Six licenses every adjuster MUST get

Real question why do IA have to have to be licensed but a contractor doesn’t??

Very thankful to have found your channel is helping me a lot as I’ve just passed my Texas IA exam

FL is great state to pick up if you want 90% of your claims to go to litigation and enjoy being deposed.

What states recognize Texas requirements

Should we take the California and New York license courses to prep for the exams since those require exams or is there a cheaper way to get those done/study for those?

I just finished my Adjusterpro Course. I am now waiting on my home state to process my license. I am excited to get started but am also feeling a bit overwhelmed. Trying to figure out which way to go in order to get picked up by someone willing to working with new adjusters with no experience.

I use SPEECH to text for almost everything because of bad spelling. That being said I have helped people with Auto Body claims and have done a couple appraisals for others on auto body. I am looking into becoming an adjuster, will my reading and writing disability harm me if I use mainly VOICE TO TEXT for all input??

Thank you so much .

I plan on grabbing the Deep South state from Texas- North Carolina because they are all reciprocal with my one state this summer. Grab some mid west states in the Fall like MN then New York and California at the top of the year.

I'm a new adjuster. Almost a year in. Resident license is NC. I have a SC adjuster license as well that expires Aug 31. It's costing me more to renew my SC license than it cost to get it last year...is it like that with other states?

Thank you for this video. It is very helpful

Do you offer mentorship?

Just started my adjuster pro pre licensing course. Can't wait to get all trained up.