Adjusting 101 & Licensing
Adjusting 101, giving you the basic knowledge you need to become an adjuster and quite possibly the most important step in your journey, we offer you our state-approved, Licensing course.
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We guide you into this industry and ensure that you come out looking like a pro, and give you the tools you need to succeed once you find work in one of the many paths to choose from in the adjusting industry.
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The Texas All-Lines Adjuster’s License is Reciprocal in 30 states
If you are a resident of Texas and you wish to become an insurance adjuster, you need to obtain the Texas All-Lines Adjuster License. If you are a non-resident of Texas and live in a state that does not have an adjuster license requirement, and you want to become an insurance adjuster, then you need this Texas All-Lines Adjuster License.
Non-Residents of Texas, who live in a state that does not require an Adjusters License, are able to designate Texas as their “Home State”. The Texas Department of Insurance will allow residents of the states that do not license adjusters to deem Texas as their resident state in order to have the full benefits of Reciprocity. Please verify this information with the state licensing agency as requirements can change.
List of states that do not have adjuster license requirements, and whose residents are able to deem Texas as their home state:
Colorado, the District of Columbia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin
If you are a non-resident of Texas and reside in a state that requires adjuster licensing, you are now required to obtain your home state license before Texas will issue you a non-resident license. Please check with the Department of Insurance in your home state to determine the requirements to obtain your license. For many states, it’s just successfully passing a state exam. For a few, a pre-licensing course is required in that state.
The Texas license is Reciprocal with the following states:
1. Alabama
2. Alaska
3. Arkansas
4. Connecticut
5. Delaware
6. Florida
7. Georgia
8. Idaho
9. Indiana
10. Kentucky
11. Louisiana
12. Maine
13. Massachusetts
14. Michigan
15. Minnesota
16. Mississippi
17. Montana
18. Nevada
19. New Hampshire
20. New Mexico
21. North Carolina
22. Oklahoma
23. Oregon
24. Rhode Island
25. South Carolina
26. Utah
27. Vermont
28. Washington
29. West Virginia
30. Wyoming
Once you have passed your test at the end of our course you must apply online with the Texas Department of Insurance. Prior to this you must get your fingerprints done: To schedule a fingerprint appointment, go to IdentoGO or call 1-888-467-2080. Use service code 11G6QF when making the appointment.