Alaska Telemarketer Registration
Licensing, bonding, and registration requirements for telemarketers operating in Alaska
You must register before making your first call in Alaska.
Business Registration
Individual Registration
Required Documents
Business
- ✓Registration must be filed at least 30 days before commencing telephonic sales in Alaska,Failure to register is a class C felony under the Alaska Telephonic Solicitation Act,Civil penalties up to $25,000 per violation under the Alaska Consumer Protection Act,Alaska is one of five states that does not require annual renewal of telemarketing registration,Must comply with Alaska do-not-call provisions found at AS 45.50.475
- ✓Completed Telephonic Sellers Registration Form (downloadable PDF from AG website),Payment of registration fee (accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express),Name, address, and telephone number of the telephonic seller,Complete description of goods or services offered
Individual
- ✓Individual salesperson registration is not required — only the telephonic seller (business entity) must register under AS 45.63
Additional Notes
Must register with the Alaska Department of Law at least 30 days BEFORE commencing any telephonic sales in Alaska. Failure to register is a class C felony — one of the harsher penalties in the country for non-registration. Alaska is among the few states that does not require annual renewal. The registration form is available from the Consumer Protection Unit at 1031 West 4th Avenue, Suite 200, Anchorage, AK 99501. Fee amount is not publicly listed on the website; contact (907) 269-5100 for current fee information. No surety bond is required.
Alaska does not require separate individual salesperson registration. Only the telephonic seller (business entity) must register with the Department of Law. Individual employees making calls on behalf of a registered seller are covered by the business registration. However, all callers must comply with disclosure requirements: within the first 15 seconds, disclose the seller's name, phone number, whom they represent, and that it is a sales call.
Apply Before Your First Call
Operating as an unregistered telemarketer in Alaska is a separate violation from consent or calling-hours violations. You can be penalized $500 per call even if every other aspect of your operation is compliant.
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