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Board of Barbers and Hairdressers

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to process my application?

All applications are processed in date order of receipt to ensure fairness to all applicants. A completed application may be processed in 3 - 4 weeks from the date received in our office. Incomplete applications may take 4-6 weeks to process or even longer, depending on how long it takes for all documentation to be received and the application packet made complete. Failure to submit required fees will result in an automatic letter or email requesting required fees before the application is processed.

You can help us process your application more rapidly by making sure you complete the application correctly and submit the correct fees and supporting documents. Please read the instruction pages provided with each application carefully.

How do I apply for the theory written examination after I have finished my school or apprenticeship program?

A completed application must be received with the required documentation and fees. Once your application is complete, your information will be submitted to the State’s examination administrator, Prov. Applicants with then work with Prov to pay the examination fee and schedule examination.

In Alaska, can manicurist training be completed through an apprenticeship program?

No.

How do I qualify for a barber license?

To qualify for a barber license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state, verification of a minimum of 1,650 hours of training through a school OR 2,000 hours through an apprentice program and proof of passing a written theory and proficiency/practical examination. The use of work experience can be used to meet the hour requirement.

To qualify for a barber license by examination, the applicant must have completed at least 1,650 hours of training through a school OR 2,000 hours through an apprentice program; all required practical operations and have passed a proficiency exam at the conclusion of training.

What are the bloodborne pathogen and CPR course requirements?

The board will accept online bloodborne pathogen courses only if the course/provider is listed on the board’s website.

To be accepted, CPR courses must be offered by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or an equivalent organization. Online only courses are accepted.

How do I qualify for a body piercer license?

Alaska requires body piercers complete a minimum of 1,000 hours of training, the completion of specific practical operations and passing a written safety & sanitation examination for full licensure.

To apply for this license by “waiver of examination”, an individual must hold a current license in another state, meet our training requirements, hold current CPR issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent organization & blood borne pathogen cards, and have passed a written safety/sanitation examination.

To apply for this license by examination requires the completion of 1,000 hours of training through an approved apprenticeship program which must include completion of practical operations. Applicants must hold a current CPR card issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent organization & a current blood borne pathogen card.

How do I obtain a certified true copy of a document?

To obtain a certified true copy of a document, take the original document and a copy to a notary. The notary will compare the copy to the original. In front of the notary write on the copy, “I certify this to be a true copy of the original document”, sign and date it. The notary will notarize your signature and affix their seal, sign and date the copy. The Anchorage and Juneau offices are able to notarize documents.

Do I need a shop owner license if I am a chair/booth renter?

If you are a legal employee of the licensed shop, you do not need a shop owner license.

If you are renting a booth or chair and are using the same business name of the shop, you will only need a Business License.

If you are renting a booth or chair in an existing licensed shop but are using and advertising under a different business name, you will need a shop owner license and a Business License.

How can I get copies of my license/permit or other documents from my file?

Successfully link your file through MyLicense; once completed, you’ll have access to all of your documentation which you can print and download.

How can I obtain a courtesy license?

30-day courtesy licenses are available for body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, and tattooing. (12 AAC 09.004)

Courtesy licenses require a sponsor who holds an active Alaska license in the same aspect as the courtesy licensee applicant.

Completed application, required documentation and fees. Courtesy license applications must be received not fewer than 90 days before the applicant plans to begin working. These licenses are not renewable and artists may be issued no more than two ( 2 ) courtesy licenses in a calendar year.

Applicants may not verify their own work experience on the Affidavit of Work Experience form.

Courtesy licensees are required to provide services in a shop licensed in Alaska OR in a temporary shop licensed in Alaska.

The courtesy license application is available under Applications and Forms.

12-month courtesy licenses are available for hairdressing only for the purpose of working on a television, film, or stage production. (12 AAC 09.004 and AS 08.01.062)

Applicants must submit a completed application; the application is available under Applications and Forms.

A courtesy license to practice hairdressing is valid for the duration of the production, not to exceed 12 months. If the license is required for a period longer than 12 months, the licensee must apply for a new and separate license.

How do I get Alaska license, examination, and training documentation/information sent to another State board?

