dakota insurance licensing exam?
PSI administers the North Dakota insurance producer exam. Schedule through PSI using the North Dakota insurance exam program materials.
What official fees should North Dakota resident producer applicants know?
PSI administers the exam; verify the exact current exam fee during scheduling before you pay. The resident Insurance Producer application/license fee is $100. Initial resident applicants must be fingerprinted. The fingerprint/background-check payment is $40 by check or money order to the North Dakota Attorney General. Optional study materials vary by provider and package; confirm current provider details directly before enrolling.
Where should I verify current North Dakota insurance licensing requirements?
Verify current requirements with North Dakota Insurance Department, PSI, and NIPR before scheduling, paying, or submitting an application.