Georgia Insurance Adjuster
AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: Resident adjuster applicants must take a 40 hour P&C pre-licensing course and pass an exam. Non-residents holding an adjuster license in their home state can obtain a Georgia license through reciprocity. Non-residents that live in states not licensing adjusters must pass the Georgia Adjuster Examination to qualify for licensure. Crop adjusters require a separate designation in Florida and must pass a Crop Hail Adjuster examination.
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Adjuster License Requirements
To become a licensed insurance adjuster in Georgia, individuals must:
- Be 18 years of age
Licensing Process
Residents
- Successful completion of pre-licensing course and Georgia Adjuster Exam.
- Complete application form GID103.
- Application fee of $65 must be included with application.
Note: Waiver of examination can be granted if applicant holds CPCU designation. Further, the exam requirement for residents can be waived if applicant was licensed for the same lines in prior home state. The license in that state, however, must be active at the time of moving to Georgia and applicant must submit applicant within 90 days of moving to Georgia.
Non-Residents
- Complete the Nonresident Uniform Application for Individual Producer.
- Submit proof of home state licensure for license type requested; proof may be in form of an Original certification letter dated within 90 days from resident state or PDB printout.
- Application fee of $65 must be included with application.
- If you are from a state that does not have a license requirement, you may still be licensed in Georgia, however, you must take the Georgia Adjuster Examination to qualify.
Reciprocity
- Georgia grants licensing privileges to those adjusters licensed in their home state. If a state does not require a license for its adjusters you must take the Georgia Adjuster Exam. Click here for exam details.
Maintaining Your License in Georgia
- This license is good for one year, and can be renewed through Sircon.
- Continuing Education requirements for residents only.
- Resident licensees with less than 20 years service = 15 hours (3 ethics)
- Resident licensees with more than 20 years service = 10 (3 ethics)
- Newly licensed person = Pre-licensing course can stand for first year's CE credit. Submit pre-licensing certificate with renewal.
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Fees
- Initial Licensing and Application Fee: $65.
Contact Georgia Department of Insurance
- Two Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, West Tower, Suite 704, Atlanta, Georgia 30334
- Phone: 404-656-2070
- Fax: 404-657-8542
- Email: Agents@oci.ga.gov
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