Moving out of Alaska: insurance, license, deadlines
The duties below bind a person leaving Alaska. Each carries its source
and a visible verification date; expand any citation for the exact quoted
text. Verified Sep 2026.
Every quoted source on this page was found on a saved copy of its page dated Sep 20, 2026 or later.
Driver license address
binds: Person who applied for or was issued an Alaska driver license or permit · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Moves from the address shown on the Alaska driver licensing record or form
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles of the new address using its specified form or format. Updating vehicle records does not update the driver licensing record.
If missed
A person convicted of violating the address-notification provision is guilty of an infraction punishable by a fine of up to $25.
Statute AS 28.05.071(a), current Legislature Title 28 PDF, page 8 verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
A person who has applied for or been issued a certificate, registration, title, license, permit, or other form under this title, and who changes the person's name or moves from the address shown on the records or forms of the Department of Administration or the Department of Public Safety, shall notify the appropriate department of the change in name or address within 30 days
Statute AS 28.05.071(b), current Legislature Title 28 PDF, page 8 verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
A person convicted of a violation of (a) of this section is guilty of an infraction punishable by a fine not to exceed $25.
Agency guidance Alaska DMV, Contact Us — separate driver and vehicle records FAQ verified Sep 2026
https://dmv.alaska.gov/contact-us/
Changing your address on your vehicle record does not change your address on other vehicles or on your driver license.
Vehicle address
binds: Person who applied for or was issued an Alaska vehicle registration or title · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Moves from the address shown on an Alaska vehicle record or form
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles of the new address for each vehicle record using the department's specified form or format. Its online address-change service asks for all vehicle records to be updated; a driver-license address update does not update them.
If missed
A person convicted of violating the address-notification provision is guilty of an infraction punishable by a fine of up to $25. The driver and vehicle notices share this provision; this coverage does not establish separate or additive fines.
Statute AS 28.05.071(a), current Legislature Title 28 PDF, page 8 verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
A person who has applied for or been issued a certificate, registration, title, license, permit, or other form under this title, and who changes the person's name or moves from the address shown on the records or forms of the Department of Administration or the Department of Public Safety, shall notify the appropriate department of the change in name or address within 30 days
Statute AS 28.05.071(b), current Legislature Title 28 PDF, page 8 verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
A person convicted of a violation of (a) of this section is guilty of an infraction punishable by a fine not to exceed $25.
Agency guidance Alaska DMV, How to change your address on vehicle records (agency guidance) verified Sep 2026
https://dmv.alaska.gov/vehicle-services/how-to-change-your-address/
Please note that your DMV records are not linked, and you must provide the information for all vehicles and driver's licenses that you wish to update.
Vehicle transfer notice
binds: Owner who actually transfers or assigns an interest in an Alaska-registered vehicle · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Transfers or assigns the vehicle
Who this covers, exactly
At delivery, endorse and give the title and registration to the transferee, then notify Alaska DMV of the transfer. Use the title notice, online sale-transfer service, or another accepted DMV route. Remove personalized or specialty plates on an actual sale. Taking a retained vehicle out of Alaska is not this trigger.
If missed
Failure to comply with AS 28.10.271 after a transfer is a class B misdemeanor.
Statute AS 28.10.271(b)-(c), current Legislature Title 28 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
The owner shall, at the time of delivery of the vehicle, endorse an assignment and warranty of title to the transferee ... The owner shall deliver the certificates of title and registration to the transferee at the time of delivery of the vehicle, except as otherwise provided in AS 28.10.291. ... The owner shall notify the department of the transfer or assignment of the owner's title or interest in the vehicle within 10 days following transfer or assignment.
Statute AS 28.10.271(a), current Legislature Title 28 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
(a) When the owner of a registered vehicle transfers or assigns the owner's title or interest in the vehicle, the registration of the vehicle expires; however, the registration plates remain on the vehicle except as otherwise provided in AS 28.10.181.
