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With locations in 32 towns around the state, the Alaska DMV is your source for driver’s licenses, vehicle registration and many other transportation needs.
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The Ombudsman’s office is a non-partisan, neutral agency that will investigate any complaints against state government agencies and employees.
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Established in 1976, the Permanent Fund delivers dividends to Alaskan residents each year. Use the PFD website to review eligibility requirements and apply online.
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Although they have a long history under other names, the Division of Alaska State Troopers was officially created in 1967 to provide statewide law enforcement. Their website provides important safety updates and information on how to join the men and women of the AST.
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The Seattle Passport Agency can help you in obtaining a foreign visa. This website is your source to answer any questions you have about passports.
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The staff in this Anchorage office will help with any issue you might have with lawful immigration to the United States.
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Created to bridge economic gaps for Alaskans, the Alaska UI program provides temporary relief for Alaskan workers. You can use their website to file for unemployment benefits online and find resources for employment.