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Adjuster Licensing Options and Issues

Are you searching for information to secure your state adjuster's license? Here is an excellent link at www.catadjuster.org for state licensing information. Just go to the top right hand corner to the DOI website and search by state! http://www.catadjuster.org/Default.aspx?grm2catid=37&tabid=62 You will also find very useful detailed Forums on this site( www.catadjuster.org) about all kinds of "Getting Started" Topics in the Forum archives there if you look for the GETTING STARTED topics. There are so many options available for securing your license such as self study, Adjuster training schools, and now some states have online courses even that allow you to be exempt from the State exams. A word of caution here is to be sure through your state Insurance Dept about reciprocal agreements. For instance, FL does not honor the TX license as reciprocal if you are a FL resident- you must still take the FL exam. An outstanding online program I just recently learned of is from the following email distributed by the University of Central Fl which allows you to take this course AND exempts you from the state exam. I had not been aware other than the ACA (Accredited Claim Adjuster) courses that you could be exempt from the state test. Again, I cannot stress enough that you call your state Insurance Department to be sure before spending hard earned funds on a licensing class that it will meet your state requirements! Here's the body of the email: Certified as the Leader In Adjuster Training in Florida!!! (Based on sales of the Adjuster Study Manual-Source FAIA) University of Central Florida In Partnership With Florida Insurance University http://www.ce.ucf.edu/pc_course.asp?prog=517 Accredited Claims Adjuster Designation Training Adjusters For: The Hartford, AmComp, FCCI-Group, Wausau, Crawford & Co., Met-Life, Pilot Catastrophe, AIG, Liberty Mutual, Colonial Claims, Progressive Insurance, Oasis Outsourcing, Bell Corp.,St Paul/Travelers, Mercury Insurance, The Zenith, Tortura & Co., Atlanta Casualty Group, York-STB,Windsor Group, Infinity Group, NCA Group Kemper, GAB Robins, Budget Rental, Unisource, Lupfer-Frakes, Claims Control, Inc., Geico, Pueblo, Allstate, SCS Associates, ClaimsCo International, Inc. PBOA, Inc., Federated Insurance, JNR Adjustment Co., Gallagher Bassett Services, Inc., ISAC Claims, Chubb, Safeco, CNA and Re-Employment Services At Home Study Guide...User Friendly...Take this course at home and get your 3-20/ 5-20/6-20 All Lines License without taking the State Exam! This is the Manual which contains the Assignments, Open Book Tests, and most importantly, the out-line that directs you to each and every page of The Adjuster Study Manual that you need to read to answer the required questions. This At-Home Study Course allows you to obtain your All Lines Adjuster License without taking the state licensing test. Just follow the new easy-to-study Accredited Claims Adjuster Manual which outlines exactly what you need to know to pass the Open Book Exams included in the book! It could not be easier! During your training, you will have the opportunity to analyze a real-life claim which will test your knowledge of the concepts and principles taught in this course. Tuition: $329 + shipping(ACA Test Materials) (Text Book-The FL Adjuster Study Manual 16th Edition Not Included/Cost $35 + shipping/tax) Registration (407) 927-1235 *********** Deborah K Moroy, AIC, IIA Founder- www.claimSmentor.com

Posted on Thursday, Dec 07, 2006 08:42:59 CST by Dimechimes

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