Statute AS 28.10.493(a), current Legislature Title 28 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-28.pdf
The owner of a vehicle who transfers a vehicle and fails to comply with the requirements of AS 28.10.271 is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
Agency guidance Alaska DMV, Selling a Vehicle in Alaska verified Sep 2026
https://dmv.alaska.gov/vehicle-services/selling-a-vehicle-in-alaska/
Complete the Notice of Vehicle Sale for Transfer attached to the bottom of the original title. Send or deliver this to DMV as soon as possible. ... You are also welcome to send an email message to DMV or to record the sale online.
Agency guidance Alaska DMV, Selling a Vehicle in Alaska, plate removal verified Sep 2026
https://dmv.alaska.gov/vehicle-services/selling-a-vehicle-in-alaska/
If your vehicle has personalized/specialty plates, remove the plates upon sale.
Boat address or status notice
binds: Owner of a boat with an Alaska DMV boat record · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes address, or the boat is destroyed, abandoned, or becomes federally documented
Who this covers, exactly
Notify Alaska DMV within 15 days of the applicable event. A departure with a retained boat triggers this row only when it changes the address on the boat record or produces one of the listed status events.
If missed
False statements on the boat application are punishable under AS 11.56.210; this row does not assign a separate penalty for late status notice.
Form instructions Alaska DMV Form B1, Boat Title and Registration Application verified Sep 2026
https://dmv.alaska.gov/media/qjfnw2tz/b1.pdf
I also acknowledge that I must notify DMV within 15 days of change of address or if the boat is destroyed, abandoned or becomes Documented.
Permanent Fund Dividend status
binds: Permanent Fund Dividend applicant or recipient who leaves Alaska · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Is outside Alaska when applying, accumulates more than 90 absence days in a calendar year, changes the address on file, or establishes residency elsewhere
Who this covers, exactly
Report every absence over 90 cumulative days and any absence in effect when applying. Keep the mailing and physical address current with the PFD Division. Do not claim continuing Alaska residency after acts that establish residency elsewhere.
If missed
Failure to report absences can be treated as fraud and can lead to assessment of dividends paid. Establishing residency elsewhere makes the person ineligible under the current absence guidance.
Agency guidance Alaska PFD Division, Absence Guidelines verified Sep 2026
https://pfd.alaska.gov/eligibility/absence-guidelines
You must report ALL absences over 90 days in a calendar year or if you are out of state when applying, even if the absence is allowable by the PFD program. ... Failure to report absences is fraud and could result in assessment of dividends paid.
Agency guidance Alaska PFD Division, Absences and Residency verified Sep 2026
https://pfd.alaska.gov/eligibility/absence-guidelines
To remain eligible for this program while you are absent, whether one day or the whole year, you must maintain your Alaska residency and intend to return to Alaska to remain indefinitely. If you do anything to establish residency in another state or country while you are out of Alaska, such as registering to vote or filing a resident income tax return, you will not be considered a resident of Alaska for the purposes of this program.
Agency guidance Alaska PFD Division FAQ, address changes verified Sep 2026
https://pfd.alaska.gov/faq
Permanent Fund Dividend checks are never forwarded. It is important to keep your mailing and physical address current with the Division at all times to avoid delays in communication and disbursements. Use the Address Change form, located on the Forms menu, to submit and stay current with the Division.
Public-assistance move report
binds: Recipient of Alaska Public Assistance Medicaid, Marketplace health benefits, Alaska Temporary Assistance, or another public-assistance program whose case rules require household and address changes · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Moves, gets a new mailing address, changes residency status, or leaves Alaska for 30 or more days
Who this covers, exactly
Report the applicable household, address, or residency change to the Division of Public Assistance within 10 days after learning of it. Also report an absence of 30 or more days. A SNAP-only household has the narrower reporting rules stated in its case materials; this row does not impose a universal SNAP-only address report.
