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New Hampshire Life & Health Insurance Agent Exam: Fees, Registration & Licensing Steps

Official exam fees, registration links, fingerprinting, license types, and non-resident notes — all in one place.

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Verified Nov 8, 2026 · Source: Candidate Information Bulletin, August 4, 2026

Testing vendor
PSI Services
Testing format
Life and combined Life, Accident & Health: in person only. Health-only: review the current PSI booking options.
Before registering
Review the resident-producer eligibility and any education or approval requirements on the official state licensing page before booking.

Exam options & fees

  • Life$59License application basis: $210 · Source
  • Accident and Health$59License application basis: $210 · Source
  • Combined Life, Accident and Health$72License application basis: $210 · Source
  • Credit (12-87)$59License application basis: $210 · Source

License application amounts are not a new charge for every exam component. Separate examinations, combined examinations and discounted sessions are labeled above.

Other licensing costs

  • License application — standard Life / Health route$210Official source
  • NIPR transaction — only if applying through NIPR$5.60 per applicationOfficial source
  • Other vendor / processing chargesCheck the official page for any additional processing chargesOfficial source
  • Fingerprinting / backgroundFingerprinting costs are listed below. Some states collect them with your application; any included charge is not an additional fee.

Go directly to the official source

Location and remote availability depend on examination eligibility, date and vendor rules.

Register for the New Hampshire insurance agent exam

  1. Review the resident-producer eligibility and any education or approval requirements on the official state licensing page before booking.
  2. Open the official testing program; create an account using the legal name on your identification.
  3. Choose the correct examination and permitted testing format, select an appointment, and pay the official examination fee.
  4. Keep the confirmation. Review the handbook’s exact name-match, photo ID, certificate, check-in, cancellation and retake requirements.

After passing

Apply through NIPR after passing and complete the state’s remaining licensing requirements.

Fingerprinting & background checks

Requirement
Not listed as required in reviewed official instructions; confirm with the state
State instructions
Initial resident producer instructions require the exam and electronic application; no routine fingerprints specified.
Vendor / contact
New Hampshire Insurance Department
Separate cost
See official page — amount not confirmed
Confirm with the state. The official resident-producer checklist lists no routine fingerprint step, but does not grant a blanket exemption. Confirm with the state if your background or circumstances require additional review.

When to fingerprint, fee details & official sources

When in the process
No routine fingerprint timing stated; answer all application background questions and follow individual DOI requests.
Fee / route notes
Not applicable to a routine fingerprint requirement; no separate fingerprint fee verified. This does not waive criminal-history disclosures or possible additional investigation.

Additional life-related, restricted & specialty license types (3)

These are not shortcuts to unrestricted Life & Health authority. Appointment, securities, employer, tenure and exemption conditions can apply.

Non-resident licensing summary

Already licensed in another state? Qualifying matching Life / A&H authority usually does not require a new target-state exam. Home-state-dependent fees, fingerprint exemptions and other conditions differ from the resident path. Confirm your final eligibility and payment total on the official application.

Non-resident state fees

Life-only state application
$210
A&H-only state application
$210
Life + A&H in the same application
$210
NIPR transaction — separate, only for NIPR applications
$5.60 general initial-application transaction fee; confirm the final charge for your selected state and application with NIPR before paying.

Per application; $50 amendment. Renewal/reinstatement fees are different.

Fingerprinting & background

Requirement
Not required on the qualifying reciprocal pathway — see official scope and exceptions
State instructions
No routine additional fingerprint submission on the qualifying reciprocal pathway. RSA 402-J:16(I) expressly waives requirements except RSA 402-J:8 for valid reciprocal home-state licensees. The enumerated nonresident conditions impose no routine fingerprint submission. This conclusion rests on the EXPRESS waiver, not merely silence in a checklist. Separate disciplinary/1033 consent review is outside this ordinary pathway.

Continuing education and other notes

No New Hampshire CE for nonresident producers in good standing at home. Termination of resident producer license normally terminates NH nonresident license, subject to timely residency-change procedure. No PO Box for physical residence/business.

Non-resident license types

  • Insurance Producer

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    Life
    Fee
    $210
  • Insurance Producer

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    Accident & Health (Health/Sickness)
    Fee
    $210
  • Insurance Producer

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    Life, Accident & Health (Health/Sickness)
    Fee
    $210

    Both authorities on one application, not necessarily a distinct combined license class.

General non-resident rules

  • Valid active resident home-state producer license in good standing; reciprocal home-state licensingRSA 402-J:16(I) expressly waives requirements except RSA 402-J:8 for valid reciprocal home-state licensees. Ordinary reciprocal licensing requires no additional target-state exam; maintain the matching home-state authority.

Official non-resident application links

Explore the interactive non-resident path for New Hampshire