Non-resident Producer

To voluntarily cancel your North Dakota insurance producer license, complete, date and sign the Voluntary Cancellation Request or Removal of Line(s) of Authority (SFN 53881) form and fax or mail it to the North Dakota Insurance Department.

As long as your license in your home state is in good standing, there are no additional continuing education (CE) requirements in North Dakota for non-resident producers.

You can simply re-apply. Visit the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR) to apply for a new license. The initial license fee is $100.

I am an Arizona licensed agent and have recently moved to North Dakota and obtained employment through an agency in Williston. What are the requirements for me to become licensed in North Dakota? 
According to the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR), your Arizona resident license is still active. You will need to cancel your Arizona resident license before you can apply for a North Dakota resident license. Once your Arizona license has been canceled, you can apply for a North Dakota license through NIPR. The fee is $100 plus a $5 transaction fee. If you apply to North Dakota within 90 days of the date your Arizona license is canceled, you will not have to take any prequalifying exams.

I am a non-resident producer. Do I have continuing education (CE) requirements in North Dakota?
No. As long as your license in your home state is in good standing, there are no additional continuing education (CE) requirements in North Dakota for non-resident producers.

How long before an insurance license expires is it possible to renew it?
Producers have a 90-day window in which to renew their license prior to expiration.

Do I need to be fingerprinted in North Dakota to hold a North Dakota non-resident producer license?
No.

​​​​​​​I am in the process of getting my life and health/property and casualty license. Do I need to take any prelicensing courses?
North Dakota law no longer requires an individual to take prelicensing courses.