If missed
Unreported changes can produce incorrect eligibility or benefits and recovery consequences under the applicable program.
Form instructions Alaska Division of Public Assistance Form MED 4, Reporting Changes verified Sep 2026
https://health.alaska.gov/media/plkacidy/med-04.pdf
You must report changes in your household within 10 days of when you know of the change. ... If you receive public assistance services, the changes you must report include, but are not limited to the following: ... You move or get a new mailing address
Form instructions Alaska Division of Public Assistance Form MED 4, Acknowledgments verified Sep 2026
https://health.alaska.gov/media/plkacidy/med-04.pdf
if my residency status changes, I must report the change to the Alaska Division of Public Assistance within 10 days. I further understand that if I leave the state for 30 or more days, I must notify the Alaska Division of Public Assistance of my absence, regardless of whether I consider myself an Alaska resident/intend to return to Alaska, or not.
Agency guidance Alaska Division of Public Assistance, Alaska Connect verified Sep 2026
https://health.alaska.gov/en/division-of-public-assistance/
The Alaska Connect client portal makes it easier to work with DPA. Sign up through myAlaska, or use your existing myAlaska account to: ... Update your contact info ... Report changes
Interstate unemployment claim
binds: Person with an Alaska unemployment claim who moves out of Alaska, or claimant living outside Alaska who establishes an initial Alaska claim · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Moves to another state while claiming, reopens after moving, or establishes an initial Alaska claim while living outside Alaska
Who this covers, exactly
Reopen the Alaska claim immediately after the move. If living outside Alaska when establishing an initial claim, register with the local state employment service center within seven days after establishing that claim unless a stated deferral applies. Continue to report travel and availability accurately.
If missed
Claims are effective in the week opened or reopened. Eligibility can be affected by late or inaccurate reporting and by availability for work.
Exceptions on record
Alaska DOLWD, Work Registration Requirements, deferrals
A worker may be deferred from registering for work under the following circumstances: temporarily unemployed with a definite date to return to full-time work within 45 days; unemployed due to a strike or labor dispute; traveling immediately within 14 days of filing an initial claim for the purpose of relocating outside of Alaska; or, under an approved waiver of availability under AS 23.20.378 or 23.20.382.
Agency guidance Alaska Unemployment Insurance Claimant Handbook, filing and reopening verified Sep 2026
https://labor.alaska.gov/unemployment/ui-handbook.html
You must reopen your claim immediately if: ... You move out of Alaska, move from one state to another, or move from one area to another within a state.
Agency guidance Alaska DOLWD, Work Registration Requirements verified Sep 2026
https://labor.alaska.gov/unemployment/work_registration.htm
All worker's residing outside of Alaska, who have not been deferred from registering, are required to register with their local state employment service office within seven days from the date an initial claim is filed.
Professional-license address update
binds: Person licensed, registered, or certified by a board, commission, or occupation listed in AS 08.01.010 · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes physical, mailing, or email address on file while retaining the Alaska credential
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing in writing or through the MyAlaska professional-licensing portal. Maintain a current valid mailing address. Check the specific board rule or interstate compact before continuing practice from another state.
note
The latest mailing or opted-in email address can be used for official correspondence, notifications, and service of legal process. Profession-specific rules may add consequences.
Regulation 12 AAC 02.900(b), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2012.pdf
(b) A licensee shall notify the division of a change to the licensee’s physical address, mailing address, or electronic mail address on file with the division. The licensee may submit notice in writing or through the MyAlaska professional licensing portal on the department’s Internet website.
Regulation 12 AAC 02.900(a), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2012.pdf
(a) A person licensed, registered, or certified by a board or commission listed in AS 08.01.010, or in an occupation listed in AS 08.01.010, shall maintain a current, valid mailing address on file with the division
Form instructions Alaska Corporations Form 08-4764, Entity Address Change, licensing sections verified Sep 2026
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/08-4764.pdf
Separate address change notification is required to the Business and Professional Licensing Sections:
Insurance-license change notice
binds: Licensee regulated under Alaska insurance licensing law · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes residence, place of business, mailing or email address, telephone number, legal or fictitious name, or compliance officer
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Alaska Director of Insurance in writing no later than 30 days after the change. A resident-to-nonresident conversion or cancellation uses the division's separate applicable route.