If you only need your Alaska training documentation, there is no fee for these requests. Please email BoardofBarbersHairdressers@Alaska.Gov your request and include where you’d like the documentation sent (mailing address or email).

How do I qualify for an esthetician license?

To qualify for an esthetician license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state, verification of a minimum of 350 hours of training through a school OR an apprentice program, and proof of passing a written theory and proficiency/practical examination. The use of work experience is not acceptable to meet training requirements.

To qualify for an esthetician license by examination requires the applicant have completed a minimum of 350 hours of training through a school OR an apprentice program; all required practical operations and have passed a proficiency exam at the conclusion of training.

Can I submit emailed copies of my completed application?

No. Per division policy, we cannot accept applications, SSN, DOB, or credit card information through email for security reasons. Licensing staff is not permitted to maintain credit card information and they cannot process payments.

Documents that contain personal identification information (Social Security Number, credit card numbers, etc.) must be mailed, faxed, or dropped off in the Anchorage or Juneau offices.

How do I get my examination scores?

Prov will provide you with examination results within 24-hours of you completing your examination.

Staff will pull and process examination scores once a week. Candidates will be notified via email of passing scores and third ( 3rd) exam fail notices.

How long is my license valid for?

Licenses issued by this board expire on August 31 of odd-numbered years regardless of when they are issued (so two years if renewed on time, but it can be less depending on when the license is initially issued or renewed).

How long is my apprentice, student, or trainee permit valid for?

  • A barber, non-chemical barber, and hairdresser permit is valid for two ( 2 ) years from the date it’s issued.
  • An esthetician or manicurist with advanced endorsement permit is valid for one ( 1 ) year from the date it’s issued.
  • A body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, and tattooing permit is valid for one ( 1 ) year from the date it’s issued.
  • A body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, and tattooing permit is valid for one ( 1 ) year from the date it’s issued.

What license do I need to apply false eyelashes/eyelash extensions?

You must be either a licensed hairdresser and/or esthetician.

Can food and beverage, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, be provided in shops?

Food and beverage services are not regulated by this board.

However, the board urges shops interested in this type of service to contact their local Municipality office, Alcohol & Marijuana Control Office/Board, and Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Division of Environmental Health, Division of Environmental Health, Food Safety and Sanitation Program, to ensure state and local laws regarding food and beverage services are met.

How do I qualify for a hair braiding license?

To qualify for a hair braiding license by “waiver of exam” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other State, proof of completing a minimum of 35 hours of training in safety/sanitation followed by passing a written examination.

To qualify for a hair braiding license with training completed in Alaska requires completion of a 35-hour safety/sanitation course followed by passing a written examination. The 35 hour hair braiding course may be taught in a licensed shop or authorized school and may be taught by an instructor, hairdresser, barber, or non-chemical barber.

To provide hair braiding services: You must apply for a hair braiding license by submitting a complete application, training documentation, and appropriate fees to this office

How do I qualify for a hairdresser license?

To qualify for a hairdresser license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state, verification of a minimum of 1,650 hours of training through a school OR 2,000 hours through an apprentice program and proof of passing a theory written and proficiency/practical examinations. The use of work experience can be used to meet the hour requirement.

To qualify for a hairdresser license by examination the applicant must have completed at least 1,650 hours of training through a school OR 2,000 hours through an apprentice program; all required practical operations and have passed a proficiency exam at the conclusion of training.

How do I get a license?

You must have met the minimum qualifications for the field you are seeking to be licensed for and you must submit an application, fees, and required documentation. To view the minimum qualifications, please review the application and/or the Alaska Board of Barbers & Hairdressers statutes and regulations.

Applications and forms are posted on the board's website.

How do I qualify for an instructor license?

Applicants applying by “examination”, must first hold an active/current Alaska license in the field(s) you will be teaching.

To qualify by “examination” you have the following options:

  • Hold your individual professional license (barber, hairdresser, etc.) for one year; enroll as a student instructor in a school authorized to teach student instructing to complete 600 hours of training.  Once additional training is complete, you may apply for the license.
  • Hold your individual professional license (barber, hairdresser, etc.) for three years; submit an application for licensure and verification of three years of licensed work experience on a form provided by this Department.

