Become a New Hampshire Insurance Adjuster

AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: New Hampshire grants licenses on a reciprocal basis to non-residents holding a license in their state of residence, or having at least six months claims adjusting experience. Residents must take a state issued exam. 

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Adjuster License Requirements

To become a licensed New Hampshire insurance adjuster, individuals must:

• Be 18 years of age.

Adjuster Exam Preparation

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Adjuster Exam Registration

You may schedule your New Hampshire exam online.

New Hampshire License Application

• Residents and Non-residents can either apply online or fill out and submit the New Hampshire Adjuster Application.
• If you are a resident, you will have to pass the Adjuster Exam administered by Prometric.
• If you are a non-resident and you either already hold an adjuster license in your home state or have 6 months of adjusting experience, then you do not need to take the New Hampshire exam.

Reciprocity

New Hampshire grants reciprocal licensing privileges to anyone holding a license from their home state. If your home state does not license adjusters, you must have six months adjusting experience.

Maintaining Your License

• The New Hampshire Adjuster license is a two-year license that can be renewed online via NIPR.
• Every two years, residents and some non-residents must complete 20 hours of continuing education.
• If a non-resident’s home state has a CE requirement, then he or she only needs to meet that state’s requirement in order to remain licensed as an adjuster in New Hampshire. If a non-resident’s home state does not require any CE, then he or she must fulfill the 20 hours of CE required in New Hampshire.
• For the first renewal, residents’ adjuster exam scores will count for their CE credits, and non-residents are exempt from any CE requirement. After the first renewal the usual CE requirements for residents and non-residents go into effect.

License Fees

• Initial Licensing and Application Fee: $75
• Biennial License Renewal Fee: $75
• Make checks payable to “State of NH Insurance Department.”

Contact the New Hampshire Department of Insurance

21 South Fruit Street, Suite 14, Concord, NH 03301

Phone: (603) 271-0203, Fax: (603) 271-1406, Email: requests@ins.nh.gov