If missed
Failure to give the required notice is cause for denial, nonrenewal, suspension, or revocation of the license in addition to any other penalty.
Statute AS 21.27.025(a), current Legislature Title 21 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-21.pdf
A licensee shall notify the director in writing not later than 30 days after a change in residence, place of business, legal name, fictitious name or alias, mailing address, electronic mailing address, telephone number, or compliance officer.
Statute AS 21.27.025(b), current Legislature Title 21 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-21.pdf
In addition to any other penalty provided by law, a failure to notify the director as required by this section is cause for denial, nonrenewal, suspension, or revocation of a license.
Notary address and qualification
binds: Alaska notary public whose departure changes mailing or physical address or ends Alaska residency · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes address or no longer meets Alaska notary qualifications
Who this covers, exactly
Submit the signed address-change form to the lieutenant governor within 30 days. If the move ends Alaska residency and the notary no longer meets the statutory qualifications, immediately resign the commission in a signed written notice.
If missed
Failure to comply or maintain Alaska residency can support reprimand, suspension, or revocation of the commission.
Statute AS 44.50.066(a), current Legislature Title 44 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-44.pdf
Within 30 days after change of a notary public's name, mailing address, or physical address, the notary public shall, on a form provided by the lieutenant governor, submit written notification of the change, signed by the notary public.
Statute AS 44.50.067(b) verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-44.pdf
(b) A notary public who does not any longer meet the requirements of this chapter to be a notary public shall immediately resign the commission.
Statute AS 44.50.020(3) verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-44.pdf
To be commissioned as a notary public, a person ... (3) shall have established residency in this state under AS 01.10.055;
Statute AS 44.50.068(a)(3) verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-44.pdf
(a) The lieutenant governor may suspend or revoke a notary public's commission or reprimand a notary public for good cause shown, including ... (3) failure to maintain residency in this state under AS 01.10.055;
Registered-offender residence notice
binds: Sex offender or child kidnapper registered under Alaska law · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes residence to an address outside Alaska
Who this covers, exactly
Provide written notice of the out-of-state residence change to Alaska's central registry by the next working day after the change. Register in the destination jurisdiction as its law requires. Under Alaska's rule, residence changes when the person leaves without intending to return to live there or has been away for 30 consecutive days, whichever occurs first.
If missed
Failure-to-register law can apply. This record does not restate offense grades, verification cycles, work or school reporting, or international-travel notice.
Statute AS 12.63.010(c), current Legislature Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-12.pdf
If a sex offender or child kidnapper changes residence ... after having registered under (a) of this section, the sex offender or child kidnapper shall provide written notice of the change by the next working day following the change ... if the residence change is out of state, to the central registry.
Regulation 13 AAC 09.040(b), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 13 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2013.pdf
For the purposes of AS 12.63.010, an offender is considered to have changed residence on the date that the offender leaves the residence without intending to return to continue living there, or the date that the offender has been away from the residence for 30 consecutive days, whichever occurs first.
Business-license address update
binds: Owner of an active Alaska business license whose departure changes the business mailing or physical address · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Business remains active and a licensed address changes
Who this covers, exactly
Keep current valid business addresses on file and submit the Business License Address Change form between renewal periods, or update the addresses at renewal. Notify the Corporations and Professional Licensing sections separately when their records also change.
note
Business notices are sent to the mailing address of record. This row does not treat the owner's move as closure of a continuing business.