To qualify by “waiver of examination”, you must hold an active/current barber, non-chemical barber, hairdresser, esthetician or manicuring instructor license issued by another licensing jurisdiction, and you must meet minimum training and examination requirements of 12 AAC 0.106(d).

Please note, there is no instructor license for body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, and tattooing. To be approved to take on trainees for these aspect types, the trainer must have held their Alaska license for a minimum of one ( 1 ) year before taking on trainees.

What is licensure by waiver of examination?

Some states call this licensure by “credentials" or "reciprocity.”

You are eligible for an Alaska license by waiver of examination if you have a current and active license in another state, with the requirements of the other state being equal to or greater than the requirements of the State of Alaska.

License verifications must be emailed (BoardofBarbersHairdressers@Alaska.Gov) or mailed directly to this office from the issuing authority/State board.

Transcripts must be emailed (BoardofBarbersHairdressers@Alaska.Gov) or mailed directly to this office from the school.

How do I qualify for a manicurist license?

To qualify for a manicurist license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state and, proof of completing a minimum of 12 hours of training in safety/sanitation followed by passing a written examination.

To qualify for a manicurist license with training completed in Alaska requires completion of a 12-hour safety/sanitation course followed by passing a written examination offered by a school licensed in Alaska approved to teach this course.

To provide manicuring services: You must apply for a manicurist license by submitting a complete application, training documentation, and appropriate fees to this office.

What services can a manicurist or manicurist with advanced endorsement provide?

These license types may provide full manicuring and pedicuring services for both fake and natural nails.

In accordance with Statute 08.13.220(10):

    "manicuring"
    (A) means, for a fee, to
      (i) cut, trim, polish, color, tint, or cleanse a natural or artificial nail;
      (ii) affix material by artificial means to a natural nail for the addition to or extension of the natural nail;
      (iii) cleanse, treat, or beautify the hands or feet for cosmetic purposes; or
      (iv) otherwise treat the nails of the hand or foot except as provided in (B) of this paragraph;
    (B) notwithstanding (A) of this paragraph, does not include
      (i) massage treatment; or
      (ii) cleansing, treating, or beautifying the hands or feet solely for the treatment of disease or physical or mental ailments;

How do I qualify for a manicurist with advanced endorsement license?

To qualify for a manicurist with advanced endorsement license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state, proof of completing a minimum of 250 hours of training, and proof of passing the National Nail Technology theory written examination or its equivalent to qualify for that State’s license.

To qualify for a manicurist with advanced endorsement license by examination requires the applicant to enroll in an approved school authorized to teach the 250 hour endorsement course.

What license do I need to provide microblading/microstroking services?

You must be a licensed tattooist in accordance with Statute 08.13.220(16).

During the October 3, 2022 meeting the board discussed this service and is currently researching these topics; however, at this time, it is the opinion of the board that microneedling, microchanneling, nanoneedeling, skin stamping, and dermaroller services, should not be performed by anyone licensed by this board nor should it be included in the definition of tattooing. The board is looking into possible health and safety concerns mentioned by the FDA including but not limited to, permanent skin damage, infection, cross contamination, electrical shock, damage to nerves and blood vessels, scarring, hypo- and hyper- pigmentation.

Until the board has completely researched this topic our recommendation is that anyone licensed by this board should not perform microneedling, microchanneling, nanoneedeling, skin stamping, and dermaroller services. It is in our opinion that microneedling, microchanneling, nanoneedling, skin stamping, and dermaroller services should be kept within the scope of medical professionals in accordance with AS 08.64.

How do I qualify for a non-chemical barber license?

To qualify for a non-chemical barber license by “waiver of examination” requires the applicant hold an active/current license to practice in at least one other state, verification of 1,350 hours of training through a school OR 1,650 hours through an apprentice program; proof of passing a theory written and proficiency/practical examination. The use of work experience can be used to meet the hour requirement.

To qualify for a non-chemical barber license by examination the applicant must have completed at least 1,350 hours of training through a school OR 1,650 hours through an apprentice program; all required practical operations and have passed a proficiency exam at the conclusion of training.

I have a license from another country. Would I be able to apply for an Alaska license by waiver of examination?

