The Oregon Insurance Division no longer issues printed initial, renewal, or replacement licenses. All license information for active licensees will be available only on our Web site. To view your license status or to print a copy, please use one of the Search Pages below:

• Insurance Producers
  Includes all individuals licensed as insurance producers (agents), adjusters and consultants.
• Insurance Agencies
  Includes all firms licensed as insurance agencies, insurance consultants, independent insurance adjusters and life settlement brokers.

You may change your address by sending in the Address/Name Change Form #1996, or through NIPR.com. Changing your address with NIPR will change it in every participating state that you hold a license .

The Producer Licensing Unit cannot change an agency address without authorization from the agency owner or director. If you are the agency owner or director and want to change both your individual and agency license, please state clearly on the address change request that you are an agency owner or director and that you want to change both addresses.

Each producer is required to notify us of address changes within 30 days. The Producer Licensing Unit does not have authority to change a producer's license without a producer's authorization. This protects a producer's information from unauthorized changes.

Licensed insurance producers need to keep agency records for three years after the policy expiration date.

Yes. Agency records may be scanned and saved in a computer in lieu of the original paper documents.

Yes. A license is not needed to receive commissions.

Yes, as long as the non-licensed person was not selling, soliciting and negotiating insurance in order to receive the commissions.

Yes. However, if you offer a gift, you must offer it to all potential clients and not just those who purchase a policy. Offering gifts only to clients who purchase a policy may be considered to be a rebate and rebates are not allowed under Oregon law.

Individual producers may renew online at nipr.com. Oregon Resident producers must fax, email or mail the continuing education certificates to our office. The renewal will not be processed until these certificates are received and verified.

Renewal notices are being emailed instead of mailed through the postal service. You may call the Producer Licensing Unit at 503-947-7981 and request that a duplicate renewal notice be mailed to you. If your license is expiring in the current month, we can e-mail you a duplicate renewal notice. Please send your request to web.insagent@state.or.us. Please make sure we have current email addresses on file for your record.

If your license has been expired for one year or less, you can reinstate your license. A license that has been expired for more than one year cannot be reinstated and you must reapply.

A nonresident producer needs to submit double the renewal fee to reinstate. A resident producer needs to submit double the renewal fee along with continuing education credits, if applicable, and a signed statement attesting that they have had no felony or misdemeanor conviction in the previous renewal period.

If you've moved since your last license renewal, or changed email addresses, send us your current information with your request for a duplicate license renewal notice. You may call the Producer Licensing Unit at 503-947-7981 to have a duplicate notice emailed. If renewing in the current month, please submit your request, along with your correct information, to web.insagent@state.or.us.