Become an Arizona Insurance Adjuster
Licensing Rules and Online Exam Prep for Arizona Claims Adjusters
AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: To obtain the Arizona adjuster license, residents and non-residents alike must take the Arizona state exam administered by Prometric. Arizona does not grant reciprocity through any other state's adjuster license. There are no continuing education requirements for licensed Arizona adjusters..
Adjuster License Requirements
To become a licensed Arizona insurance adjuster, individuals must:
- Be 18 years of age.
- Pass the state adjuster exam.
- Have and maintain an office in Arizona, which is accessible to the public and contains records of all transactions made in Arizona
Adjuster Exam Preparation
AdjusterPro offers full-preparedness exam study packages specifically for Arizona. Select the package (above-right) and take the state exam with absolute confidence you'll pass the first time.
Adjuster Exam Registration
Prometric provides you the option of scheduling your examination online from their Arizona insurance examinations web page, by mail using a registration form, or by phone at (800) 853-5448..
Arizona License Application
All applicants must submit the following:
- Satisfactory examination results.
- Completed application form, either:
- Electronically via www.nipr.com under electronic licensing or,
- Via the Arizona Individual Insurance License Form L-169
- One (1) completed, blue-outlined fingerprint card (Form FD-258) if you are an Arizona resident or do not hold a resident license in your home state.
- Licensing Eligibility Form L-152
- Application fee of $120.00 and fingerprint processing fee of $24.00
- Non-resident applicants must further submit the Adjuster Application Addendum.
Reciprocity
Arizona does not grant reciprocity.
Maintaining Your License
- No Continuing Education is required.
- Renew your license online or download a renewal application via IPLUS.
- Renewal Preview is a tool available to licensees that helps them detect and prevent any problems that could occur during their license renewal.
- If you cannot use IPLUS to renew your license or to print a renewal application, follow the instructions on the Department of Insurance license renewal page to complete your license renewal.
- Quadrennial renewal fee of $120.00 (only half this amount for one- or two-year licenses. Learn more)
- IPLUS, the Insurance Professional License Update System, is an online resource for updating information on Arizona licenses. Visit http://iplus.azinsurance.gov to register changes in your information.
License Fees
- $120.00 Application Fee
- $24.00 Fingerprint Processing Fee
- $60.00-$120.00 Renewal Fee (based on license term)
Contact the Arizona Department of Insurance
Arizona Department of Insurance, 2910 N. 44th St., Suite 210, Phoenix, Arizona 85018-7269
Phone: (602) 364-4457, Fax: (602) 364-4460, Email: licensing@azinsurance.gov (no file attachments please)
Visit http://www.id.state.az.us/producers/index.html for more information on how to obtain and maintain an Arizona adjuster license.
AdjusterPro takes the anxiety out of your state exam by delivering a turn-key online Arizona-specific study program for the following license type:
- Arizona Adjuster
Adjuster Licensing Guide
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This information was obtained via a state by state survey and was based upon the best information available. Please be sure to verify the accuracy individually per state statutes.
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