Alberta Insurance Council Protecting Albertans since 1989
The Alberta Insurance Council is the industry-funded regulator that licenses and oversees insurance agents, brokers, and independent adjusters across the province.
About us
Building trust in the industry
From licensing to investigations, AIC services ensure Albertans can trust in the expertise and integrity of their insurance advisors and independent claims adjusters.
Resources for consumers-
Apply for a license
Read up on overall insurance license qualifications and requirements
Applying for a License -
Submit a complaint
Do you have a concern with an insurance broker, agent, or independent adjuster?
Make a complaint -
Verify a licensed professional
Look up your agent and confirm you're getting service from a licensed insurance professional
Agent Lookup -
Prepare to write an exam
Getting ready to write an exam? Get info on prerequisites and view resources to help you prepare
Exam prerequisites
Explore industry resources
- AIC Annual Reports
- AIC Information Bulletins
- Consumer resources
- Licensee resources
- Notices to the Profession & Public
- Superintendent notices
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2024 AIC Annual Report
- AIC Annual Reports
AIC’s 2024 Annual Report celebrates milestone moments from AIC’s 35 years of protecting Alberta consumers and features key stats and highlights of AIC’s work to protect the public in 2024.
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IB-2024-01: New Alberta Insurance Council (AIC) Restricted Business License insurance type – Motor vehicle warranty contract, dealership loyalty programs, and vehicle protection products
- AIC Information Bulletins
- Licensee resources
This bulletin is applicable to all auto dealerships and equipment dealers selling motor vehicle warranty products, dealership loyalty programs, and ancillary motor vehicle protection products (e.g. key fob replacement coverage, glass protection products, non-manufacturer tire and rim warranties, etc.).
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Superintendent of Insurance – Interpretation Bulletin 05-2024: Motor vehicle warranty contracts, dealership loyalty programs and vehicle protection products
- Licensee resources
- Superintendent notices
All Alberta auto dealers, equipment detailers, vehicle warranty providers, insurers, and stakeholders are encouraged to review this bulletin from the Superintendent of Insurance to ensure compliance on new requirements related to motor vehicle warranty contracts, dealership loyalty products, and ancillary vehicle protection products.
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Superintendent of Insurance – Consumer Alert: Fraudulent auto insurance from unlicensed insurance agent/broker (“ghost broker”)
- Consumer resources
- Superintendent notices
This Consumer Alert from the Superintendent cautions Albertans to beware of insurance fraud when purchasing automobile insurance.
Do you have a complaint?
As part of its work to protect the public, AIC investigates complaints against insurance agents, brokers & independent adjusters
Make a complaint