Become an Oklahoma Insurance Adjuster

AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: Oklahoma grants temporary licenses in the event of a catastrophe. For a permanent license, residents and qualified non-residents must proceed through registration with Sircon per below. There is an exam required for licensure, but non-residents who hold an independent adjuster license in their home state may bypass this requirement. 

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Adjuster License Requirements

To become a licensed Oklahoma insurance adjuster, individuals must:

For a Resident license:

• Be 18 years of age.
• Be a bona fide resident of Oklahoma
• Apply for the license by submitting the proper application forms, and be able to provide background information as requested by the Commissioner of Insurance;
• Pay the appropriate fees;
• Schedule and pass the adjuster examination. You will have 180 days to pass the exam after applying for the adjuster license.

For a Non-Resident license:

• Be 18 years of age;
• Prior to license the applicant must have passed an examination in the resident "home state" or declared "home state" as required by the Commissioner;
• Be a resident of a state or "home state" meaning any state in which the adjuster's principa; place of residence or principle place of business is located:
  • If neither the state in which the adjuster maintains the principal place of residence nor the state in which the adjuster maintains the principal place of business has a licensing or examination requirement, the adjuster may declare another state which has an examination requirement and in which the adjuster is licensed to be the "home state."
  • The applicant’s “home state” must award nonresident adjuster licenses to residents of this state on the same basis.
• Schedule and pass the Oklahoma exam, if not qualified for non-resident reciprocal licensing.
• Apply for the license by submitting the proper application forms, and be able to provide background information as requested by the Commissioner of Insurance;
• Pay the appropriate fees.

NOTE: If an applicant is a non-resident of the United States, he or she must have complied with all federal laws pertaining to employment and business transaction in the US.

NOTE: To apply for an Emergency Adjuster License, Click Here.

Adjuster Exam Preparation

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Adjuster Exam Registration

You may schedule your Oklahoma exam online.

Oklahoma License Application

• Residents may apply for the Oklahoma adjuster license using the Sircon Online Licensing process. Visit www.sircon.com/oklahoma and follow the on-screen instructions.
• Non-residents may apply via www.nipr.com or www.sircon.com/oklahoma.
• If you are unable to use the online application processes named above, you may download and complete the NAIC Universal Application for Individual Insurance Producer License and submit it to the Department of Insurance.
• Submit your registration fee of $30 ($50.00 for two or more classes, such as casualty and crop/hail).

Reciprocity

Oklahoma's regulations concerning reciprocity are not easily summed up. To find out if you are eligible to obtain your license reciprocally in Oklahoma, find your state on the Oklahoma Non-Resident Adjuster Licensing Checklist, and check the preceding paragraph.

Oklahoma does not license residents of Nevada.

Residents of the following states must take the Oklahoma exam: Arizona, California, Hawaii, and New York.

Maintaining Your License

• 24 hours of CE are required every two years. Three of these credits must be in ethics.
• Renew your license online via Sircon.
• The fee for late renewal is double the regular renewal fee: $60 or $100, depending on lines of authority.

License Fees

• Initial Licensing and Application Fee: $30 for one class, $50 for two or more classes.
• Renewal Fee: $30 for one class, $50 for two or more classes.

Contact the Oklahoma Department of Insurance

2401 N.W. 23rd Street, Suite 28, Oklahoma City, OK 73107

Phone: (405) 521-3916, Fax: (405) 521-6635, Email: agentslicensing@oid.ok.gov