Adjuster Licensing  Information

Work in Multiple States with Adjuster Licensing Reciprocity and Designated Home State Status

Because working as an adjuster may requiring traveling to the impacted areas, licensing in several states may be required. ​Adjusters who live in a state not requiring adjuster licensure can receive a non-resident license by claiming a designated home state or through reciprocity. Florida and Texas allow licensees to claim either state as their designated home state. This means out-of-state adjusters can apply for a resident license in Florida or Texas. ​Once the state of Texas or Florida issues your adjuster license, you can apply for licenses in more than 30 other states offering a reciprocal license or accepting Texas and Florida as designated home states. You can view the DHS and reciprocity information below and check with the appropriate department of insurance for the respective state(s) you intend to be licensed to confirm application requirements.