Become a Utah Insurance Adjuster

AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: The state of Utah waives its examination requirement for non-resident adjusters holding a resident license in their home state. If an applicant’s home state does not license adjusters, a non-resident license from any other state will be accepted. All others, including residents of Utah, must take the state test, administered by Thomson-Prometric.

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Adjuster License Requirements

To become a licensed Utah insurance adjuster, individuals must:

• Be 18 years of age or more.
• Have a Social Security Number
• Have good faith intention to engage in insurance adjusting.
• Be competent and trustworthy.
• Not have any felony convictions or misdemeanors involving anything fiduciary, breach of trust, forgery, or theft.
• Submit the proper applications and fees.
• Residents of Utah and Non-residents from states not requiring adjuster licenses (who do not have an adjuster license in any other state) must take an exam, administered by Thomson-Prometric.
• Fingerprinting is required for all Residents.

Adjuster Exam Preparation

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Adjuster Exam Registration

You may schedule your Utah exam online.

Utah License Application

• After passing the exam (if required), fill out and submit your application electronically. Pay the appropriate fees with a credit card.
• The application for the Utah license is placed through Sircon
• Non-resident applicants who reside in states that do not license adjusters cannot apply online. These applicants must submit the NAIC Uniform Application.
• Testing is administered by Thomson-Prometric.

Reciprocity

Utah grants non-resident licenses to adjusters holding an adjuster's license in their home state on a reciprocal basis. If your home state does not issue Adjuster licenses, the Utah Insurance Department will issue you a license if you either pass the Utah exam or already hold a non-resident license in another state.

Maintaining Your License

• Those holding a Utah resident adjuster license, and those holding non-resident licenses whose states of residence do not require continuing education, must comply with Utah's CE requirements.
• 24 hours of continuing education (half of which must be "in class-room" and 3 of which must cover ethics) are required every two years to maintain a license in Utah.
• If you hold a non-resident license and your home state does require continuing education, then you must simply meet the CE requirements of your home state.
• Residents renew electronically through Sircon.
• Non-residents renew electronically through Sircon or NIPR.
• If you fail to renew your license by the expiration date, you will have one year to reinstate it. The fee for reinstatement is $125.

License Fees

• Licensing and Application Fee: $75
• Examination Fee: $88
• License Renewal Fee: $75
• Reinstatement Fee: $125

Contact the Utah Department of Insurance

PO BOX 146901, Suite 3110 State Office Building, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6901

Phone: (801) 538-3855, Fax: (801) 538-3830, Email: licensing.uid@utah.gov