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The document outlines the application process for obtaining an Assistant Guide License in Alaska, detailing eligibility requirements, necessary documentation, fees for residents and non-residents, and various forms that must be completed. It specifies qualifications such as age, hunting experience, first aid certification, and a recommendation from a Registered Guide-Outfitter. Additionally, it includes information on background checks, renewal procedures, and the consequences of providing false information.

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Are business licenses still free in Alaska?

How much is the fee for an Alaska Business License? The fee for each business license is $50 per year (including all or a part of the initial year).

What happens if your license expires in Alaska?

Alaska does not have a grace period after a license expires. Once your license is expired, it is not legal for you to drive. You can quickly renew your drivers license in person at Auto Tags Titles. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can call or email for an appointment.

Can I renew my license online Alaska?

You can either renew your license online, by mail or in person. For Commercial Driver License holders, there are additional requirements to renew your CDL.

How do I get a copy of my business license in Alaska?

MAILED: To request this office to mail you a copy(s) of a business license certificate, submit this form by fax or mail with the appropriate nonrefundable fee of $5 per copy. DO NOT email this form or payment. Online Filing is not available for this form; submit this form by fax or mail only.

How do I renew my expired business license in Alaska?

Online renewal is available the first 9 months of a lapsed (expired) business license; after which you can only apply for renewal hardcopy (via in-person, fax, or U.S. Mail) by submitting Business License: RENEWAL Application (form 08-4617) along with the appropriate fees. Do not email payments or filings.

What is the CED state of Alaska?

CED leverages the resources of the university system to support economic growth in Alaska. We provide technical assistance in the form of information and data, and implement projects and programs that promote economic development across the state. Our work spans Alaska, from rural villages to urban cities.

Who is the Commissioner of Commerce Community and Economic Development in Alaska?

Commissioner Julie Sande A lifelong Alaskan, Commissioner Sande grew up in the remote logging camps of Southeast Alaska.

How much does it cost to renew your business license in Alaska?

Renewing business licenses in Alaska is easy and can be done either every year, or you can pay for a two-year license. A business license renewal costs $50 per year.

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