How To Be An Insurance Adjuster – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
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- Would like to get to work faster than a storm – I can help, but depends on where you live so… reply with your city & state.
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Should you become an insurance claims adjuster?
- Median Salary | $65.670 per year (went up in 2021)
- Median Pay Rate | $31.57 per hour (even higher after 2020)
- Great Industry – Government-Mandated – Pandemic proof
- Lucrative Industry
- No Degree Needed
- Plenty of Advancement
- Become Licensed in Less than 30 days
7 thoughts on “Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)”
5. Are adjusters who are not licensed by the California Department of Insurance required to complete the adjuster training? If yes, what are the requirements?
Great question! The best route to take is to get appointed by a company like Pilot Catastrophe. You can work under their license.
What do you mean by training? 40 hour course? Yes. Training. Yes, lots and lots of training. The more knowledgeable you are the better.
Some states require a 40-hour course to get licensed. Training is to show you how to do the work.
Correct. California requires passing a course and an exam.
Hello, I run a small home remodel / handyman business. I am currently studying to get my IA license. Will I be able to be the insurance adjuster for my clients?
Certainly Yes please reach us out fir further discussion and we can assist you in this