Business-license cancellation
binds: Owner of an Alaska business license who actually stops doing business under the license · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Closes or sells the business rather than merely moving the owner
Who this covers, exactly
Use Form 08-4732, Business License: Request to Cancel or Inactivate, to request the Business Licensing Section to cancel or inactivate the Alaskan business license. Separate notification may be required to notify the Corporations Section and Professional Licensing Section of the Division.
If missed
Cancellation ends the selected business license and endorsements; fees already paid are not refundable.
Entity and registered-agent update
binds: Owner or registered agent of an active Alaska entity whose departure changes an entity address or leaves the entity without a qualified Alaska registered agent and registered office · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Entity or registered-agent information changes because of the departure
Who this covers, exactly
File the correct entity-address or registered-agent change with the Corporations Section. Maintain an Alaska registered agent and registered office continuously. If the departing person is the registered agent and no simultaneous replacement is being filed, use the registered-agent resignation process and arrange a successor.
If missed
Failure to maintain the required Alaska registered agent and office can result in noncompliance and involuntary dissolution or revocation of authority to transact business.
Statute AS 10.06.150, current Legislature Title 10 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-10.pdf
A corporation shall continuously maintain in this state a registered agent and a registered office.
Statute AS 10.06.165(a), current Legislature Title 10 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-10.pdf
(a) A corporation may change its registered office, agent, or both, by filing with the department a statement signed by the president or a vice-president
Form instructions Alaska Corporations Form 08-409, Change of Registered Agent verified Sep 2026
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/corp409.pdf
Important: Per Alaska statutes, all entities shall (must) continuously (without interruption) maintain in this state (Alaska) a registered agent AND a registered office (with an Alaskan physical location and an Alaska mailing address) ... Failure to meet registered agent requirements could result in involuntary dissolution of the entity’s authority to transact business in the State of Alaska.
Form instructions Alaska Corporations Form 08-4764, Entity Address Change verified Sep 2026
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/08-4764.pdf
This form is only to notify the Corporations Section of an entity’s address change. ... File this form in-between biennial reports.
Form instructions Alaska Corporations Form 08-4764, Entity Address Change, registered agent verified Sep 2026
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/08-4764.pdf
I understand that this form will only update this entity's business addresses on record and will not change the appointed Registered Agent or their addresses. If the Registered Agent and/or their addresses need to be updated, I will submit a separate Statement of Change form with its required $25 filing fee.
Form instructions Alaska Corporations Form 08-4764, Entity Address Change, agent and officials verified Sep 2026
https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/08-4764.pdf
Separate notification is required for Registered Agent and/or Officials address changes to the Corporation Section.
Child-support address update
binds: Person with an Alaska Child Support Enforcement Division case · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes address in connection with departure
Who this covers, exactly
Notify CSED of the address change. Also report a new job, income change, new child-support or custody order, or a child turning 18 when applicable. Continue to follow the controlling support and custody orders.
note
Current contact and employment information allows CSED to administer and enforce the case. The agency guide gives no universal numeric address-change deadline.
Parole move and travel permission
binds: Person on Alaska parole · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Plans to change residence or leave Alaska
Who this covers, exactly
Obtain permission from the parole officer before changing residence and prior written permission in an interstate travel agreement before leaving Alaska. Follow the agreement and the destination-supervision instructions.
If missed
Changing residence or leaving Alaska without the required permission violates the standard conditions of parole and can lead to parole action.
Regulation 22 AAC 20.200(a)(5)-(6), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 22 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2022.pdf
5. Obtain permission from the parole officer before changing residence. ... 6. Obtain the prior written permission of the parole officer, in the form of an interstate travel agreement, before leaving the State of Alaska.
Concealed-handgun permit update
binds: Holder of an Alaska concealed-handgun permit · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes the permittee's address
Who this covers, exactly
Notify the Department of Public Safety of the change in address within 30 days. Ceasing to be a resident of Alaska does not make the permittee ineligible to hold the permit, and the permit need not be returned or surrendered; a permittee who is not a resident at the time of renewal may not renew.
