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
NONRESIDENT INDEPENDENT ADJUSTER
TYPE AND CLASSES:
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75-20 All Lines
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75-21 Motor Vehicle Physical Damage and Mechanical Breakdown
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75-24 Workers’ Compensation
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75-40 Health
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75-44 Property and Casualty
Florida Statutes 626.8734 defines
“NONRESIDENT INDEPENDENT ADJUSTER” as an
individual who is not a resident of Florida,
is currently licensed as an independent
adjuster in his or her home state of
residence for the type or kinds of insurance
for which the licensee intends to adjust
claims in this state or, if a resident of a
state that does not license independent
adjusters, has passed the department’s
adjuster examination as prescribed in s.
626.8734(1b) and is a self-employed
independent adjuster or associated with or
employed by an independent adjusting firm or
other independent adjuster.
Application Qualifications:
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Complete an online
application for License and submit
appropriate fees.
Apply for license
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Be a natural
person at least 18 years of age.
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Must not be a
resident of Florida.
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Be a United States
citizen or legal alien who possesses a
work authorization from the United
States Immigration and Naturalization
Services.
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Be fingerprinted
on cards provided by the Florida
Department of Financial Services. Two
fingerprint cards are mailed to the
applicant.
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The applicant’s
home state or other state must have a
reciprocal agreement with Florida.
(Reciprocal List)
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If the applicant
does not meet the requirement listed
above, he or she must take and pass the
Florida Independent Adjuster
Examination.
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Requirements for applicants with prior
criminal history
(Click Here)
Special Notes
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Applicant must be appointed in his or her
own name, by an independent adjuster or by
the independent adjusting firm.
- Only one appointment is held at one time.
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