Become an Indiana Insurance Adjuster
Licensing Rules and Regulations for Indiana Claims Adjusters
AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: As of July 2011, Indiana licenses both resident and non-resident independent adjusters. The required 40 hour PreLicensing course is now available through AdjusterPro.
Adjuster License Requirements
To become a licensed Indiana insurance adjuster, individuals must:
- Be 18 years of age or older.
- Be trustworthy, reliable, and of good reputation.
- Have “not committed an act that is grounds for probation, suspension, revocation, or refusal of licensure.”
- Pay the appropriate fee.
- Complete the required PreLicensing course through AdjusterPro.
- Take and pass the Indiana Adjuster exam.
Emergency Adjusters: “Indiana Code 27-1-28 was created by HEA 1486 (P.L. 11-2011) and governs licensing for independent adjusters. Under the new law, the Department will issue temporary emergency adjuster licenses to unlicensed but qualified individuals to adjust claims arising from a declared catastrophe.” The fee for emergency adjuster licensing is $20. The Temporary Emergency Adjuster web notice can provide more information about emergency adjuster licensing.
Indiana Adjuster PreLicensing
AdjusterPro offers the Indiana Adjuster PreLicensing course either 100% online or through a 4-day live classroom course held monthly in Indianapolis.
Indiana License Application
Residents:
- If you hold a license in a reciprocal state, you may apply online via Sircon, or by mail with the NAIC Uniform Application (write “Independent Adjuster” across the top).
- If you aren’t licensed in another state, you can still qualify for the Indiana adjuster license if you have worked as an adjuster for the past five years.
- The fee is $40.
Non-Residents:
- Non-residents who hold a resident license in their home state may apply online via Sircon.
- Non-residents who don’t hold a resident license must apply with the NAIC Uniform Application (write “Independent Adjuster” across the top).
- The fee is $90.
Reciprocity
Indiana is reciprocal with all states that license adjusters except Alabama, Hawaii, New Mexico, and New York.
Maintaining Your License
- This is a two-year license that expires on the last day of your birth month.
- All adjusters are required to complete 24 credit hours of continuing education every two years.
- Renew your license online via Sircon.
- The Renewal Fee is $40 for residents, $90 for non-residents.
License Fees
- License Fee: $40 (residents), $90 (non-residents)
- Renewal Fee: $40 (residents), $90 (non-residents)
Contact the Indiana Department of Financial Services
The Indiana Department of Insurance
311 West Washington Street, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN, 46204.
Phone: (317) 232-0688
For questions regarding continuing education: (317) 232-5858
Email: mcanfield@idoi.in.gov
Website: www.in.gov/idoi
For more information regarding the licensing of independent adjusters in Indiana, refer to Indiana Code 27-1-28.
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New: Indiana Adjuster PreLicensing
AdjusterPro is pleased to offer the Indiana Independent Adjuster PreLicensing Course either online or in a traditional classroom setting.
- Indiana Department of Insurance (IDOI) approved
- 100% online & self-paced, or 4-day classroom
- Satisfies all IDOI requirements
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This information was obtained via a 2010 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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