If missed
A violation of the permittee-responsibility section is a violation punishable by a fine of up to $100.
Exceptions on record
AS 18.65.725(e), current Legislature Title 18 PDF
(e) Notwithstanding AS 18.65.705(3), a permittee does not become ineligible to hold a permit, and need not return or surrender a permit, when ceasing to be a resident of the state, and the department may not require a permittee to return or surrender a permit because a permittee ceases to be a resident of the state. However, a permittee may not renew a permit if the permittee is not a resident of the state at the time of renewal.
Statute AS 18.65.765(a), current Legislature Title 18 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-18.pdf
(a) The holder of a permit issued under AS 18.65.700 — 18.65.790 (1) shall notify the department of a change in the permittee's address within 30 days; ... (3) shall immediately notify the department if the holder is no longer qualified to hold a permit under AS 18.65.705.
Statute AS 18.65.705(3), current Legislature Title 18 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-18.pdf
A person is qualified to receive and hold a permit to carry a concealed handgun if the person ... (3) is a resident of the state and has been for the 90 days immediately preceding the application for a permit;
Statute AS 18.65.765(b), the permittee-responsibility penalty verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-18.pdf
A person who violates this section is guilty of a violation and upon conviction may be punished by a fine of not more than $100.
Telemedicine registry change
binds: Business on Alaska's telemedicine business registry that continues serving Alaska recipients or stops that service · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes name, address, or contact information, or terminates telemedicine services in Alaska
Who this covers, exactly
Submit the division's complete change report and applicable fee no later than 30 days after a change or termination. If terminating Alaska telemedicine services, request removal from the registry.
If missed
A business that does not timely report the change may not perform telemedicine services in Alaska and must submit a new registration before resuming.
Regulation 12 AAC 02.600(c), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2012.pdf
(c) If the name, address, or contact information of a business on the telemedicine business registry changes, the business performing telemedicine services must submit to the department, not later than 30 days after the change or termination, (1) a complete report, on a form provided by the department, of each change; and (2) the applicable fee established in 12 AAC 02.106.
Regulation 12 AAC 02.600(d), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2012.pdf
(d) A business that fails to comply timely with (c) of this section may not perform telemedicine services in this state and must submit a new application under (a) of this section before resuming the provision of telemedicine services to a recipient located in this state.
Regulation 12 AAC 02.600(e), current Alaska Administrative Code Title 12 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/aac%20Title%2012.pdf
(e) If a business terminates the performance of telemedicine services in this state, the business shall notify the department, requesting that the department remove the business from the telemedicine business registry. If a business gives notification under this subsection, the business must submit a new application under (a) of this section before resuming the provision of telemedicine services to a recipient located in this state.
Fish-and-game resident status
binds: Holder or user of an Alaska resident-only fish, game, trapping, subsistence, personal-use, senior, disabled-veteran, or related privilege · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Establishes or claims residency elsewhere or otherwise ceases to meet Alaska fish-and-game residency conditions
Who this covers, exactly
A person who establishes Alaska residency remains a resident during an absence unless during the absence the person establishes or claims residency in another state, territory, or country, or performs an act, or is absent under circumstances, inconsistent with the required intent to remain in Alaska indefinitely and to make a home there. A person who does not qualify as a resident under AS 16.05.415(a)-(f) is a nonresident. The Department of Fish and Game's residency qualifications may help determine whether the person qualifies for resident fishing, hunting and licensing; they do not substitute for a full determination based on the statutes.
If missed
Using a resident-only privilege after residency ends can produce licensing or enforcement consequences. The exact license, activity, season, and military status control.
Statute AS 16.05.415(b), current Legislature Title 16 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-16.pdf
(b) A person who establishes residency in the state under (a) of this section remains a resident during an absence from the state unless during the absence the person (1) establishes or claims residency in another state, territory, or country; or (2) performs an act, or is absent under circumstances, that are inconsistent with the intent required under (a) of this section.
