An Adjuster license authorizes evaluating and settling insurance claims on behalf of an insurer, a distinct role from selling policies.
How Insurance Adjuster licensing typically works
- 1Complete any pre-licensing education your state requires.
- 2Register for and pass your state's Insurance Adjuster licensing exam.
- 3Complete fingerprinting/background check, if your state requires one.
- 4Submit your license application to your state's department of insurance.
Requirements vary by state — see the Insurance License Guide for the full state-agnostic overview.
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FAQs
Is the Insurance Adjuster exam the same in every state?
No — question counts, time limits, and passing scores are set individually by each state's insurance regulator. CARE verifies each state's exact numbers directly against that regulator before publishing them.
Can I get licensed in multiple lines together?
Many states offer combined license paths (for example, Life & Accident and Health, or Property & Casualty) — see the full exam catalog for the options your state offers.
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