No. Out of country license holders are not eligible for licensure by waiver of examination. You must qualify for and pass the appropriate written examination and either prove you’ve passed a proficiency exam (typically provided on transcripts) OR you will need to enroll in an apprenticeship or school program to take/pass a proficiency examination.

Transcripts, certificates, etc., in any language other than English, must be submitted to a Certified Translator for conversion into English. The translated documentation must be submitted directly to this office by the Certified Translator via email (BoardofBarbersHairdressers@Alaska.Gov) or mailed.

Please be aware out of country training may require board review. A complete application must be on file before being presented to the board for consideration.

Will my out of state license transfer to Alaska?

No, Alaska does not have professional licensure reciprocity with any other states. To practice in Alaska, you must submit an application by “waiver of examination” (i.e., licensure in another state), submit the required documentation, fees, and meet the minimum qualifications for the license you are applying for. Please review the application for more information.

Applications and forms are posted on the board's website.

How do I know what type of ownership to put on the shop owner application? (Am I a sole proprietor, LLC, Corporation, etc.?)

Business name and DBA name options:

    Option #1: A business owner may advertise and operate in the exact same name as the business owner, for example:
  • Sole Proprietor: James K. Smith (owner) advertising and operating as “James K. Smith”.
  • Partnership: John and Mary Jones (owners) advertising and operating as “John and Mary Jones.”
  • Entity (corporation, LLC, LLP, LP, etc.): Cookies INC (owner) advertising and operating as “Cookies INC.”
    Option #2: “DBA” (doing business as) is when a business owner chooses to advertise and operate in an alternate/different name than the name of the business owner, for example:
  • Sole Proprietor: James K. Smith (owner) doing business as “Smith Auto Shop.”
  • Partnership: John and Mary Jones (owners) doing business as “Alpine Construction.”
  • Entity (corporation, LLC, LLP, LP, etc.): Cookies INC (owner) doing business as “Sweet Treats.”

Be aware, the DBA name must be identical on shop owner and business license.

A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business owned and run by one (1) individual with no distinction between the business and the owner. As a sole proprietor you own 100% of the business, get to make all the decisions and are responsible for all debts or liabilities.
Example: John Doe will be listed as the owner doing business as (DBA) Doe’s Design.

A partnership is an unincorporated business, which consists of two or more “persons” who share ownership. Each partner contributes to all aspects of the business, including money, property, labor or skill. In return, each partner shares in the profits and losses of the business.
Examples:
1. Jane Smith & John Doe form a partnership; they apply for a shop owner license as a “partnership”; Jane Smith & John Doe (listed as owners) doing business as (DBA) JJ Salon.
2. Bob Joe, Sue Blue, Sally Red & Sam Iam form a partnership; they apply for a shop owner license as a “partnership”; Bob Joe, Sue Blue, Sally Red & Sam Iam (listed as owners) DBA Healthy Nails.

A limited liability company OR limited liability partnership is a legal business entity/corporate structure owned by one or more individuals. When applying for other licenses (i.e. shop license, business license) the LLC OR LLP will be the owner of those licenses.

Please note, in the State of Alaska an LLC/LLP is defined as “person” by law
Examples:
1. Jane Doe owns Jane Doe, LLC; however, when Jane applies for a shop owner license the LLC or LLP will be listed as the shop owner. The application will reflect Jane Doe, LLC doing business as (DBA) Jane’s Cut & Wash.
2. Jane and John Doe own Doe’s Design, LLC. The Doe’s apply for a shop owner license, the application will reflect Doe’s Design, LLC DBA Doe’s Design.

A corporation is a legal business entity, which exists separate from its shareholders/owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes. A corporation can be owned by one or more live individuals. When applying for other licenses (i.e. shop license, business license) the Corporation will be the owner of those licenses.

Please note, in the State of Alaska a corporation is defined as “person” by law.
Examples:
1. Jane Doe owns Wide River Curlers, Inc.; however, when Jane applies for a shop owner license the corporation will be listed as the shop owner. The application will reflect Wide River Curlers, Inc. doing business as (DBA) Jane’s Cut & Wash.
2. Jane and John Doe own Bouffant Up Do’s, Inc. The Doe’s apply for a shop owner license, the corporation will be listed as the shop owner. The application will reflect, Bouffant Up Do’s, Inc. DBA Bouffant Up Do’s.

