Hawaii · Producer / agent

Hawaii insurance
license lookup & renewal.

Find the Hawaii insurance license search, check a credential, and find renewal and out-of-state application resources.

Your next step

Look up. Verify. Renew.

01 / Public record

Look up a license

Match the name or license number. Check status, expiration, and any restrictions shown.

Hawaii insurance license search Covers: Select Hawaii and the insurance license type; individual producers and agencies are separate records.

02 / Official confirmation

Verify a credential

A public search may be enough for a status check. Another board or employer may require a verification sent directly by the issuer.

Check verification instructions Confirm the recipient’s required format and any fee.

03 / Keep it current

Renew your license

Confirm your due date, complete the required education, and submit to the licensing authority.

Hawaii insurance license renewal at NIPR Covers: Select Hawaii and the insurance producer license type; resident and nonresident fees differ.

Renewal at a glance

Credential	Producer / agent
Renewal cycle	Confirm the cycle and expiration date for your specific license with the board.
Renewal fee	Individual insurance producer renewal: $100 for residents and $150 for nonresidents. NIPR transaction fees are additional; other insurance license classes differ. [source 1] [source 2] Hawaii resident producer renewal fees
Renewal application	Hawaii insurance license renewal at NIPR

Fees can differ for active, inactive, late, and reinstatement applications. Your official license record controls your deadline.

Official sources & licensing authorities

Check the producer license, lines of authority, and resident or nonresident status. An NPN alone does not establish an active state license.

Hawaii DCCA — Insurance Division Insurance producers, adjusters and other insurance license classesAuthority listed in Insurance Division - DCCA Hawaii.

Source review dates · 4 sources

Dates show when we retrieved the source pages. They do not certify a person’s license, guarantee a portal is online, or establish that every renewal rule was reviewed.