Use the Jurisdiction Map and related links to find resources and contact information for NAIC member insurance departments.
Actions considered by the NAIC are exposed and discussed through NAIC Committees , task forces and subgroups. These links provide access to relevant staff, charges and schedules.
NAIC Members are the chief insurance regulators from each of the 50 U.S. states and six territories. These links lead to NAIC resources developed primarily for them and their departments.
NAIC Products provide reliable data, information and technology applications for regulators, consumers and industry.
NAIC Education & Training offers professional development for state insurance regulators, as well as courses to help industry professionals comply with regulatory processes.
All consumer education and reference material is now in one place, the NAIC Consumers page.
These links lead to NAIC tools, training and information for insurance industry professionals.

PIR
The PIR signifies the Designee has mastered specialized skills in the areas of financial regulation, market conduct regulation, and/or product regulation.
Professional in Insurance Regulation
Are You Eligible?
Be currently employed by a State DOI.
Have obtained the APIR Designation through required coursework or by passing the APIR comprehensive exam.
What Do You Need To Qualify?
Satisfactorily complete five of the qualifying NAIC courses and achieve a passing score of 70% or better on the exam for each course.
Read more about an additional method to meet the requirements for the PIR Designation.
How Do You Enroll In The Program?
Interested individuals must enroll into the designation program prior to taking courses and exams. See HOW DO I section for more information.
How Do You Register For Courses?
Registration for all required PIR courses can be found on the NAIC Education & Training Department’s Course Schedule. Look for PIR in the CE Type column. See HOW DO I section for more information.
How Do You Apply?
Designation candidates must apply for their designation award upon meeting eligibility requirements and successfully completing all required coursework and associated exams. See HOW DO I section for more information.
How Do You Renew?
To remain an active designee, 3 year reporting periods are in place for renewals. See HOW DO I section for more information.