For more information or assistance when choosing the ownership for your shop; visit the Business Licensing website and review the Business Structure FAQs.

How can I make a payment?

  • Who do I make my check or money order payable to?
    State of Alaska
  • Do you accept credit cards?
    Yes, we accept Visa or MasterCard. Credit card information must be provided on our Credit Card Authorization form and must be either mailed or faxed with a coversheet detailing what the fees are for. The mailing address and fax number is provided at the top of the Authorization form.

    A Credit Card Authorization form is provided with all applications and can also be found on the web.
  • Can I pay my fees over the phone with a credit card?
    No.
  • Can I email credit card information?
    No.
  • Fees may also be submitted via MyLicense if you’ve successfully linked your file.

How do I qualify for a permanent cosmetic colorist license?

Alaska requires permanent cosmetic colorists complete a minimum of 250 hours of training, the completion of specific practical operations and passing a written safety & sanitation examination for full licensure.

To apply for this license by “waiver of examination”, an individual must hold a current license in another State, meet our training requirements, hold a current CPR card issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent organization & a blood borne pathogen card, and have passed a written safety/sanitation examination.

To apply for this license by examination requires the completion of 250 hours of training through an approved apprenticeship program which must include completion of practical operations. Applicants must hold a current CPR issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent organization & blood borne pathogen card.

Can I renew my license over the phone?

No. To renew a license requires you complete an online renewal, mail a completed renewal application with the required fees directly to this office, OR you may drop off a completed renewal application and fees to our Anchorage or Juneau offices.

  • The Anchorage office physical and mailing address is 550 W 7th Ave., Ste 1500 Anchorage, AK.
  • The Juneau office physical address is 333 Willoughby Ave., 9th Fl, Juneau, AK.
  • The Juneau office mailing address is PO Box 110806, Juneau, AK 99811-0806.

How do I renew a license that has been lapsed for one, two, three or more years?

Before submitting renewal application(s) or fees be sure to contact your licensing examiner for current fees and renewal application information.

Current renewal applications and on-line renewal options are available on the web.

  • One to Two Years:
    You will need to complete a current renewal application and submit the completed application to this office with the renewal fee. OR You may renew your license online via the MyLicense system.
  • Three to Four Years:
    In accordance with Statute 08.13.140 and Regulation 12 AAC 09.930, a license that has been lapsed for three to four years requires the submission of a current renewal application and all back & current renewal fees. Applicants will also be required to take and pass the appropriate written examination.
  • Five Years or More:
    In accordance with Statutes 08.13.140 and 08.01.100(d) and Regulation 12 AAC 09.930, a license that has been lapsed for five years or more may not be renewed/reinstated. Initial applications, fees, and required documentation must be submitted directly to this office.

How do I apply for a shop owner license?

The shop owner or entity must complete and submit an application, required fees, and required documentation.

Please review the “Ownership types” FAQ as well.

Shops providing body piercing or tattooing/permanent cosmetic coloring must receive and submit a Certificate of Sanitary Standards or Shop Inspection Report completed/issued by the Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Environmental Health, Food Safety & Sanitation Program. To contact their office, you may call 907-269-7501 or click the previous link.

Shops providing barbering, esthetics, hairdressing, or manicuring must complete a Certification of Compliance with 18 AAC 23. This certification verifies the shop has met all safety & sanitation requirements set by DEC.

Be aware, before engaging in business activity, per AS 43.70.020, you must obtain a business license.

Apply to the State of Alaska Business License Section for a business license. Please contact the business licensing section on the web or email businesslicense@alaska.gov.

How do I apply for a shop temporary license?

Shop temporary licenses are available for workshops or demonstration of techniques as part of a convention or other special event that occur outside of a licensed shop.

Shop temporary licenses are only available for body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, and tattooing services. Shop temporary licenses are only valid for the dates of the event.

An individual who holds a current body piercing, permanent cosmetic coloring, or tattooing license must complete and submit the Temporary Shop License application under Applications and Forms.

