The Alberta Insurance Council is the industry-funded regulator responsible for administering the province’s insurance laws in respect to insurance agents and adjusters.
The Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) is looking for a dedicated Licensing Officer to play a critical role in maintaining the integrity of our licensing system, contributing to our commitment to excellence in this area. Please see the attached job description for more information.
The Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) is looking for a Communications Director to develop and deliver our
communications strategy, supporting all corporate and project specific communications activities. Please see the attached job description for more information.
The 2023 License Renewal period is now over. All certificates that were not renewed by midnight June 30th have automatically expired. A new application is required for any certificates that have expired.
Please visit our License Renewal FAQs page for more information.
Click here to log on to your AIC profile and apply for a new license.
A state of emergency has been declared due to the wild fires in Alberta. The following protocol of procedures has been put into place to expedite the issuance of non-resident adjuster licenses.
Please be advised that effective March 1, 2023 and indefinitely and until further notice thereafter, the Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) is suspending all LLQP virtual examinations.
Eligible students may still register for and take a LLQP examination at any of AIC’s Examination Centers listed on the AIC’s website.
AIC is constantly striving to improve the security and integrity of all the examinations it administers.
AIC hopes to return to virtual examinations once that integrity has been restored.
Further updates and announcements will be posted to this website.
Virtual delivery of General and Adjusters Insurance Examinations is unaffected by this announcement.
Further to the Q&A document shared with you last week about Superintendent of Insurance Interpretation Bulletin 01-2023 Premium Payment Plans for Private Passenger Vehicle Insurance issued January 25, attached is an updated version of the Q&A, with two new questions 10 and 11.
If you have any further questions about the bulletin, please address them to tbf.insurance@gov.ab.ca. We expect to update and redistribute this Q&A document as needed.
For information about Ministerial Order No. 11/2023 directing that the Automobile Insurance Rate Board may not approve a rating program change that results in a rate increase of more than 0% for any individual policyholder, please check out the AIRB’s FAQs at https://albertaairb.ca/what-does-the-rate-pause-mean-for-industry/.
Thank you,
David Sorensen, BA Hons, FCIP
Deputy Superintendent of Insurance Regulation and Market Conduct
Treasury Board and Finance
Government of Alberta
Online examinations are restricted to examinees who live outside of cities where exam centres are located, but reside within Alberta. Students who live outside of Alberta must either travel to Alberta to write the examination(s) or obtain a license in their home jurisdiction.
The Alberta Insurance Council would like to ask you to review the rules for online examinations, the
, and the scientific calculator upon registration.
Examinees must have reliable Internet connection. CIPR # / CIPR email address and password are needed to log in and start both the in-person Computer Based Examination and the online examination.
New agency applications are now to be completed online only. Find all the information you need to get started here.
