Division of Agent and Agency Services
Protecting the Insurance-Buying Public by Licensing Competent and Trustworthy
Individuals and Entities and Expeditiously Investigating Alleged Violations
of the Florida Insurance Code
Licensure & Compliance
TEMPORARY COMPANY EMPLOYEE ADJUSTER
TYPE AND CLASSES:
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T6-20 All Lines
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T6-21 Motor Vehicle Physical Damage and Mechanical Breakdown
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T6-24 Workers’ Compensation
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T6-40 Health
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T6-44 Property and Casualty
Florida Statutes 626.872 defines a “Temporary Adjuster” as an individual
that is licensed on a temporary basis as an adjuster while they are
attempting to obtain their permanent license. These licensees have the
authority to handle only such classes of business as his or her supervising
adjuster is licensed to handle, except that the temporary licensee shall
not be permitted by his or her employer to negotiate settlements with
the insured or claimant for amount in excess of $20,000.
Application Qualifications:
- Complete an online application for License and submit appropriate
fees.
Apply for license
- Be a natural person at least 18 years of age.
- Be a resident of the state of Florida.
- Be a United States citizen or legal alien who possesses a work
authorization from the United States Immigration and Naturalization
Services.
- Be fingerprinted at one of the Department's fingerprint sites.
Fingerprint
locations and additional information
- If licensed in another state within three years, provide a Letter
of Clearance.
- Requirements for applicants with prior criminal history
(Click Here)
Special Notes
- Applicant must furnish with his or her application a temporary
appointment form.
(Link to Form)
- Applicant’s employer is responsible for the adjustments acts
of the licensee.
- The temporary license is effective for one (1) year. However,
applicant must take the examination with the first six (6) months
of holding the temporary or the temporary license will be terminated.
- Only one (1) temporary license for a company employee adjuster
can be held in an individual’s lifetime.
- More than one (1) company cannot appoint the applicant.