Completed application, required documentation and fees, must be received in the Juneau office at least 30 days before the convention or other special event is scheduled to begin.

How can I find out about the status of my application?

We recommend you link your file through MyLicense. Linking your file will allow you to check the status, upload documentation, and make payments if needed.

If your application is incomplete, you will be notified by email once your application is reviewed. If you choose to have all communications done via the US Postal Service, please allow 4 - 6 weeks from the date the application is received for a status letter to reach you.

Coming into the Juneau or Anchorage office will not speed up the issuance of a license or permit. All documents are processed in the order received no matter the manner in which they are submitted. This is to ensure fairness to all applicants. Further, the Anchorage office can provide notary services and receipt fees but all applications, forms, etc., are sent to the Juneau office for review and processing.

How do I qualify for a tattooing license?

Alaska requires tattooists complete a minimum of 1,000 hours of training, the completion of specific practical operations and passing a theory written safety & sanitation examination for full licensure.

To apply for this license by “waiver of examination”, an individual must hold a current license/permit in another State, meet our training requirements, hold a current CPR card issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association, or equivalent organization & a bloodborne pathogen card, and have passed a theory written safety/sanitation examination.

To apply for this license by examination requires the completion of 1,000 hours of training through an approved apprenticeship program which must include completion of practical operations. Applicants must hold a current CPR issued by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent organization & bloodborne pathogen card.

Can I apply for a temporary license while I am waiting to take my examination?

Yes, a temporary student license is valid for 120 days from the date of issuance and can be requested when you submit your application for examination or after. The fee is $100.00.

A Statement of Responsibility form, completed by your and your supervisor, must be submitted, and you must be scheduled for examination(s). Temporary Licenses are not renewable and can only be issued once.

Can I apply for a temporary permit?

Yes, a temporary permit is available for “by waiver of examination” applicants.

A temporary permit is valid for 6 months from the date of issuance and can be requested when you submit your application or after. The fee is $100.00; all fees must be submitted (application fee, license fee, temporary permit fee =$430.00 total).

You must submit a copy of your current out of State license with your application or with your request. All application and license fees must have been submitted (application fee, license fee).

Temporary Permits are not renewable and may only be issued once.

Can I transfer/use hours of training earned out of state or in state to another school or into an apprentice program?

Yes. For out of state schools, transcripts must be emailed (BoardofBarbersHairdressers@Alaska.Gov) or mailed directly to this office from the school for evaluation. For in state school or apprenticeships, proof of training must be submitted to this office.

  • Conversion: 150 school hours = 181 apprentice hours
    50 school hours = 60.60 apprentice hours
    (hours x 1.212)
  • 50 apprentice hours = 41.25 school hours
    150 apprentice hours = 123.75 school hours
    (hours x .825)

If an apprentice OR student has a two (2) year interruption during training (training not completed); the earned hours/practical operations will expire, and applicant will need to re-start training. This applies to out of state and in state apprentices, students, and trainees.

What types of licenses are issued by the Alaska Board of Barbers & Hairdressers?

Please note: Alaska does not offer a “cosmetology” license. This license type was split into an esthetician and hairdresser license during the 1980’s.

  • Barber
  • Non-Chemical Barber
  • Esthetician
  • Hairdresser
  • Hair Braiding
  • Instructor
  • Manicurist
  • Manicurist with Advanced Endorsement
  • Tattooing
  • Permanent Cosmetic Coloring
  • Body Piercing

We also issue Shop Owner, School Owner, Shop Temporary and Courtesy licenses.

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Anchorage
Mailing/Physical Address

550 W 7th AVE, STE 1500
Anchorage, AK 99501-3567

Phone: (907) 269-8160
Fax: (907) 269-8196
Investigations Fax: (907) 269-8195

Office Hours

Monday-Friday
8:00am-11:30am
12:30pm-3:00pm

Juneau

USPS must use PO Box

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 110806
Juneau, AK 99811-0806

Physical Address

333 Willoughby AVE, 9th FL
State Office Building
Juneau, AK 99801-1770

Phone: (907) 465-2550
Fax: (907) 465-2974