AIC Adjuster Level 1 Official Resources
Official-resource checklist for AIC Adjuster Level 1 (Alberta Insurance Council) candidates verifying provider rules before using Finance Prep practice.
Official source
Official Alberta Insurance Council links
Use these official vendor links to verify the current exam page, handbook, syllabus, booking rules, fees, retake policy, and candidate-account instructions before relying on any third-party practice page.
- Adjuster licence requirements
- Designated Representative business licensing
- Insurance exam prerequisites (including Adjuster Level 1)
- Insurance exams overview
- Exam schedules and locations
- Exam fees
- Applying for a licence FAQ
- Contact Alberta Insurance Council
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Official resources to check first
Use the official Alberta Insurance Council links above before relying on a third-party summary. For this route, the two most important pages are AIC’s Exam prerequisites & preparation page for the published Adjuster Level 1 format and its Adjuster licences page for eligibility, application timing, documentation, and supervision.
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What to verify
| Item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Exam preparation page | Current duration, pass mark, and the General, Property, Automobile, and Liability question allocation |
| Insurance exams overview | Registration and exam-day rules, results, rewrite policy, accommodations, and other candidate instructions |
| Exam schedule and locations | Current locations, dates, delivery availability, and arrival details |
| Exam fees | Current Adjuster Level 1 exam and rewrite fees |
| Adjuster licence requirements | Resident and non-resident routes, exam-mark validity, application requirements, Level 1 supervision, and report countersignature |
| Applying-for-a-licence FAQ | Application workflow, documents, processing questions, and current administrative guidance |
| AIC contact page | The correct official contact when the published guidance does not resolve your case |
Current route summary to verify
As of this review, AIC publishes the Adjuster Level 1 exam as a two-hour exam requiring 70% to pass, with 40 General, 25 Property, 25 Automobile, and 10 Liability questions. AIC also states that there are no education prerequisites required to write it.
For an Alberta resident seeking the licence, passing the exam is followed by a separate application. AIC currently states that exam marks are valid for 12 months and that it must receive the approved and paid application within that period. The licence requirements also address firm recommendation, criminal-check timing, business E&O coverage, direct Level 3 supervision, and Level 3 approval and countersignature of Level 1 reports.
Do not assume that the resident sequence applies unchanged to a non-resident, a person new to Alberta, or a returning licensee. AIC publishes separate equivalency and requalification conditions for those situations.
How to use official resources with Finance Prep
Official sources tell you what AIC currently requires. Finance Prep helps you practise after that check with original sample questions, timed mock exams, topic drills, detailed explanations, and progress tracking.
Finance Prep’s AIC Adjuster Level 1 practice is original and provider-specific. Mastery Exam Prep / Finance Prep is independent from the Alberta Insurance Council (AIC); public preview pages are not official AIC questions, copied live-exam content, or exam dumps.