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ADJUSTER 40 Hr pre-licensed COURSE

Adjuster Training Institutes Adjuster course

BECOME A LICENSED ADJUSTER

Start a new and exciting career in the adjusting industry, our courses provide knowledge and personalized help in obtaining your certification.

We offer All-Lines Adjuster Pre Licensing Course and Continuing Education Courses in classroom and online. We offer courses for individuals that are interested in becoming an adjuster, which is the most preferred adjuster’s license in the industry. Our complete training course will prepare you for a rewarding career as an Independent or Staff Adjuster.

Adjuster Training Institute offers a 100% guaranteed pass rate.

Do you live in a licensing or non-licensing state?

The first question to answer is whether your home state requires a license or has a different process.

Some states require anyone handling claims to be licensed as an insurance adjuster and other states do not have that requirement. We call states that require an adjuster license “licensing states.”

Some states have special All-Lines Adjuster License that cover all kinds of claims, while others have separate licenses for different types of insurance.

States that do not require a license are “Non-licensing states,” and the process to get started as an adjuster is different.

What do you do if you live in a non-licensing state?

(You will choose a designated home state)

If you live in a non-licensing state, you should obtain a “Designated Home State” or DHS license. A DHS license basically works just like having your home state license and is vital if you want to work any claims outside of your non-licensing state. If you live in Tennessee for example, you can adjust claims there without a license, but you cannot go work claims in Indiana, Florida, The Carolinas or Texas. While a host of different states offer a DHS license, we recommend obtaining the Texas All-Lines Adjuster License. Because all states that require an adjuster’s license are reciprocal if you hold an Texas license.

What to do if your home state requires a license?

If you live in a licensing state, you would start by finding out your state’s process.

One of the main steps will be to complete your state’s licensing exam.

There are two different ways this can be done:

With pre-licensing classes

Or with exam prep courses

Exam prep courses - prepare you for an exam you would have to take at a testing facility.

Pre-licensing courses - are typically 40 hr. courses you will need to complete and include the test.

LEARNING PLATFORMS

Reciprocal States

What is Reciprocity?

Reciprocity just means a state recognizes another

state’s licensing requirements.

If you passed the exam of a state with similar requirements, they would waive the need for you to take another test.

Reciprocity, or reciprocal licensing privileges, allows a licensed adjuster to obtain another state(s) license without having to pass that specific state’s exam. Thank goodness, right? Once you have your home state or DHS license, you can apply for other state licenses through reciprocity. It is not automatic – you will need to complete the required paperwork and submit the licensing fees which are normally between $40.00 – $150.00 but most licensing states are now reciprocal with each other.

Excluding New York and California they do not reciprocate with any other state.

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If your State does not require an Adjuster License

States that DO NOT require an adjuster license.

Non licensing states

Learning Platforms

Adjuster Training Institute offers Classroom and On Line Courses

CLASSROOM SETTINGS

Department of Insurance Requirements to obtain a Texas Adjuster License,

our course provides a classroom setting in which each student receives training, knowledge, and personalized help in obtaining their certification.

SELF PACED ON LINE COURSES

Department of Insurance Requirements to obtain an

Adjuster License,

For those students who are unable to attend our Classroom, we offer a self-paced, but guided learning experience using our Learning Management System.

ADJUSTER 40 Hr pre-licensed COURSE

ADJUSTER 40 Hr pre-licensed COURSE

BECOME A LICENSED ADJUSTER IN OUR 5 DAY COMBO COURSE $599.00

Adjuster Training Institutes Adjuster course

BECOME A LICENSED ADJUSTER

LEARNING PLATFORMS

Reciprocal States

If your State does not require an Adjuster License

Learning Platforms

CLASSROOM SETTINGS

SELF PACED ON LINE COURSES

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