New Application Process (Passed Examination)

(Paper applications are not accepted)
Title 36 O.S. § 1435.23 (B) – No Refunds
Federal and state law prohibits any individual convicted of a felony of dishonesty or breach of trust from engaging in the business of insurance. [18 U.S.C. § 1033 and 1034; 36 O.S. § 402]
If you have been convicted of such crimes please return to www.licensing.oid.ok.gov and submit the 1033 Waiver application, under Online application, prior to continuing. You may only continue with the license application once a waiver has been granted.
The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) welcomes qualified candidates to apply for licensure in our state. Please read and follow the instructions below in order to successfully complete the application process.
Steps 1 & 2 apply to RESIDENT (R) applicants only. NON-RESIDENT (NR) applicants may skip to step 3:

1. Prepare to exam

You may prepare to take the Licensing exam by any means appropriate for you.
Common options are:

Candidate Information Bulletin & Examination Content Outline: PSI provides a Candidate Information Bulletin (CIB), which provides detailed information regarding the exam process. The CIB includes a thorough subject outline titled the Examination Content Outline (ECO). The ECO may be found on page 9 of the CIB. The CIB, as well as each subject within the ECO, may be downloaded here: Candidate Information Bulletin

Self-Study: Kaplan study manuals are available for purchase in both physical and electronic formats. This is the OID’s primary source for material used in exam development. Manuals may be used for both Adjusters and Producers alike. More information on purchasing an Exam Study Manual(s) may be found here: Order Exam Study Manuals

2. Schedule your exam(s) by clicking the link below or contacting PSI directly:

License Exam
PSI: 1-833-333-4754

3. Apply for your Oklahoma license

Oklahoma requires insurance professionals to hold an active license prior to working in the industry. Passing the exam(s) is the first step to becoming licensed. You may not work until you have submitted an online application and the license has been issued. If an exam was required, allow 3 business days for the Exam Provider to provide the exam results to this department and the National Database electronically, prior to applying.
Start the application process by clicking on the appropriate license-type link above. You will be transferred to the NIPR system. READ THE DISCLAIMER and click Accept at the bottom of the User Agreement page to start. You may now begin entering the application information. *Print and retain a copy of the application for your records and to serve as a receipt.

4. OID will review your application

Submitting an application does not mean that a license was approved or issued. You will be notified (by the contact email address entered on the application) when the application is approved or if the OID needs additional information. You may check the status of a license online at our web page using the Licensee Lookup tool.

5. Special Instructions for a Non-Resident Adjuster without a resident state license

A Non-Resident Adjuster without a resident state license may apply online and designate a home state (the state in which they passed the adjuster exam and have an active license).
Follow the instructions above; however, enter the applicants Last Name and SSN only on the applicant sign in page. The applicant will be prompted to select the state in which they want to apply (Oklahoma) and then to designate a home state.

6. Print your new license

After the license has been issued, you may print and/or view your license online. Instructions on how to print and/or view your license may be found here:

https://www.oid.ok.gov/licensing-and-education/licensee-look-up/