COLORADO ADJUSTER LICENSING INFORMATION
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License Types
Public Adjuster
A Public Insurance Adjuster is defined as: An adjuster who works as an independent contractor and represents an insured on a fee basis in settlement of claims.Public adjusters are licensed in Colorado.
License type: Individual
Licensing Requirements
Requirements
• Be at least 18 years of age,• Be trustworthy,
• File a completed application on a form prescribed by the Commissioner,
• File all service contracts that will be used by the public insurance adjuster.
An applicant must personally pass a written examination.
Pre Licensing Education
An applicant must personally pass a written examination.The examination shall not apply to the following:
• an applicant who, during the three-year period preceding date of application, has engaged in the investigation or adjustment of losses arising under insurance contracts;
• an applicant for reinstatement of a license that has been inactive for one year or less;
• individuals licensed as public insurance adjusters on December 31, 1994. Such individuals will be “grandfathered” in for a new license under this regulation; however, the public insurance adjuster must file with the Commissioner an application for the license, meet the requirements in Section III of this regulation, and pay the appropriate fee; or
• a nonresident applicant who furnishes a current letter of certification from the home state stating that the applicant is currently licensed as a public insurance adjuster and that there are no complaints pending.
Bond Requirement
Requires Adjuster Bond.
Type of Adjuster: Public Adjusters
Amount: $20,000
Bond Expiration information: Data Not Available
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How to Apply
Apply online via NIPR or Sircon(http://www.sircon.com/)Maintaining Your License
Renewal
Colorado continues a non-resident adjuster license to individuals for two (2) years. Licenses expire based upon last day of birth month biennially. Note: License continuation packet will indicate date to be used during transaction period to new cycle. Colorado offers no grace period. Reinstatements of license are considered a new application and will need to be processed through NIPR's Non-Resident Adjuster License (NRAL) Application.No continuing education verified before application.
Fees
| License Fee-Resident Public Adjuster | $57.00 |
| License Fee-Non Resident Public Adjuster | $89.00 |
| Renewal Fee-Resident Public Adjuster | $29.00 |
| Renewal Fee-Non Resident Public Adjuster | $29.00 |
Contact
CO Division of Insurance3131 South Vaughn Way
Suite 205
Aurora, CO 80014
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite?c=Page&childpagename=DORA-DI/DORALayout&cid=1251623445671&pagename=CBONWrapper If you need additional information on adjuster licensing, please contact Pearson VUE at 800-275-8247.
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