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Watch North Carolina Department of Insurance NC Jun 12, 2026

North Carolina collection agency annual renewals due June 30, 2026

North Carolina's annual collection agency renewal period was open during May 29 through June 12, 2026, with licenses expiring June 30, 2026. The state says the renewal cycle runs from early April through June 30.

North Carolina's annual collection agency renewal period was open during May 29 through June 12, 2026, with licenses expiring June 30, 2026. The state says the renewal cycle runs from early April through June 30.

What changed

This is the active annual renewal cycle for North Carolina collection agency licenses. Licensees need to complete renewal before the June 30 expiration date.

Compliance perspective

Collection agencies licensed in North Carolina should confirm renewal filings, fees, and any required updates are submitted before June 30. This is a straightforward deadline, but missing it can disrupt licensing status and operations.

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