Statute AS 16.05.415(a)(1)-(2), current Legislature Title 16 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-16.pdf
a person, except as provided in (c) — (f) of this section, is a resident if the person (1) is physically present in the state with the intent to remain in the state indefinitely and to make a home in the state; (2) has maintained the person's domicile in the state for the 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the application for a license;
Statute AS 16.05.415(a)(3)-(4), current Legislature Title 16 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-16.pdf
a person, except as provided in (c) — (f) of this section, is a resident if the person ... (3) is not claiming residency in another state, territory, or country; and (4) is not obtaining benefits under a claim of residency in another state, territory, or country.
Statute AS 16.05.415(h)(1), current Legislature Title 16 PDF verified Sep 2026
https://www.akleg.gov/statutesPDF/Title-16.pdf
(h) In AS 16.05.330 — 16.05.430, a nonresident (1) person is a person who does not qualify as a resident under (a) — (f) of this section;
Agency guidance Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Residency Qualifications verified Sep 2026
https://newsrelease.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=license.residencyqualifications
The following set of qualification may help you to determine whether or not you qualify for resident fishing/hunting (and licensing). ... If you answered "No" or "Maybe" to any of the non-military or military qualifications listed above, you may not meet residency requirements. For more detailed information please see our Residency Definitions page and our Residency Info Sheet (PDF 838 kB) or contact a Fish and Game licensing office.
Agency guidance Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Residency Qualifications, statutory basis verified Sep 2026
https://newsrelease.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=license.residencyqualifications
These guidelines are based on statutes and do not substitute for full determination of residency based on actual statutes and residency information links/documents available at page bottom.
Commercial fisheries address update
binds: Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission permit holder or vessel owner whose permanent mailing address changes · verified Sep 2026 · quotes found on saved pages, Sep 20, 2026 or later
Changes permanent mailing address in connection with departure
Who this covers, exactly
Submit the current CFEC Permanent Mailing Address Change Form with the old and new addresses and current residency information. Use separate transfer or vessel-information forms when ownership or vessel facts also change.
If missed
The signed form is submitted under penalty of perjury; intentionally false claims or supporting documents can cause criminal and administrative penalties and suspension or revocation of permits.
Form instructions CFEC Form 05-34A, revised October 2025 verified Sep 2026
https://www.cfec.state.ak.us/forms2026/2026_Address_Change_Form.pdf
Use this form to change your permanent mailing address with the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission (CFEC). Please complete all sections, sign, date and submit to our office by mail, fax or email to: dfg.cfec.licensing@alaska.gov.
Duties people expect here that the cited law does not impose
Each of these is a claim commonly made about leaving Alaska. Each was
checked against the provision named with it, and is not there. The
finding is bounded by that provision and says nothing about the rest of
Alaska law.
not a duty · verified Sep 2026 · quote found on a saved page, Sep 20, 2026
Not in the cited law: Alaska requires every departing voter to cancel registration by a fixed move-based deadline
What the cited law does instead. the Division of Elections provides voluntary phone and written cancellation routes; voter eligibility and registration in another jurisdiction are separate controls
Agency guidance Alaska Division of Elections, Voter Cancellation verified Sep 2026
This finding is about the provision named here and claims nothing
beyond it.
https://www.elections.alaska.gov/voter-information/
Cancel your voter registration in Alaska by contacting your Regional Elections Office. ... To request your registration be cancelled use the cancellation form. Or, you may also send an email or letter. Your cancellation request must include the following information. Your full name An identifier (voter number, Alaska driver’s license number or state identification number, date of birth or last four of your Social Security Number)
not a duty · verified Sep 2026 · quote found on a saved page, Sep 20, 2026
Not in the cited law: Alaska requires every person moving away with a retained vehicle to surrender registration or ordinary plates
What the cited law does instead. address changes and actual transfers have separate duties; the sale page limits personalized or specialty plate removal to an actual sale